New web platform to support cultural industry in Ukraine during pandemic

November 13, 2020
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The FINANCIAL –The new multifunctional web platform Hypermarket of Culture is now available in Ukraine. This web source will help artists, painters, musicians, hubs, galleries and museums to promote and sell services, goods and tickets for events.

The EU-supported platform will also offer free consultations with digitalisation specialists and industry experts.

The project aims to help cultural institutions across Ukraine to explore new formats during the COVID-19 pandemic and is implemented with the support of the EU programme ‘House of Europe’.

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