an artist with a non-standard approach to art; in his collection of works there are even genre sculptures, such as the monument to condensed milk in rogachev. these are all doers. art glebe utchiki, what is happening with the art market in belarus today, what is the relevance of choosing creative professions in the country and how to cope with burnout, depression with the help of art, we not only talked about this with the artist , the chairman of the belarusian union of artists of the program tell don’t be silent. monastery, today is the time when the soul is great responsibility, for our artists , for ourselves, for each of us, because today an artist is not just a hobby, not just an endeavor, a great responsibility, and we

must understand today that every person who touches a white canvas or a piece of clay, it’s starting to liberate something, this is today, well, we are responsible not only for our creative association, but for our entire country, just a new issue of say don’t be silent, where the artist gleb ochik talks about the creative and personal is already available on the website beltelerokpania in all social networks of the project. the results of the creative year are summed up by borisov artists, professional and amateur authors, united by the traditional exhibition borisov color, the project is 10 years old and every time it surprises with exhibitions and new initiatives. so this year, the organizers combined children's creativity in the final exhibition and showed the work of students from the akhremchik art school. nearby, our artists are always waiting for this project with great trepidation, preparing for it, and touching on various topics, and it always evokes such

a very good audience response. in that year, there are 43 artists at the exhibition , most of them are professionals, these are people who were in one way or another connected with borisov, they do not necessarily live, but either they were born here, or their roots are from here, or borisov is interesting to them from a cultural point of view -historical block, so it is very important for us to show exactly these facets of our cultural life. there are eight works in the exhibition, these are portraits, landscapes, still lifes, subject composition, painting, watercolors and graphics, images of city landmarks in total borisov region. next is the sports news, we are on air at 13:00, see you. the regular extra league championship continued with three matches in gomel, grodnoy and mogilev. the central match took place in the city above sozh, where. for the second time in 3 days they hosted

soligorsk shakhtar and lost 0:3. sergei stas' team failed to score for the first time this season. gomel took advantage of neman. evgeniy letov’s squad defeated the novopolotsk chemist 4:2 and thanks to this result, the red-blacks overtook the southerners in the standings. neman's winning streak it's been going on for six games in a row now. but the most effective battle of the evening was given by mogilev and lokomotiv, in which the railway workers were more successful 6:5 the minsk volleyball players were defeated in an away match of the regular season of the super league, olga polchevskaya’s team visited the current russian champions from dynamo moscow, this season the belarusian squad has lost seven times in nine fights, while the opponent had not yet experienced failure, he led the standings. final 3:1 in sets in favor of the hosts of the site, the next meeting in in the super league, our volleyball players will play at home next sunday against the kaliningrad locomotive, minsk is in thirteenth place . the score sheet is in the asset.

time is forward, today many still remember the screensaver of the main news program of the once huge country of the soviet union. syata, written in the mid-sixties by composer georgy sviridov under the same name, later became not only its symbol, but a kind of brand of soviet television. it was with her that the evening

program that everyone was waiting for began. from the message learned the latest news about the situation in the country and the world. it was back in 1971 that the program featured a very important message for the republic and the workers of the polotsk oil refinery. for the achievements in production activities, his team was awarded the order of the red banner of labor. awarding a high award. drew a line under the most difficult and responsible period not only for factory workers. belarus confidently declared itself as a large industrial region of the ussr, where construction works successfully

giant enterprises. at one time, of course, a wonderful decision was made for belarus to build one oil refinery. to build a second oil refinery, there has always been good science, good economics, from the point of view, probably, of promoting new technologies, this was probably a very good decision, and an easy decision. the soviet union understood that belarus was a little ahead of science, including the soviet union. how belarus coped with difficult situations. in messages from the central belarusian television of that period, all the most significant events that took place in the bssr at that time, they, of course, were in the center

of attention of this young media, not a single large economic... the construction of factories, factories, television workers did not bypass, they constantly covered popular type of construction. the attention to the oil refinery in novopolotsk is a special, unique enterprise; in terms of scale and products, it has no equal either in the soviet union or in europe. about success polotsk oil refinery in the first time program, in 1962, reported by central television. i started working as a television announcer in 1962, when ostankin didn’t exist yet, it was a joke. and somehow, by the way, the first issue

of the program was read by me and my colleague evgeniy suslov. the first releases of the program were off-screen. we sat upstairs in the studio with headphones and, without looking, read story after story, and the command, hurry up , stop, continue, tune in, just... the voice-over footage was going on, this was the first one program release time. but how the construction of a fundamentally new production facility, an oil refinery, began in the republic was first reported in 1958 by belarusian television, television crews, they not only covered... the construction of this plant, but also the development of this young city itself, from the moment of

its creation plant, from the moment of construction to its commissioning, to the creation of the first, first products, in its news programs, it covered its main milestones, talked about the first successes and achievements, with clean slate. at the place where the plant was to be built, there was small forest, and in 1958, in the fall, i remember, i was given the task of driving six dump trucks to the former village of sloboda. for construction, to participate in the construction, here we are along the road from polotsk, there

will probably only be 10 kilometers, we probably drove all night, there was a swamp, we were skidding, it was scary , we settled in thoroughly, we spent the night in the cars, in the morning we were already dragged to the village sloboda. belarusian television itself began with a clean slate. january 1, 1956 tamara bastun, a well-known radio announcer in the republic, first addressed its residents from the screens, as an announcer of the belarusian television. it began broadcasting as a belarusian program of the ussr central television. television appeared in belarus, well, except for that. we were the fourth, first appeared in kiev, then

a television studio appeared in latvia in estonia in tallinn and then, that means in minsk, in 1956 the debut of broadcasting took place at the minsk television studio, well, this is a famous fact when announcer tamara bostun, began the program, the first program, as you know: it consisted of a newsreel and a feature film, it lasted one and a half to two hours, no more, then it became an event akin to a technical revolution , television was part of every family, culture, sports, weather, but the main thing was politics, economics, the achievements of the ussr in various spheres of the national economy, and then another obligatory topic appeared on central television - news

of the regions. there were wonderful, positive programs, the people were in good spirits too somehow so optimistic, keep in mind that after such a war the country is being restored, factories, factories, everything was destroyed, it all had to be restored. important then for the republic was the message that on june 7, 1958 , the first builders arrived in the village of sloboda, not far from the city of polotsk, in the belarusian ussr. it was they who had to begin to implement ambitious plans to create the largest oil refinery in the ussr , and the republic of a new direction in industry. i don't remember the names of all of them anymore

these, well, there were five tents. in the summer of 1958, for the residents of the small village of sloboda, which was located not far from polotsk, life was mine. from all over the soviet union. the head of the construction department contacted polotsk by radio: additional construction materials were needed. right there at the next makeshift table was the personnel department, behind which the registration of new

arrivals at the construction site was carried out. located in the farthest corner. the komsomol committee, for now , consisted of a komsomol organizer and two of his assistants, but this did not stop the work. special attention visual propaganda, ready-made posters calling on komsomol members to join the all-union construction project and a newspaper. the first issue of the future multi-circulation magazine with the catchy name “new building banner”. this. then, years later, the first tent monument will appear on this site in novopolotsk. at the same time, the first issue of the newspaper reported that on august 6, 1958, on the dvina wasteland, builders solemnly hammered in the first peg. it is at

this site that the construction of the first oil refinery in the republic will begin. late fifties, early sixties, the soviet union was one big construction project, and it would seem difficult to surprise it with its scale. i was surprised, of course, by what was happening at the plant, a huge construction project was underway, people were in a militant mood, i got to vtt1 and was surprised that thousands of people worked there. already six months later the launch was planned, everyone was insistent on doing it , the lights were sparkling all around people, tractors, equipment, corn. the first victories were achieved through heroic labor. railroad trains with materials for construction and

equipment began to arrive. and my task, as the eldest the engineer was to organize unloading. and this was the most difficult period of my life, and weekends and checkpoints and holidays, all the time i was at the base, all the work was done by these slingers, loaders, large equipment began to arrive, there was a twelve -ton crane, a twenty-ton, the largest forty-ton, equipment was needed deliver to... installation sites, here again my equipment, tractors, sleds, bulldozers, and so on, all this was dragged by all sorts of sleds, to the installation sites, only at the first stage the design capacity of the future plant was supposed to produce 6 million tons of oil per

year, this is a gigantic enterprise of union importance, the management of which had to be sorted out. i was in charge of assembling the equipment, this equipment was the latest. i was at the ufa plant when i was studying, there were american stills there, well, the simplest ones, these, that’s what they were called distillation apparatuses. and then the perfect devices arrived. they talk about how perfect these devices were. figures, due to the introduction of new installations, here at-8, auto-6, the volume of processing has increased, in during soviet times, processing reached 25 million tons per year, can you imagine, 25 million. and now 6-8 million are processed

. large-scale construction, enthusiasm, youth, a time looking to the future, a time of plans, hopes of accomplishments. television changed along with the country. there wasn't much of a studio. in this same big studio b, a place “here is the program time, there we announce children ’s programs, there are musical ones, well, that’s how it was, all the programs created by the minsk

television studio were broadcast live, there was no video recording then, it was all broadcast on broadcast on direct time mode, by the end of the fifties it was difficult to believe that back in fifty-six everything began with a small one. rooms at communist 6, the first television studio of the belarusian television. at the communist six in minsk at the end of 1956, the bustle and creative atmosphere that had become familiar here reigned. all programs were broadcast live; every detail had to be taken care of. moreover,

something new has appeared. the announcer in the frame read not only information from the sheet, news footage began to be used, they should get into the text. and this is news from the fields, from new buildings, everything is very important and nothing can be confused. most. operator mikhail yurevich lamented. the studio was small, there was barely room for three people. the camera is huge, and besides, the only thing that requires careful handling is rehearsing the appearance of announcers in the frame. there was a problem here, so that employees could quietly walk around the room during the broadcast; they were given slippers with felt soles, but the announcer in this form had to enter and exit the frame directly on... the audience, technically, couldn’t do it any other way, only thanks to the skill of the first cameraman of belarusian television,

the slippers did not fall into the frame. you just wonder how everything in that small pavilion was thought out so compactly and intelligently. arranged and every so-called soldier knew his maneuver. at the same time , live broadcasts of important events in the republic began for the first time. on december 27, 1962, the first train with bashkir oil was met in polotsk. there is a rally on the access roads, everything is so sincere and emotional. always. the life of the republics was reflected in the program, time is always, always, and we include belarus from belarus there

, they broadcast that agricultural story , for example, or some kind of plant, ukraine and belarus are just an honor, respect, these are the most, most important things our republics people really did. imagine, the main work on the site began on may 7 , 1959, and already on december 9, 1962 , the first oil refinery unit came into operation. the plant received its first oil on december 27. 1963 was a landmark year; on february 9, the first history of the bssr, own gasoline. belarus was born with its own domestic petrochemical industry.

then another important event happened. in december 1963, belarusian television announcers read out the text of the resolution of the presidim of the supreme council of the bssr live. it said: resolution of the presidim. supreme council of the bssr, transform the workers' village of polotsk into a city, giving it the name novopolotsk. what was once a village became a city, it was very pleasant that i already live in the city, i still have pride in the company, from the first day i in my eyes, the city was moving forward, and when i drive a car and see another house, another one, and most of all, i have the greatest satisfaction now, when i drive to the end of the city, i never could have thought that the city would be like this, through... "

several months after the novopolotsk refinery began supplying gasoline to consumers of the soviet union, the council of ministers of the ussr adopted another important resolution for the republic, on the construction in the city of the largest petrochemical plant in the west of the country. subsequently, it will become known for its products in the soviet union the union is like a polyworld. during oil refining , a lot of waste is generated, which is burned . the polymer is precisely the production that consumes oil refining waste, these are low-actane transition gasolines and all kinds of gas blow-offs, the importance of commissioning such an enterprise is difficult to overestimate. the production of polyethylene is considered the birthday, polyethylene is a product that further

moved the entire economy, but in the very cable industry, many factories were required, this is packaging, this is rural economy, a new direction in the industry of the bssr, new technologies that were not previously dreamed of and did not suspect that this was possible, the same as a flight, it was into space, it was a revolution for our republic, product production, product line was constantly expanding, its application in the national economy is extremely wide, it would even seem that it is not at all typical for such a trend as fashion, for example, we produced modocrylic fiber, its first purpose is fur coats, this is what is not there were enough clothes, we dressed the year, this

production made it possible to clothe the entire soviet union. polymir was becoming one of the largest complexes not only in the soviet union, but also in europe. over 6 million tons of polyethylene, more than 2 million tons of fiber for various purposes have already been produced, with more than 3.5 million for export sales. today ujsc naftan is a unique enterprise of its kind. a lot has changed here since independence. this enterprise consists of two separate enterprises. etoo naftan, respectively oil refinery plant polymer. the two enterprises employ about 12,000 people, a very wide range of products including gasoline, diesel fuel,

fuel oil, oils, a fundamentally new product cox, which is obtained from the processing of fuel oil, one of the types of fuel, environmentally friendly, economical, which is so in demand in modern conditions . ox is a new product that is already sold and used as fuel in power generating units in russia, china and others. today naftan products, as in soviet period, is widely known in the world for its quality and advanced technologies. in the sixties, novopolotsk turned into a major industrial center of the ussr, a large industrial city, a hub in the north of the republic.

thanks to television, the country recognized new heroes, journalists always sought to talk about working people, about their contemporaries, who lived not just so to speak, with some personal experiences, personal achievements, personal successes, but above all thought about how their work helps the development of the country. republic rushed forward, along with time , time forward, there were attempts and a purely graphic screensaver, musical, they tried, but this is sviridov’s time forward -