naturally i'm exaggerating, i wasn't at that meeting, but this is roughly how it happens, there was such a proposal, it was naturally defended by representatives of some advanced metalworking enterprise, suddenly it turned out that this steel , with its half a millimeter thickness, it is quite plastic, plus it is not assembled with rivets, welding and so on and so forth, that is, it has... some, plus it is shiny, literally reflects sunlight. and it just glows, right? yes, it glows, all these quality, it really was some kind of breakthrough already, purely technological, well , that is, it really wasn’t a choice, but vera mukhina’s, it was a proposal, they said that it needed to be made of steel, that is , it was like they came to her with this material already, i wonder what she was doing, when, for example, sculpture flowed out about the synthesis of art and about how she generally thought outside the box.

she thought about sculptures, how they would be exhibited, she had this figurative, conceptual thinking, she kind of after all, she was not such a straight applied artist, yes, and in order to make something there to order, she thought very globally, yurochka, listeners of our radio show want to know where and how you study, blibii, what did you say, and lark, get away from him, get away from him to me. so that i don’t

see you near the choir anymore, that’s understandable, and how can the earth carry you, herod, nin, there your yurka is showing, yurka on tv, yurka, the premiere of the multi-part film is on monday on channel one. dear friends, you can watch all episodes of the podcast lab on the channel one website channel 1tv.ru, and is it true that at first this figure, well, this sculpture of a working collective farmer woman should have been naked, but she was forbidden, well, yes, well, thank god, because this scarf was added, and that is, it was, well, this is how to say, ordinary creative work, here of course it is not good when people from the outside interfere, but sometimes ...

it can be useful, this was also not the first version, there are other search models that are in the new tertiary exhibition on krymsky val, you can come, see the actual train of thought of vera mukhina, and how much so they had time to do all this, that is, it is still in record time, extremely, you know, i myself participated in 2015 in one of these expos, it is monstrously little, simply and even i do not understand the gigantic experience of participation. all the same, they begin to gather and decide something in a few months, all this in a few months, naturally in cramps, in convulsions, absolutely all this happens, it is absolutely impossible to understand why this is done, there is no logic, always always and then it was done, that is, they are there working for 18 hours a day in the cold they assembled and hammered out this sculpture, because by may it had to be taken away to be assembled and.

first they assembled it here, and then they assembled it here, then they looked at it, looked at it, checked everything they could there, although the work was almost at random, because well, as it is customary, the sculptor works on the model, makes the model and then it comes, comes to the formatters, it is enlarged eight times there, here the model itself was a meter long or there 95 cm small, but it had to be enlarged by just 20 s once again, and it's kind of unclear, you're making a mistake on a millimeter error here, it can grow, it was such a process, well, that's why i said, luck, luck was with them, they did everything very well , everything came together and so on, then there were adventures, when it was necessary to take all this to paris, yes, a whole train there were 28 carriages filled, which consisted of fragments, yes, but here's what's funny, they divided 65 neatly into 65 fragments, put them.

scary, then they brought them to paris, it was easy to cut them off, but it was still not the french communists came and helped a lot there, including even with the security of this area, precisely because they found some kind of sawn-off cable there, the communists helped a lot, thank god. very well and they really built it very quickly, they built a pavilion in less than a month, a gigantic pavilion, 160 m long , they built it, but no one was allowed back to dismantle it, people came who were

completely unfamiliar with installation, with sculpture, with technologies and so on, they sawed it into 44 pieces, there in 65 neat, and here just like that , this is in paris, yes in paris. they sawed it into 44 pieces roughly and somehow sent it all here, they already collected it there, they changed the metal from thin to thick, violated the proportions and, in general, they put it on this stump in quotes and so on, in general, it was already, i think, that for her it was extremely traumatic, but still the game was worth the candle, as i understand it, this statue made a splash in paris, that everyone was absolutely delighted, of course. but even more for its perpetuation did, of course massfilm, well, naturally, because since forty-fifth year, forty-fifth i think, yes, it is the opening credits of all massfilm films, the soviet union and its environs all

learned about this sculpture simply from the opening credits, yes, it simply became a symbol, of course such a symbol of the soviet union since then, and then, and then whether you like it or not, even if you draw a political caricature there all... yes, well, or there is not even such a noticeable, but in general bitter in belarusian, and bitter is also hers, well, bitter is also a well-known such is your brother writer, yes ours, and how much was not realized, it's just this, and what, for example, was not realized, here are some

interesting ideas that did not work out, because she had some very dramatic story with the sculpture icarus, which she dedicated to chkalov, so such a real fall. its creation when in the forties there was no such plant, she proposed

to make an experimental workshop on the basis of a mirror factory, just a glass factory, that is, no one talked about it there artistic. well, after that, of course, during the great patriotic war , the work of this art department was interrupted, but already from 1945, the work was in full swing and new masters were trained, and what was very interesting was that they only, for example, made a project and then gave it to production, she stood at the forge, watched how everything was cast, she always communicated with technologists and together with them found an adequate solution and forms, including, because it was important and how ... to go together with the technology with the material, that is, as if she was always searching, and there was no final decision that this is good, this is bad, she was always searching, this mobility, it is also, in principle, very, when a person is always learning, always looking for something, this also, as a rule,

accompanies great talent, when a person is always like a child, discovering something for himself, that is, she did not rest on her laurels, she was always such a worker , yes. it is not interesting not only in art in such a pure high, but in production directly, right into the workshop, right in the very heat of the moment to work with the workers, that was what she was interested in, here are the students. her mukhina school, can we talk about that? i don't think so, that is, it has remained such a unique unprecedented phenomenon, thank god, but in fact, artistically being an artistic director and being on artistic councils is also very important, because firstly, they not only send something to production and sign it, they give recommendations when to do it, what needs to be changed at a technological point point of view, that is, as if it were actually some kind of teacher, well, in fact, yes , you come, and they tell you so here is the project , you show your final presentation, and they tell you so let's think, maybe you... to do this knowing the person technology, knowing already having a lot of experience, can advise, here she is just a large

number of artists at two enterprises of the largest country, she kind of advised them yes, yes, well, you can easily imagine a situation when there is a young man coming out, and vera ignatyevno praised me, and for him this could be some kind of motivation for, if not for the whole, but for some period of his creative life, and moreover, the plant was made in order to - to do, as we would say now, to set trends, because it would be necessary to make good samples for artists to make them, and then it was assumed that these projects would be bought by glass factories all over the country, that is, as if they were making artistic glass, then - they experiment, develop new models, and then this it is produced everywhere, that is, in fact, the same thing happened with some ordinary and there the same glasses or or something called wine utensils, these are like sets, but still the most important thing is the working collective farm woman, yes, the most famous and of course it is very cool that, firstly

, the sculpture returned here, that the french wanted to keep it, to buy it, at least i read such information, they wanted to buy it, but they did not give money, well, this, but it may be so, but in any case, this is what i read, yes, that it was brought here after all, that it was not lost, it was installed, it has really been restored now, it was a very good restoration, we say goodbye, our dear viewers. so, we talked about vera ignatyevna mukhina, in our

studio were alexandra sankova, director and founder of the moscow design museum, and yuri avakumov, architect, artist, curator. thank you very much, dear friends. alexey alexeyevich, you understand what is happening, i was preparing for the broadcast here, i looked at how long harry has been managing the nhl batman, it's been almost 30 years, and can you imagine that you will be leading the khl for 30 years, well, i don't know, it's hard to imagine, of course, at the moment i only had re-elections in february, and i was elected for the next 4 years, so i'm ready for this term, and what will happen in the future, of course, we'll see. good evening, this is the hockey football podcast, my name is denis kazansky, today our guest is alexey morozov, the president

of the continental hockey league. well, let's talk about your new appointment, what motivation do you find get up every day, come to work, be the president? well, we have a strategy that we have developed, approved for three seasons, and we must implement it, of course , there are global, serious tasks for popularization, attracting an audience, improving comfortable living conditions for... shifts and the sports product itself, that is, we are trying to make the game more dynamic, more interesting for spectators and more competitive among teams so that no one knows at the beginning of the championship or before the start of the playoffs who will win our main bowl, the gagarin cup, what does a typical day of the president of the continental hockey league look like, well , is there a place for hockey there, well, of course there is for hockey, because well, the last time i went out on the ice was at a goal match. and the overcap of the children's tournament, which alexander vechkin together with the moscow

region held, is already a traditional sixth tournament, so there we met many interesting guys who are now playing in the nhl, our famous veterans, i got into the team of vyacheslav fetisov, that is, it's nice i had to play with them, so on saturday i literally try to go out twice, three times a week on the ice, also in order to play with feeling. every year the league changes, and for you there are more problems every year? well, in general, we have some problems every year, yes, only when i took up... this position, we immediately had covid, we had to stop the championship, you remember, we didn’t finish this year, that is , every year something happens to us, some difficulties, one year, you remember, when many foreigners started leaving, one year we changed the limit on legionnaires, when we had to adjust from five to three people, now we are returning this year we

have already agreed with the ministry of sports that there will be changes in the order, five legionnaires will participate. how do you feel about this, because one of my friends who is connected with sports, he says that when you change the word problem to the word adventure, everything becomes somehow different, you really just have it and your first term was quite difficult, here you are remembered about covid, now the second term, here too a huge number of problems have already piled up at once, we will talk about them now, here is how you approach this, well this is a challenge for us that we must overcome, and we

understand that there are no hopeless situations, we just need to find the right solution to study it, yeah. now the main topic is, well, let's say it this way, the divorce of the continental hockey league and the russian hockey federation, before it was such a structural whole, now they are two different units, what is the essence, here is how to explain it to the people, what happened? well, look, now the development of russian sports in general is the depoliticization of international sports, yes , you see for yourself how much we have been disqualifying our national teams, our individual athletes, from international competitions, yes, from the same olympics, the world championship. some other stages in different sports, so now we, as you said, are a scam, yes, we simply gained more independence from the international ice hockey federation, we became more independent after the adoption of such a law in the russian federation, and now we can , together with the ministry of sports, approve our own limit

on legionnaires, our own rules for playing hockey, that is, we have become more independent from international... to develop hockey at the highest level, but at the same time we do not forget that, after all, our reserve is our schools, our children, yes, in our regulations it also remains that each team must have at least eight age groups, schools where they educate children, where they then fill their teams with these pupils and these pupils play further on the international stage arena there in the khl, someone leaves for the nhl, that is, we raise our children, and the russian hockey federation has slightly different responsibilities, yes, this is responsibility for the national team, the popularization of children's hockey, mass hockey, women's hockey, now we have transferred the women's hockey league - and now

the russian hockey federation will organize events and hold competitions of the women's hockey league, play there... the russian championship, so we also remain with the youth hockey league and the continental hockey league and we will popularize and develop more professional hockey one more detail, as i understand it, now the champion of russia is determined in the top of the highest hockey league yes in the all-russian hockey hockey yes i still call it the old way that for me , frankly speaking, it was very strange that in the khl there is the gagarin cup and it seems that this is well, the main trophy, but however, the title of the champion of russia was also played out. was it your initiative to remove? well, not our initiative, we just after we separated from the russian hockey federation, we cannot hold the russian championship, they cannot delegate rights to us, but the russian championship is legally obliged to be held by the federation, so it was chosen that the russian champion would be played in the all-russian hockey league, so everyone will participate there, there are

clubs of the continental hockey league club system, you know. the farm club is like the red army, like spartak's khimik, yes, like barsy, that is, our club system will also be able to have someone win and become the russian champion. hello, this is the news on channel one, in the maria vasilyeva studio, and at the beginning of the broadcast, briefly about the main topics. the positions of militants in the donetsk direction of the svo in the kursk border area have been attacked, the enemy has been deprived of many units of equipment, including nato, according to the ministry of defense. ukrainian

military commissars have gone hunting.