Kid’s-Eye View: Aza Nizi Maza is a children’s art studio in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where Russian missile attacks have destroyed buildings and lives. The students there are making artwork with antiwar messages to display in the city’s subways and elsewhere.
PEACEFUL WARRIOR: Young art students in Kharkiv are filling the subways with anti-war artwork. (Photo courtesy Aza Nizi Maza art studio)
MANY HANDS: Students collaborate. (Courtesy Aza Nizi Maza)
Beach Haven Crest artist Olga Choulindina and her husband, Mik Kvitchko, are continuing efforts to raise and transfer funds to help the studio.
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