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belarus a few years ago there is an elite, sixties apartment and stunning modern art, how to cherish promote and multiply the cultural values ​​of the risks of the region we will see all this in the halls of the local historian of the art museum. yuliya burlo is with you. and this is a fashion project for culture. a personally unique corner of the grodno region, which is distinguished by rich material and spiritual values, the museum business of the region has an interesting history, because they tried to open a museum in lida several times in 1959 in this amazing city. he flung open his doors. liski museum of history and art. each exhibit is a treasure trove. information about

cultural traditions and crafts the collection consists of 25 museum collections and consists of more than 40,000 items of the main fund and more than 5,000 scientific auxiliary permanent and changing exhibitions that introduce the history of the region, the fate of people, and the work of local artists. i propose to start acquaintance with the hall, the theme of which will be clear to any viewer. the exposition of the nature of the mask was opened on october 4, 2008. you will meet squirrels , wild boars, martens, badgers, wolves. the beauty, and lynx and many others, as well as their cubs, did not fly around the exposition and local birds black crows, hawk and woodpecker titmouse. bullfinches, geese, owls, gulls and ducks. in addition , popular science films about the life of animals , birds, fish, reptiles and insects are shown. now we will see the only exhibition in belarus

dedicated to the housing issue, a museum in a figurative hall. khrushchevka of the sixties is a composite representation of the era of the sixties of the xx century. khrushchev is shown through the life of that time and today it has not been lost among multi-storey buildings, hostels and elite buildings. 5 years old and attracts with the opportunity to support in the hands. cult objects, read newspapers, watch filmstrips , albums with photographs of all your favorite actors, turn on the radiogram in the world , there are museums of specific people or events at home. and khrushchev’s houses are public museums of a whole era, it is in the lithuanian museum that the utyag’s birthday is celebrated. it turns out that there is such a holiday museum all over the world has been operating for several centuries next to them go their own way, collectors on the walls of the litsky museum there is an exhibition of private collections of household items of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. andrei gennadievich good afternoon.

hello, thanks to your efforts, we can study the history of everyday objects of the late 19th-20th centuries. tell us about your collection, please. my collection, er, has about 300 items and consists of samovars , irons, household items, a kerosene lamp , scales, a collection of samovars, was going to start from 1999 to the present day. it is replenished here is part of the collection part of the collection. i have at home came to us from russia and most of all these manufacturers were represented in tula samovar not only of the tsarist period, but also samovars after the revolutionary period of the nep times and the times of soviet power, er, before the second world war and already production after the second world war of the ussr how did collecting begin? i don't remember exactly, but probably. the fact that

when i came to belarus i fell in love with belarusian culture, i myself come from kazakhstan , i was born in kazakhstan when i came across the first clay pot with belarusian ornaments. i have it in my hands he supported me too, and a certain feeling manifested itself towards this dish. and so, probably, the collection of samovars began from this pot. they came later, then a collection of irons appeared. tell us, what are the most unique samovars in your collection? well, i believe that the most unique samovar is worth it. it's presented here on this table. this selfish egoist. the samovar, which was given to me by a friend, my friend from minsk, my friend bought. uh, in the island there is a house for a summer residence, and in the attic of the house it was found. here is the samovar. he, of course, was in an unsightly form, i brought him restored. uh, it means the view in such a way that it should be this samora egoist that is, this is samar for one person, therefore its name egoist is not one, the only unique samovar.

there are also road samovars in my collection, which were taken by people on the road. samovars were used not only by poor people, the samovar was quite an expensive thing, its price at that time was 25 rubles. and if you consider that the workers of the putilov plant earned a salary of 10 rubles. in fact, he had to work 2 months without eating or drinking. they were not all available, so the manufacturers of samovars made samovars of various shapes from various materials so that there was a price category for different consumers. you can now shoot inscriptions on samovars. the suppliers of his imperial court were factories that actually supplied samovars to the table of the russian emperor. basically. these were all publicity stunts, that is, to manufacturers. it was necessary to sell their products, so everything they could they carried everything out onto a dull samovar. these were medals of various exhibitions. it even happened that the samovar factory did not participate there, but they

put these samovars all restored. that is, they are all e at a certain moment. you can run them so that they work and warm and please me. so the most delicious tea comes from such a samovar, as samovars were decorated at that time. naturally, in order to sell a samovar, it is necessary that the appearance be. uh, excellent, that is, to the producers a little bit. yes, their shape was almost the same for many, but in order to look was marketable. the samovar was beautiful ; engravings were made possible and samovars were painted with paints. one of the samovars that are presented, but this is a samovar of the soviet period with poppy painting, as a rule, samovars of that period of that time they were smooth. why because with daily use, frequent use, they were covered with fumes, and therefore, uh, every day, in addition to boiling them and cleaning them, they cleaned them with no time for cleaning products, they used bricks, beat

bricks, and rubbed bricks with this sand all. what inscriptions and decorations were on this samovar. they faded over time. please tell us about your collection of irons. where did it start? perhaps there is some unique exhibit. yes, there is such an exhibit, exactly from which my collection began. iron american number two, this was given to me by my friends great-grandfather their great-grandfather went to work in america and this iron was brought from america and it was kept and passed on in the family for so many years, seeing that i collect household items, they decided to give it to me in the collection at the moment in the collection from irons, probably more than 150 and one of the exhibits, which i really like, its fate is also unusual. this is an american iron steamer. that's what i call an iron for one at a school in an abandoned school in the vyvezensky district. i didn’t restore it on purpose so that people

could see it as an object. uh, in what condition did he get the irons that were used constantly; their soles were polished so much that they actually did not leave any stains. the collection also includes gas alcohol irons. ah, early 20th century. there is an interesting exhibit. many still do not know that irons are not only those items that were owned underwear there is a ski iron 90% of the items that are presented here at the exhibition are items from the bronnin region. these are the items that our people used. there will be a damn strong offensive from the ukrainians, why don't our military registration and enlistment offices catch the majors of the deputies of the officials of their children, you know, like a meteor before falling. first, it

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heading on belarus 24 tv channel . one of the largest projects is a permanent exposition, modern art of the region painting graphics. sculpture arts and crafts, artistic glass. here are the works of more than 40 talented authors of the mask. for more information about the concept of the exhibition, we will talk with its curator tatyana nikiforova. yana mikhailovna good afternoon. good afternoon we we are in an amazing art space immediately noticeable, creative implementation. please tell us about the concept of the contemporary art project of the region. well, let me introduce the whole museum itself, before we talk about this project, and you are visiting the lida museum of history and art. we have several priority areas of activity - this is the natural science direction, historical ethnographic and

cultural studies and the premises in which we are located. this is a permanent exhibition with uh the art department of our museum is called it modern art. lida region. there is not a single artist or sculptor here, but who is a debutant, that is, here, but very experienced. the authors are already known and not only in the region, but beyond its borders, and in this space the works of six members of the union of artists in belarus and four members are exhibited. e of the union of designers of belarus e, two honored artists of belarus tatyana , please tell us about the concept of designing an art space, that is the style of this space can be defined as neoclassical with elements of industrial style, since we are talking about the activities of an industrial

enterprise here. i also wanted to emphasize how the modern products of this plant look like, so uh, after all, this is neoclassical, uh interspersed with interactive space zones. it's very versatile and it's engineered. so, very quickly you can, uh, change its design to make it different festive or more. it is possible to complicate it even more in this space. you can go here several times e to see completely different cultural accents, that is, in this space you will never get bored. and we are trying very hard to make it so, in addition to the interactive e-spots, about which i have already said, and there is also an interactive whiteboard, where you can get additional information. about each author what techniques

the authors’ works are presented, uh, watercolor graphics are disgusting, uh, here and tampas are several types of stamps, airbrushing, there are modern techniques presented this is the modern art of the children's region. it is clear that the authors show. eh, the lida region, in many pictures we can see, and the history of architecture is also history. this year of our city is truly the anniversary proud of 700 years, almost every exhibition of our museum has sections that reflect elements of the history of the region, this exposition is no exception. there is. uh, works of retro landscapes of the city, which are no longer there, for example, here are the works of alexander ivanovich, sir. uh, there is a view, uh, of the city, around the castle of which there already exists a beautiful series of e by a modern artist who has depicted us

attractions of the lida park, which have not been in our city for more than 40 years, in addition to the graphics of sculpture and painting , art glass is presented in space. yes, and the arts and crafts section of art glass is satisfied, and is extensively represented in our museum here and individual works of authorship. the specimens here and glass works for decorating modern interiors are represented here by the works of very well-known er, leading artists who have worked and continue to work at the glassworks. and this is sergey sheetik. this is uh galina sidorevich - this, unfortunately, has already passed away. and lyudmila mikhailovna uh, myagkova and. e, vladimir semyonovich murakhverk. by the way, uh, vladimir semyonovich murakhver

took care of his creative heritage during his lifetime. we are one of the few museums in belarus to which the artist transferred the property of his art workshop during his lifetime. we see here, uh, old furniture art materials for the design of the writing work. here i have brushes in my hands. he used, that is, you can approach to consider, but touch no life behind the glass of the beautiful brilliant academician of the russian academy of arts vladimir semyonovich. murahara, sketches, studies, sketches of his works, not completed and or previously unknown, but today exhibited at a mini-exhibition. moreover, they are interchangeable, we change it in different seasons, and vladimir semyonovich left us. uh, a great many more than 500

sketches and sketches in the same context, but with a completely uh different presentation. uh, working this year. we have an exhibition dedicated to the centenary of another very famous one. e, in our city. in our country, the person is also an honored worker of arts of belarus. i am even sure that they knew each other. people's artist of belarus leonid chimelev this year, and would have turned 100 years old, found the funds of our museum on leonid shamilev. e from previously unknown his one. uh, a monumental work of painting called onega and this canvas is exhibited in a separate room. tatiana, an exhibition of one painting is a very unusual format for a museum. how did you come up with such an idea, and the exhibition of one painting, in this case, is aimed at

something to visit was left alone with the work. in addition , catalogs of creativity are located here, and leonid dmitrievich shchemilov, in which just this picture. no, it is not represented there, therefore, in more detail. you can get acquainted with creativity and e add for yourself this is the author. a work of art the lida museum of history and art is a bright spot in the palette of impressions find opportunities for traveling around belarus visit the museum of our country and remain a pleasant conversationalist. julia was with you burlo, we follow the cultural path together , see you in a week until new cultural

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