in general, this is your initiative, novakivskyi space, and in general, your interest and your work, it’s not simple, it’s your family history, uh, when, when did you start a relationship with novakivskyi, how did you find out about it, and in general, do you have some personal, do you have any family, so stories about him, or everything you know is mostly from the biography, actually. already written, or do you have any family stories about him? ah, well, first of all, it must be said that a lot of information was hidden and classified, because sheptytsky, as i said, was not a philanthropist, he was very friendly with novakivskyi to such an extent, that is, they were friends, and they were so friendly, that when novakivskyi passed away, sheptytskyi actually adopted his children. uh, and for the soviet

authorities it was simply impossible, and that is why i think that he hid a large amount of information precisely so that he could not, well, let's say this, protect us children who grew up in this family , well, who was hiding, let's say your parents or your parents' parents, well... was, well, we knew, well , we knew who the proto-father was, because i grew up among the paintings of pratit, but, well, you also have to realize that the museum is a memorial, it was created by my grandfather, with a very interesting story, because he first wrote to unesco and convinced unesco that they should make a year of novakivskyi, and then returned to the lviv authorities and said that, well, look , the year of novakivskyi should be in unesco...

this is to highlight 100 years of novakivskyi there, and signed up to the fact that he would make the first exhibition, and the family would invest in it, that is, in essence there is a big museum there a contribution, a big investment of my grandfather, and therefore it is clear that behind this story and we, well, there was an understanding of who the artist was, and what kind of paintings, that he was of great importance for the country, and... what importance was not unpacked, not was unpacking, and for me, in fact, there is also such a story that ah, the second such a little touch to the history of his school happened through my father, who headed the national museum, he headed it in the late 80s, your father is an architect , he is an architect, a restorer, and a lot of what tourists see now in lviv, like a capteka, a museum or an arsenal itself,

is his, well, it is his, his work, and a large part of the buildings that are on the market square, by the way, my grandfather, he saved part of lviv from destruction, because there was an idea of ​​replanning lviv approximately as it was in kyiv in the area of ​​st. michael's cathedral, that is, this is the son of oleks novakivskyi, this is the son of oleks novakivskyi, yes, and then with... and then your father is the grandson of oleks novakivskyi, yes , as a grandson, he, ta, he as a grandson, when he became a director of the national museum, then he began to make contact with the students and give back, that is, through him i understood what the school was and who its students were, uh, well, actually, it was precisely because of him that i began to somehow, well, touch on this and research it, but unfortunately, his story with the national museum ended very sadly, i would say that he had very bad habits, if... there was a story, we won't

go into it much now, but due to the failure to fulfill a certain party wish, a case was opened against him , he won the court, but i didn't want to go back to the museum, and in fact , these are exactly those years, what a year it is, well, it's not actually the beginning of independence, but we know from the beginning of independence, as well as the fate of chornovol, we understand that... that the appearance a person who was in favor of independence, well, there is an interesting point that, for example, he, my father, was precisely the person who ensured that the national museum was located in the premises where the lenin museum used to be, and near the opera house, now all they know that this is a national museum, yes, but when dad raised this issue, everyone in lviv was afraid to solve it, but fate turned out so simply

, mythically and mystically, that gorbachev, who was supposed to go to one city there, ended up in lviv, raisa maksimivna had to be entertained, and my father would have taken her funds. and after that they gave permission for the premises of the lenin museum to be transferred to this project, but now you will not read about my father anywhere, precisely because he was erased from history, because of this history, because of this conflict, because there was a conflict with transfer of icons, he refused to transfer icons, because fast transfer would mean destruction, and he didn't want to do that, but someone really needed to do them quickly. well, it feels like a family, a family -like character, i actually want to ask, to return to oleks navakivskyi, to ask about his character and his eccentricity, i heard and read a lot about the fact that he was an eccentric, that he was an eccentric and

even a poser , about the fact that he could invent some things about himself, let's say that he sleeps for an hour or two a day, what about chinese? origin, maybe it's true, i i don't know, yes, about the fact that he was tripled with paints and so on, that is, tell me about it, well, about the chinese truth, well, as far as i followed there, the dna truth was not done, i think that such things should be done, i would have done it a long time ago in your place, what are you doing, but even just by the appearance you can understand that there are these roots there, and he actually brought oriental studies into the school as an interest. and he was also very interested in the topic of japonism all his life, that is, for him it is so very important as a person who created himself in in art, he was no less successful there than warhol, but he perfectly created

his legend as an artist, he certainly had an incredible talent, they say that he really had a certain magical gift. he gave, well, we certainly understand that he had the gift of a visionary, well, but besides all that , it was just the gift of seeing people there, of manifesting somehow, but he had this kind of very amazing story, a clairvoyant, a clairvoyant, let’s say this , on the one hand, on the other hand, this incredible talent, students said that in leonardo held him between his fingers, and comparing him with the ninth, well, all the time, when they... he was taken to italy, then he looked at michalanchilo and said that here he is, here he is his teacher, and that is, in principle, this is a man, who really could very well manage the fact that he had these features, him, as a person, he truly unpacked it, as

talents, as talents, reproaches and sometimes manipulated, of course, if he had stories with a stick, although he really had... there were periods of long-lasting hunger, and this hunger he then floated on health, he lay there straight for a long time , because of this he could not get up, but there were periods when he threw the stick and when inspired he could run, move, but when he remembered, no, no, let's carry me, support me , yes, well, it was takadzhanova at once, and about his eccentricities, yes, this is also true, he was very much alive. bright, and that is why young people directly followed him, so i can see even from his self-portraits and from his photographs that he was an extremely charismatic person, that is , he and he used it, he i used it, we only have about 3.5 minutes left, maybe 3.5 minutes, i want

to ask more about the interpretations, i am very interested in this cycle of awakening, yes, which one, which is talked about a lot, e. there is a clothed girl standing in the background, some kind of icon or crucifix, yes, this is only one work, there is also a naked girl in the cycle, there are a lot of works there in the cycle, for example, i say in or for example, yes, yes, i, i mean cycle, and very often we are told that it symbolizes the awakening of ukraine, and this is it for me, for me it is very different unconvincing it sounds because actually this girl, anna maria palmovska, she will become a 16-year-old girl, yes, a polish girl, actually , a child, a child, you, you better tell about it now, yes, a 16-year-old child that he drew, and she will become his wife, yes, and

this interpretation seems unconvincing to me, did he say it himself somewhere, or where did it come from, that this is the awakening of ukraine? ugh, well, first of all, who was this child, please tell me, the first thing i want to say is that there was not only a child, it's a certain cycle that we actually, when they talked with diana klitschko. it ends with the final work of having mercy, uh, in my mind it's a very connected cycle that is essentially about coming of age and what you have to do, what choices you have to make in that coming of age, and to weigh freedom and serenity responsibility and transformation, and that is, it is interesting that her last work is to have mercy, not love, but... serder is when i accept without question, and this is the level of a master,

and this work really, it began with spending of my great-grandmother, who really when she was orphaned, my great-grandfather took her into custody and then married her, and it was an incredible couple of people in love who had the opportunity to live in love unlike so many others who did it out of obligation and got married at the same time this... the cycle it has many images and in particular it is very clear yellow-blue elements of a woman who at a certain moment, well, there are even those that slightly resemble the symbol of the french revolution, and if this is a rebirth of birth, and in this cycle there are a lot of if stories, and stories about, er, what it will be from the dungeon, uh, that first you have to go down into the dungeon, from the dungeon. then, when you too will be considered dead, that is where the birth will take place, and this is the myth

of demeter, which he also, from there he mixes it up, that is, that in ukraine there is a period of spring when she can come out, blossom and begin to occupy her place, but if we don't grow up enough at this point, she'll have to go back to hell again and have to come back from... the underworld again and die amazingly, see, it's very good that i asked that, because the meaning is much deeper and much more layered than it is often interpreted, and in fact you yourself have already led to a wonderful logical conclusion, yes, and i warned you that i would ask about the last phrase he said to golubovsky before his death, nothing dies, that this means? oh, what does that mean to you?

i think it's very much about, i 'll take a step back even now, but nothing can be my property, nothing is not controlled by me, and once i realize that even there the collection that i have, it's not my control is what i... can share what i share. for the great-grandfather it was a story, that's what he recognized, he knew this treasure about art, what it is, that it is a gift of god and it is a destination, and it cannot be, it cannot be finite on you, it can be transmitted, and the more you, as a master, can pass it on, the more likely it is that it will live, will live on, and. and at the same time, this is just life, life goes on, regardless of whether there are, i don't

know, ready to celebrate any dates related to novokivskyi in lviv or not, it's about that he will still live on, he will move on, and just as we talked with malevich, are we ready to admit that he taught and had his time or not, but he will live on, and for me, the fact that his pictures appeared. year in belvedere, they returned to europe, where they were actually exhibited, where they were recognized, although i would say that the selection of paintings, well, not the best one that went, but this is also about the fact that it is not, it is not finally, this is also the story that can be further unpacked and told further, depending on how ready you are to approach this material and learn, how we now know ourselves through this war and discover a lot about ourselves. this new, what new. thank you, dzvenislav, dzvenislav novakivska, the great-granddaughter of oleks

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the further development of our state is, in particular, qualitative judicial reform. ukraine's chances of joining the eu depend on it. we will talk about those who bring this accession closer for us, and who, on the contrary, move it away, today, but first, let's talk about the news. the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office sent an indictment to the court against the acting head of the comintern district court of odesa, pavlo dobrov, who was found guilty of bribery last year in september. according to the investigation materials, the judge promised to contribute to the resolution for $1,300. decisions on securing a claim in a civil case in favor of a citizen. tell me what you are said for security? this and for, well, for these two things. both for demand and for provision. so. if the court finds pavlo dobrov guilty of corruption, he faces a penalty of imprisonment for a term of 5 to 10 years, with confiscation of property and deprivation of the right to hold certain positions.

the odious judge of the kharkiv district administrative court olena izovitova vakim is trying. appeal the results of her qualification assessment, which found her unworthy of the position. the judge appealed to the cassation administrative court with the lawsuit. we will remind you that it is higher after the interview, the qualification commission of judges recommended to the supreme council of justice to dismiss izuvitova from the post of vakim. as a result of her dismissal, she will also be deprived of life support. in his statement of claim, izovitov vakim demands that the actions of the higher qualification commission of judges be recognized as illegal. judge vakim congratulated the maidan. in 2013, it decided to ban peaceful gatherings in support of euromaidan in kharkiv. at first, the judge vetoed the peaceful protests from november 26 to 29, 2013, and... the very next day she banned them indefinitely protest actions. the previous composition of the supreme council of justice recognized that the judge had violated the norms of procedural law, but exempted her from

punishment due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. judge olena izovitova vakim has a lot of property, the appearance of which is difficult to explain by income. and not only her, but also her children, who, with the minimum salary, became owners of expensive cars. judge's mother lidia izovitova, head of the national association of lawyers of ukraine and an associate of putin's godfather, more than four months ago, the supreme council of justice finally renewed auto distribution and consideration of disciplinary complaints of judges. however, during this time, she did not consider the most high-profile cases of the most scandalous servants of themis, who are behind corruption scandals and acquired property of dubious origin during their time as a judge. what's more, these judges are often involved in high-profile criminal cases themselves. they are removed from the administration of justice, but still. work as judges, and you and i continue to pay them a considerable salary. we are talking about judges, whose names and surnames we all know, including judges

of the former district administration of the city of kyiv, which has already been liquidated, there are dozens of disciplinary complaints against some of them, against the head of this court, pavlo vovk, only one has been opened, as far as i know today, and the question of whether it is being considered or not is, well, at least we do not know , because... there is no result, this is pavlo vovk, the odious former head of the liquidated most scandalous court of the country, the district administrative court of kyiv, the same one who canceled the new edition of the ukrainian spelling, blocked the renaming of the ukrainian orthodox of the church of the moscow patriarchate, which, according to the decision of the verkhovna rada, had to include a connection with russia in its name, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, the judges of the district administrative court of kyiv took into consideration a lawsuit from viktor yanukovych that trust. him to the post of president of ukraine. the head of kyiv district administrative court, pavlo vovk , appears in the case of interference in the work of the court and influencing the adoption of certain decisions for money.

in 2020, nabu announced to vovka, his deputy yevgeny ablov and five other judges of oask, that they were suspected of creating a criminal organization organization and seizure of power. there is a huge problem in the fact that the judges of oascu, even after the liquidation of the court, they continue to be judges and receive a considerable salary. the district administrative court of kyiv was liquidated at the end of 2022, since then pavlo vovk has done absolutely nothing, but still receives a salary. over the past year , taxpayers paid more than uah 1.5 million to a suspect in serious corruption crimes and an attempt to seize power. and he is, of course, not the only one, his first deputy evgeny ablov is also involved in the criminal case and also received about 1.5 million. as an outside observer, i get the impression. that simply no one is interested in this, more precisely, the supreme council of justice is interested in the opposite of keeping tandyr, wolf, ablov, and other figures like them in their positions, but what, i would like

to be wrong in reality, and i will be happy to be wrong, whatever the council needs to do justice is to start considering these cases and dismiss those judges who should be dismissed. under consideration by the supreme council justice is pending and the case of the judge, the culprit of the fatal road accident. last year, on may 26 , the judge of the makarivskyi district court of ky... oblast oleksiy tandyr, driving a lexus car, ran over national guard soldier vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint upon entering kyiv. the military serviceman, who was originally from cherkasy and raised three children, died. according to the investigation, at the time of the accident, the driver was traveling at a speed of 100 km/h, tandyr himself was intoxicated. this case caused a great public outcry, however did not attract the attention and priority of the high council of justice. alexei tandyr is in a pre-trial detention center, will probably be found guilty and sentenced to a real prison term, but he still remains a judge. the most interesting thing is that the supreme council of justice itself

included in its regulations a rule according to which high-profile cases, cases that have public weight, significant public interest, should be considered first, or at least as a priority. unfortunately, we do not see this, and in fact, in this way, the members of the supreme council of justice themselves violate the new regulations. special category for dismissal. collaborators - those who betrayed their oath and went over to the side of the enemy during a full-scale war. they should be released immediately, but the supreme council of justice is in no hurry here either. the judge of the northern economic court of appeal, volodymyr kuksov, who is accused of collaborationism, after the liberation of kyiv region from the occupiers, justified the atrocities of the racists and called ukrainians fascists. but it seems to me that only the fucking bandera people can fucking rape, and here too this is the situation here, we have half-salaries like these... the supreme court decided to give half-salaries to the war. what do i need this war for, damn it. kuksov was detained by law enforcement officers back in september 2022 . since then, he has been in the pre-trial detention center. and vrp

is still not with. found time to consider the issue of his dismissal, as well as the case regarding another collaborator of the former head of the poltava district court, larisa bogomolova, who is suspected of treason due to alleged cooperation with the russian fsb. she was detained last year in august. according to law enforcement officers, she called on the employees of the berdyansk district court, where she previously worked, to support the russian occupiers and cooperate with them. and those who refused to cooperate were handed over to the fsb. bogomolova gave the occupiers information about... three azov fighters from mariupol to the mangusha district. the russians killed these servicemen. today i heard information that three people from azov got out of mariupol by some trick. can you hear me yes, i hear you, yes. and they will go here so that you keep it in mind. if the court finds bogomolova guilty, she faces life imprisonment imprisonment, but for now she is still a ukrainian judge. i will repeat, all these same

judges are further, well behind there. continues to carry out the so-called justice with lopsided exceptions, one can imagine how they carry it out. so far, the supreme council of justice has considered only a few applications for dismissal from the disciplinary chamber. however , key unscrupulous members of the judiciary still remain in office. it was a judicial control program. if you want to report corrupt or dishonest judges or illegal decisions, message me on facebook or at this email address. see you in exactly a week. anxiety, insomnia, restlessness. quiet helped me cope with stress against the background of anxiety. quiet soothes and the soul becomes lighter. there are discounts on zipellor 15. in

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