Artists announced a boycott of Kvartal 95: the reason is a corruption scandal.
Artists' refusal to perform with 'Kvartal 95'
According to inkorr.com: Artists have decided not to perform with 'Kvartal 95' due to a corruption scandal involving the co-owner of the studio, Timur Mindich. This decision was supported by the choir 'Homin', singer KOLA, and Dorofeeva.
Reasons for the boycott
The refusal was a response to high-profile corruption cases involving Mindich. In its statement, the 'Kvartal 95' studio emphasized that it does not intend to involve its members in political manipulations and remains true to its principles.
Situation with corruption schemes
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau reported suspicions against seven individuals involved in schemes for receiving large kickbacks in the energy sector. Some of the suspects have already been detained, and Mindich, according to media reports, left the country before the raids were conducted.
Position of 'Kvartal 95'
The 'Kvartal 95' studio stressed its intention to remain independent and continue its activities despite the difficulties it faces.
The situation surrounding 'Kvartal 95' has attracted public attention and confirmed the importance of artists' responsibility to society. Boycott participants emphasized that their position demonstrates a rejection of support for corrupt practices and a readiness for changes in Ukraine's cultural environment.
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