Mosaics of the Zolotonosha community: pro-Ukrainian symbols in culture
- Earliest collected report:Суспільне Черкаси
- Last update
- 2 sources
In the Zolotonosha community, mosaics reflect Ukrainian traditions. The mosaics feature symbols such as trio musicians, folk clothing, and hopak, created during the Soviet era. Modern researchers study their significance and preservation in the region’s culture.
In brief
- The mosaics depict traditional Ukrainian symbols and attributes.
- These panels were created during the Soviet era.
- The commissioners of the mosaics were collective farm heads who paid the artists.
- Modern historians investigate the meaning of the encoded symbols.
- Local residents preserve these mosaics as part of cultural heritage.
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
- Budget not in the collected reports
- Public money 1 source
- Media business 1 source
- Big capital not in the collected reports
- Readers and grants not in the collected reports
- Undisclosed not in the collected reports
No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, big capital, readers and grants, undisclosed.
| Group | Share | Count |
|---|---|---|
Public money
| 80% | 4 items |
Media business
| 20% | 1 item |
- Who the outlets write for
- community 2
- region 0
- country 0
- world 0
- Channels
- Websites 1
- Telegram 1
- TV and radio 3
- ДзвінMedia business
- first item
- caught up, 5 h later
- local
Мозаїки, які пережили СРСР: історія створення та які символи у них зашифровані


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