the tretyakov gallery , the pushkin museum there, and the leningrad museum, all the museums received the exhibits. the most expensive ones are not here, and they were drawn here in secret echelons. uh, all these things and everything. it was buried. here in this basement parts not so much in the basement. how many straight on all floors there were solid boxes of rolls. so that the exhibits did not suffer in the basement, the theater staff were on duty around the clock in the building maintained a special temperature regime stoked stoves monitored humidity and they managed modern rip operas of bohemia boris godunov the magic flute don giovanni eugene onegin and alanta carmen prince igor and many others there are also children's performances one other theater in russia does not stage them as much as novosibirsk there is no atmosphere, free on these matters, that the child is allowed to run to the stage to correct him there. what heroes to hide? in short, when such performances are announced for sale and how pirozhki flock, everything is sold at once, so if you are planning cultural acti

we are active to shake these majestic tyns, the gates are coming in, of course, the alle museum will y the trembling generation. still, it's a responsibility. came home with what kind of culture it was. she says it's lands. all this is still at the forefront for the understanding of a person who lives in this city. than the pyrogenicity of the tradition in the windows is the tradition of the branch to come in handy in the windows is not a takeout that will have its own rissey, this is a witch, an important, flawed, skin time i will be my ideals, and the lion stagnant is the most classic. this is an adaptation of microkos milk to oneself , and here, lord, it is not often done before, they say, good neighbors, and nikolaevich from raisa vasilna and is gaining his own house. i am an extreme garden, to whom and pyrodon cells at home are mock-ups near the garden in the garden. well, everywhere around them. about the culture where i grew up at that time it was, of course, places with deep swampy forests that helped people to be more open to the attraction culture. here are some of the buoys

we are no longer able to hit these majestic gates; this goes, of course, into the alle museum will beo tremble by the coming generation. still, the guilt came at home with what kind of culture was on these lands. all this is still ahead for the understanding of a person who lives in this city. when we go along the branches. i’m on the right side of the pyrogenicity tradition in the windows - this is the tradition of a branch that doesn’t happen to come in handy in the windows, which will have its own res. this is verme, it is important to express it, skin jazz, will i be my ideals, or will the most classic stagnate. this is the isolation of the microcosm in the vicinity of himself and at the institute the gentleman shouted, these are my good neighbors, and nikolaevich is from raisa vasilievna and is picking up her house. i am a garden in the extreme, to whom and to the branches of the pyrodom, the cages of the little gardens are in the garden. well, that's all, yes, they are about culture, where the radius grew, of course, local letters are closed swamps or forests, a le- this helped

but judging by the way tourists come here, how they carefully go around all our museums, how curiouslynterested in history.

but i think in the museum of the future, it should not be about objects, first of all.should be about a relationship between former colonized and over colonizers, and in the relationship, you discuss, for instance, can we show ancestral remains? can we show mommies? can we show these sensitive pictures, photographs, etc.? -- can we show mommies -- can we show mummies? >> that is, i think, a great place to leave it. as always, thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. for further discussion, join us on our facebook page, and you can join the conversation on twitter. thanks for watching. we will see you again. ♪ ■x■xq■■■■■q■q■ - [mike]: i started coming to this mall in 1982 when it opened. hey anlee, this is mike, jasper mall. i have few emp space [upbeasynth pop] ♪ [ambient mus] - [announcer]: major funding for reel south was provided by: etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian-american media,

uh, over the past three months, more than five to fifty thousand schoolchildren have visited our museums all over the country for free, all over the country i'm sure that just the same instilling love for that native land of the small motherland to our history. they will lay a very good big serious foundation in further respect for our country on level of higher education, of course, this is the holding of dialogue platforms, because today we see that our students, they, er, crave conversations. they have questions. they want to discuss them, so holding such dialogue platforms, including with the involvement of public accusation of knowledge of white russia, they are very good forms of interaction. and, of course, we are not talking about the country of our educational program in this regard from september 1st. we have introduced a new social and humanitarian block of disciplines, one of which is the history of the belarusian statehood, which is mandatory for the study of all students of the first and second courses, and it describes just such. not just the history of our country, the stoppa

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tourists , how they carefully go around all our museums, how curious they are, they are very interested in history, they are interested in music, we can conclude that, uh, polotsk is really the cultural capital of belarus, that's the whole story. it does not pass without a trace, that is, euphrosyne. polotskaya semyon polotsky francis of the ambulances are such personalities that they are invisibly present here and therefore, probably, special to polotsk. a special favorite and it is the center of historical and cultural spirituality. here i am i would say that for belarus such a philosophical city does not boil in it, such a boric life in the capital, but there is, uh, the opportunity to think, there is the opportunity to realize, there is the opportunity to feel. uh, to the inhabitants of polotsk , a palachan, a palachan. here to join the culture and feel like particles of this culture, therefore, in the capital life there you need to be there, of course, you need to develop, but in order to think, to realize to go deeper. it is necessary, probably, to live in a city like polotsk for

postal block like this in almost every branch of ukrposhta. its sale will be transferred to the museum despite allory of hryhoriy skovoroda today they honor the museum but online and prepare a burned statue for the exhibition in kyiv from the kharkiv region rena antonyuk oleksiy zhuchkov we ukraine marathon the only news is the world of skovoroda under this name in kyiv, exhibitions were opened on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the anniversary of grigory skovoroda in the ukrainian house presented a unique artistic project of the exposition, which allows you to travel along the paths and immerse yourself in the world of the philosopher . you can also see the surviving statue of the artist and the village destroyed by the raschids. in addition, the national museum of the history of ukraine presents information about skovorody's family his manuscripts and the earliest publications of the exhibition in our traditional museums-museums of the history of the shevchenko museum are dedicated not only to the understanding of the actual figure of skovoroda himself, but you can see artifacts . the m

grodno these can be enjoyed all year round. an unusual museumomas of magical herbs and plants operates here. tell me where secret places here with all these magical herbs. this is already the secret place the place of our strength, so to speak, of our ecologist of the biological center. true, some guys cannot stand the aromas of this hut, because it is concentrated here. uh, lots of flavors. yes, it is not easy to be here, but only the first time over time you begin to enjoy this aromatherapy and, along with smells, absorb the knowledge of the rich plant world of our nature, when the guys get here for the first time. yes they can tell plantain from chamomile, but their knowledge is limited to this, and there are a huge number of plants in belarus, and almost all plants. they do not introduce medicinal drugs to botany, they give almost all the knowledge of where and how to collect herbs what is useful, and what can harm, and since the center is a children's method and the corresponding entertaining things that you need to take in your hands let's

tourists , how carefully they go around all our museums, how curiously they are very interested in history is interested in music, we can conclude that, uh, polotsk is really the cultural capital of belarus, that's the whole story. it does not pass without a trace, that is, euphrosyne of polotsk, semyon of polotsk and francis the fast market. these are such personalities that they are invisibly present here, and therefore, probably, polotsk is special. a special favorite and it is the center of historical and cultural spirituality. so, i would say that for belarus such a philosophical city does not boil in it, such a hectic life of the capital, but there is, uh, an opportunity to think there is an opportunity to realize there is an opportunity to feel. uh, the inhabitants of polotsk as a palachan, as a palachan, are here to join the culture and feel like a particle of this culture, therefore, in the capital life, you need to be there, of course, you need to develop, but in order to think, to understand, to go deeper. i must probably live in a city like polotsk, vladivostok , for the first

of the birth of skovoroda and a part of the money from its sale will be transferred to the museum despite allof hryhoriy skovoroda today they are honoring the museum but online and preparing a burned statue for the exhibition in kyiv from the kharkiv region rena antonyuk oleksiy zhuchkov we ukraine marathon the only news so we will finish the issue and tell you goodbye a next victoria had light and bohdan my blackout is a new word in our lexicon if it is dark in our apartments soon the times will come in the world testing the darkness they only unite us they can turn off the lights in our houses but there is no way for them to extinguish it in our hearts, it is time to look into each other's eyes, it warms us, we will show it, because we are ukrainians, we give everything and we will definitely win, don't break us, we will win the darkness together, if you ask me, who am i? it's just a damn habit of being late, what else anu sports, as they say, i will be a coach, there will be people, competitions, trips , there are she, there are those whom i love, whom i cherish, the people for whom i am,

all. uh, the museum consists of several. there is a main exposition within the framework of which, uh, it does not change a little bit, we add 10 percent there every year, probably, it is uh in the form of presentation of material and it is always popular, and we have a whole line of temporary exhibitions uh, we once took the direction of contemporary art. well , the avant-garde art of contemporary art is , as it were, what is called contemplar. uh, uh, that's what we're trying to match, uh. and artists are the first of the first line of the first magnitude and u make an exhibition. the more popular the more understandable and the more readable for visitors. i believe that e our focus is on non-professionals, they are art specialists, and from those who consider something they want to know about it or have heard about it for the first time , they really don’t understand what the meaning of black squares can be called a work of art or not, and what is the essence of malevich’s statement, no one can really answer this question

involved in what was taken to museum treasures from kyiv, you helped with the evacuation of museums and and art centers allraine, and already after the deoccupation of kyiv region, they traveled and collected what became new museum exhibits. but if we talk about the first days of the invasion, was it possible to prevent our museum funds and our museum collections from being stolen, and did the ministry of culture do anything the day before well, you know, on the one hand, you really spent time in this plot saying that we were not preparing for a full-scale invasion, despite the fact that we were warned and, uh, somewhere about a month before , they had already said that it would definitely happen, i will tell you with the experience of the maidan, we understood and received signals from international partners that the collection of our museum could be subject to special attention in the event of an occupation in such a manner of direct aggression and, of course, on the one hand, we could expect some specific instructions from the ministry, on the other hand, there are instructions that regulate how the lea

kovalivskyi family has been preserved, accordingly, the spirit of skovoroda will be in the museum premises and allam sure that we will soon celebrate the 300th anniversary of skovoroda . accustomed to their predatory traditions, they call the frying pan the progenitor of russian religious philosophy, what can you say to that, after all, skovoroda, our progenitor, actually the bud of russian philosophy, mykola dontsov immediately answered them grigory skovoroda, a luxurious flower of the ukrainian baroque, specifically ukrainian and grigory, the pan should be associated only with ukraine, because grigory savych will say that my ukraine is my mother, and his biographer mykhailo kovalynskyi will say from moscow that hryhoriy skovoroda from st. petersburg is returning to ukraine a series of lavras is being built from near moscow, he returns to ukraine, to ukraine, dear to his heart , according to hryhoriy skovoroda, ukraine was above all else. and the fact that some consider the language of his works to be the language of a neighboring country is absolutely wrong, absolutely hryhoriy skovoroda powerfu

today the dion legion of honor, the walt disney family museum all took part in the event to preserve o to sf free museum weekend.com. what weather was not enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown today, musical performances were just part of the show. the annual chinatown winter solstice festival, the event also includes arts and craft booths, along with several different food vendors. it is put on by the oakland chinatown improvement council and will continue tomorrow. our meteorologist joins us, i feel like we either get it all or we get nothing. right now we are getting at all. >> yes we had a lot today. we will still have several more days of rain because another system is moving in overnight. here's a look at live doppler 7 and skylight raider i manage. we had a little break right now, the other system is going to be moving in shortly. here's what it looks like. a shot from sutro, so we can see finally with the clouds clearing. san francisco's 48°, oakland 47, cooler and half moon bay at 43. we can see across from the east bay temperatures are going to be a lit

they have to join, well, become a part of the orthodox church of ukraine, and here are all the museumshat ago that the kiev-pechersk lavra from the time of russia is not just to pray, it is also a certain cultural environment, a historical local history museum, and so on, it is a world-class shrine and therefore only the ukrainian spirit, identity, durability of our tradition, mazepa, which invested a lot of his own money so that the kiev-pechersk lavra took a worthy place, therefore, we must return to the origins of history to understand the meaning. well, i say, and such is the melody of the bells of three churches, as the archangel michael stands and protects when we removed the idol of lenin's satanism, well , that is, until in the 14th year, there was a laziness in the center of kyiv, why is this immediately attracting an evil spirit, look at what happened when the russians occupied new cities after february 24. what did they do? they burned ukrainian literature and immediately installed monuments were removed to ukrainian heroes and monuments to stalin were erected and so on. mar

we spend time there, go somewhere, go to all sorts of museums, and the exhibition, well, free time froml, we also work together, we all help each other here with us a working chat, where the guys ask each other questions, advise, they will tell you how to make the two participants in the digital science project, the markov twin brothers, right. this year became full-time employees of one of the technology centers to work quieter. sorry to talk. e. i love to talk. and it's very beautiful and interesting. during this time, markov began to study programming languages, they changed a lot, they began to communicate more with the digitology project - this is a wing project. that is, on the one hand. business, got employees who are qualitatively perform work on data markup, and the guys got useful, and these skills and jobs that require qualifications. in general, in principle, the very idea of ​​​​the project. uh digitology this is just the addition of business requests on the one hand, and on the other hand our just long experience of cooperation with the e fund, and anton is right there, wh

we spend time there, we go to all sorts of museums, and the exhibition, well, freely from work time. ll, we also work together, we all help each other here we have a working chat, where the guys ask each other questions , they advise there, how to make the two participants in the digitology project, the markov brothers and twins, right. this year, one of the technology centers became full-time employees to work so quietly to talk. e. i love to talk. and then it’s very beautiful and interesting brand during this time they began to study programming languages, they changed a lot, they began to communicate more, the digital science project is a screw, that is. business countries have received employees who do quality work on data markup. the guys got useful, but it skills and work that requires qualifications. in general, in principle, the idea of ​​the project itself. e, digitology this addition, just the needs of business on the one hand, and on the other hand, our long-term experience of cooperation with the fund. ah, anton of the detachment, which just decides. uh, such systemic prob

we spend time there, go somewhere, go to all sorts of museums, and exhibitions. time from work. well, we also work together, we all help each other here, we have a working chat, where uh. the guys ask each other questions and advise there to suggest. how to properly make two participants in the digital science project , markov twin brothers. this year became full-time employees of one of the technology centers operates. i am very love to talk. it's very beautiful and interesting here. during this time, markov began to study programming languages, they changed a lot, they began to communicate more. the digital science project is a wing project. that is, on the one hand. the business has received employees who perform high-quality work on data markup. the guys got useful, and these skills and jobs that require qualifications. and in general, in principle, itself. the idea of ​​the project, uh, digital science - this is the addition of just business requests on the one hand, and on the other hand, our just long experience cooperation with the e-fund, and anton is nea

we have been waiting for a new bus for four years, we all carry excursions, circuses. there are museumsschool buses, the krasnodar territory, updates, increases every year 55 new buses are sent to different cities and the village of the krasnodar territory. first of all, transport is received by those educational institutions that need them the most to carry children to the lesson new buses will start after the new year holidays. schools in 16 cities and districts of kuban and 11 correctional boarding schools received new buses. buses are very necessary in order to ensure the safety and comfortable transportation of students and back , these buses will replace those that have already worked out their deadlines. in the krasnodar territory. nearly 1,500 buses line the line every day. they take more than 70,000 children to school in cars for school car parks. today they buy for many russian regions at the beginning of the new year, the country's schoolchildren will receive more. thousands of new buses mikhail kirking vesti, krasnodar territory this december in moscow was the snowiest in 14

museums. first of all, we strengthened the subframe and proceeded to the russian paint layer. surprisingly, the face is painted in oil. the worked out smoke details are not an independent work, just a sketch. well this one image he is mentioned in his memoirs. he was talking about what he was doing, uh, the original for the mosaic. this is exactly this image for this mosaic in full size. here even shades of color coincide with the mosaic image. for example, there are these burgundy tones, there was a warmer part with him. and here it is colder, so hundreds of shades repeated the colors of the line in a mosaic way, st. petersburg masters laid out the mosaic for the pokrovsky cathedral of the marfa mariinsky convent in moscow, the temple was designed by the architect alexei shchusev. designed by mikhail nesterov the face should not be too harsh, but not sugary either; he wrote nesterov's memoirs on the image of the savior, the artist worked on the image for several years . as a result, it turned out to be recognizable, as art critics say about it, as an absolutely nesterov openi

all the women and yes men. who will take my place? oh, i got a clap for that one. i think about how we shape this american symbol. this museum this home. we all write america's story with each passing day. and the white house historical association keeps our history alive. together we will work to open the doors of the white house wider and wider to more fully reflect the distinct beauty of all of our communities. serving as your first lady has been the honor of my life. and i promise that i will give my whole heart and soul to helping our home reflect the true promise and power. of we the people. thank you. one of the highlights of my role is the opportunity to work with presidents and first ladies to tell the rich history of their temporary home at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and i think dr. biden perfectly summarized the importance of that relationship. at the gala we announced an academic partnership between the association and the steinhardt school at new york university beginning in january 2022 the association will host a fellowship that will support the work of an nyu costume design graduate student exploring the topic

the pushkin museum or the skating rink at gum the event at all points will last until january 7.or more information about the programs, see the discover moscow travel portal moscow archaeologists reported on the achievements of the outgoing year, excavations on the territory of more than 10,000 m², and thousands of discovered artifacts that help us learn more about the history of the capital part of the value, already replenished the collections of city museums with the most amazing find in rezh by artyom kuznetsov show all the artifacts found in moscow over the past year it is simply impossible for journalists about 250 thousand items made of ceramic glass porcelain metal are now in restoration workshops on the eve of the new year. that's quite recently. it has new arrivals. for about a week, glass objects of the 19th century are baked from rosta. on the seventeenth, several thousand more unique finds. now they are replenishing the collection of the archaeological department of the moscow museum, where about 80,000 found items are stored for several years of the slavic area, 22

museum complex here. i am a local resident who lived all my life in the azov region and worked for many years in schools. ly i received an invitation to come to work in the opening regional museum complex, there was nothing else, not a single building, not there was no museum institution. we started from scratch. i was the first staff member taken to work in the museum complex. and already 18 years old. i walk with this name in life, a museum, then and now these are two different museums. no, the work in it is also different, because every time dictates its own conditions, its own requirements for both the museum worker and the visitor who comes, he is a different visitor, which means that our work should be different. it must go a lot over time to meet the requirements that present life to such institutions as museums and, in general, to human communication. what does the museum include? well, the napoleon orda museum is the second museum institution that appeared in our territory; the first was an art gallery, and at the beginning there was a mineral room dedicated to napoleon. order next. all the halls

and since we as a museum study and present history all the time. let take the liberty for a few moments to tell you how and why we got here. the recent history begins 2010 with the earthquake in haiti. they killed over 200,000 people and left the country in a devastated state. haitians looked toward history and culture to give them strength. a sense of brazilian at the time they needed it most to recover from that tragedy. but their artwork, their artifacts, their archives, the museum and libraries, galleries all were buried under the rubble and in danger of being lost forever. the smithsonian had close ties to many figures in haiti and wanted to help. but quite we didn't know what to do. enter cory wegner, a curator at the minneapolis institute of art, a reservist who served in iraq. this is a civil affairs officer and helped save the baghdad and the jewish archives sponsored by the work of the monuments men and women of world war two. she called a meeting in washington. leaders of cultural institutions came and as smithsonian secretary undersecre

new building, we called it the restoration building of our museum, tore off new bridges for the minting of the arrest. cheese dressing and all more vehemently. this is very important. so what, here the museum is buying the great bed of consumables and restorers. ours can’t be stingy, that’s the problem with consumables material and solvent adhesives. well, there is a passage , yes, yes, well, they have to earn everything for them. everything is as reasonable as possible, that, well, on kolka this is important and your colleagues are deaco and sergey vladimirovich that you know lijaz for on the volcano, and we spend an hour on the onion tradition looking around in the program. one of the most unfortunate examples of painting restoration is the restoration of a work or by asa garcía martinez, his painting of jesus christ was a landmark in the small spanish town of borja in 83-year-old parishioner cecilia jimenez decided to transform.

russia will restore all the destroyed museums in its new territories, this follows from the list of instructionsadimir putin published today on the kremlin website, the detailed plan of the president is waiting from the government by september next year, zaporizhia region, on the basis of a unique reserve of stone graves, it was decided to create a branch of the museum-reserve. chersonese tauride the authorities pay more attention to the popularization of the heroes of the patriotic history file klor their image will be used in the production of souvenirs of consumer goods and printed materials special attention to educational work among children and youth the president proposed to combine school courses on general history and the history of russia and develop a unified approach to teaching history of the native land, the educational programs of universities will include studies on the colonial policy of europe and its consequences. also, universities will have a course on the history of religion in russia. on other topics , investigators are investigating the circumstances of new terrorist atta

scenes for a film about the great icon painter, and the ascetics will save hundreds of icons for the museum, allhe country in the year 60, which means that in january there were about 3.000 icons here. so a lot of things were taken out collected and preserved and revealed. major masterpiece. the lord almighty xii century icons even before the mongolian funds and even more than this holy of holies. all our masterpieces, everything that is not shown to the viewer in 2016, part of the territory of the monastery with the ancient capital of the necropolis, where the heroes of the battle of kulikovo rest, almost fell under commercial development, the shrine was defended, and the museums were saved thanks to. his monastery continues to serve as a bridge between time and eternity, the beauty and holiness of dmitry kailina. finoshin alexander antonov lead. and that's what we will tell further in our program in the center of the capital , the lopukhins' estate, a mansion of the seventeenth century, caught fire. and the united states also controls rockets of civilian objects so that there are more victims

yes, yes, the local museum was the luckiest of all, which got this ancient nakhodka to its exposition list of museums in minsk has recently been replenished with another exposition . details in the plot of our correspondent. dmitry kireeva recently opened a museum of memory and glory in the oldest hospital in minsk, a feat of mercy dedicated to doctors and their achievements of different years, its opening was timed to coincide with the end of the year of historical memory of memory. not only is it necessary, but we need to preserve it, but teach it to permeate, so that our youth be proud of our institutions archival materials photographs valuable documents, all this is presented. the staff of the clinic, representatives of public organizations and volunteers helped to collect the rarities. the museum, as it were, is divided into two parts on the one hand. these are the years of formation of the health care institution as a whole in the health care system of the republic, how it developed from the other side. this is a museum, created as a museum of historical memory of those people w

these right here are all museum quality prints that just celebrate the stuff that we love, so all thescratch offense way park. -- off fen fenway park right there. >> we'll be back after this commercial break. >> okay, well -- >> but you get the idea. >> i didn't give you a strong thing to scratch it with. sorry. my fault. >> imagine i scratched it. >> you get to see the stadium underneath. they made incredible gifts that someone will put on their wall for years and start at $12.50 a lot of stun. you were admiring these. -- fun. >> these are puzzles that look like art. >> they are art, in fact, that's because they work with independent artists around the world to create every single one of these patterns so the artists really participate in the profit and the process and we've got three different sizes, we have puzzles that range from 250, 500 and 1,000 pieces. they are gorgeous. it's like an immersive experience as you build the puzzle and packaging is fabulous. these start today at $12.50. we got a nod from robin. we got breyer. what's great about these, they are all hand made. no tw

passengers of domestic flights of the international airport, vladikavkaz russia will restore all the destroyed museums on their new territories, this follows from the list of vladimir putin's orders published today on the kremlin website, the president expects a detailed plan from the government by september next year, zaporozhye region decided to create a branch of the museum-reserve on the basis of a unique stone grave reserve. tauric chersonesos is paying more attention to the popularization of the heroes of the patriotic history and folklore, their image will be used in the production of souvenirs of consumer goods and printed materials, special attention will be paid to educational work among children and youth, the president proposed to combine school courses on the general history of the history of russia and develop a unified approach to teaching the history of the native land in educational programs. universities include studies of the colonial policy of europe, its consequences, a course on the history of religion in russia will also appear in universities. at least 10 nato-caliber shells we

over the past three months, more than five to fifty thousand schoolchildren all over the country have visited our museums over the country i’m sure that just the same, instilling love for that native land, for the little motherland, for our history. they will lay a very good, big, serious foundation for further respect for our country at the level of higher education, of course, this is the holding of dialogue platforms, because we today we see that our students they, uh, crave conversations. they have questions. they want to discuss them, so holding such dialogue platforms, including with the involvement of public accusation of knowledge of white russia, they are very good forms of interaction. and, of course, we do not bypass our educational program in this regard. since september 1, we have introduced a new social and humanitarian block of disciplines, one of which is the history of the belarusian statehood, which is mandatory for study by all students of the first and second courses, and it is just the same set out. not just the history of our country, the stoppage of statehood begins its origins unt

which began as a protest against the norwegian government, is now on display in the national museum, and all slow has not been lost on her. she had massive doubts when she received the museum's invitation. we lost our case to the government and now the government should also own the art piece, you know, addressing if it was too hurtful to even think about. but then as time went by, i realized that this artwork really had used its powers. so i had a very good conversation with my father and his response was, are you crazy? of course you have to sell a heads. what are we supposed to do with them? margaret on her saga will continue to resist and use her all to educate about the face of her people. even of doing so, requires making a few compromises. the rain forest is burning. deforestation, and the brazilian amazon broke old records in 2022. is there any way of reversing the unbridled destruction of this unique natural habitat that's been raging and recent years and can art play a role? my nose is an industrial city at the heart of the rain forest in the state of amazon, us a place where untou

over the past three months, more than five to fifty thousand schoolchildren all over the country have visited our museumse country i’m sure that just the same instillation, love for that native land, for the little motherland , for our history. they will lay, a very good big serious foundation in the future . respect for our country at the level of higher education, of course, this is the holding of dialogue platforms, because today we see that our students, they, er, crave conversations. they have questions. they want to discuss them, so holding such dialogue platforms, including with the involvement of public accusation of knowledge of white russia, they are very good forms of interaction. and, of course, we

philharmonic symphony orchestra chamber museum, my wonderful friends came from switzerland, they were simply delighted with belarus, of course, i tried to show them from all, by the way, the national one then. when the tretyakov gallery came, there were a couple of floors, and they looked, here is the tretyakov gallery in the main, and then they talk about your exposition, and i led them to our hall. so yours is much more interesting than this tretyakov gallery. she also has a lot of artists and her belarusian very good artists, but not to mention the school of the vitebsk school walked here, they often bring paintings that we have never seen and not only me, but also on such large ones that i received in belarus for all the time that i lived. this is a fairly long period of time. any musician from any country of the world can envy me. after all, i was in america and played a concert, and there i played belarusian music at the boston conservatory. i had a concert and my work was praised. even here the listeners had such a small interview, and i asked the audience. what did you like the most there for an hour of music was. she said that the work of evgeny

petersburg nearby, built by emperor paul in 2001, it was also transferred to the russian museum, when we received it all the end, here , uh, decided to give. we are here vladimir gusev was ready to tell more, but time the excursion came to an end, a worker was waiting for the guests, breakfast, after which the presidential corteges went to the airport in the russian museum, only vladimir putin remained in the russian museum last week armenia abandoned three-party negotiations with the participation of russia and azerbaijan at the level of foreign ministers in moscow due to aggravation in the latin corridor, however, at the personal invitation of putin to st. petersburg, pashinyan aliyev also flew in, and yesterday we began to lean their second to talk, of course, the main question. this is the settlement of the situation in the south caucasus in in general, armenian and azerbaijani relations are everything related to karabakh. so, as agreed, we are discussing all these issues at the moment. uh, the main issue, the most urgent issue - this is the crisis that we have in the lachin corridor and on the nobi

which began as a protest against the norwegian government, is now on display in the national museum and all slow has not been lost on her. she had massive doubts when she received the museums invitation. we lost our case to the government and now the government should also own the art piece, you know, addressing if it was to hurtful to even think about. but then as time went by, i realized that this artwork really had used its powers. so i had a very good conversation with my father and his response was, are you crazy? of course you have to sell a heads. what are we supposed to do with them? margaret on her saga will continue to resist and use her all to educate about the face of her people, even if doing so requires making a few compromises. the rain forest is burning. deforestation in the brazilian, amazon broke old records in 2022. is there any way of reversing the unbridled destruction of this unique natural habitat that's been raging and recent years and can art play a role? my nose is an industrial city at the heart of the rain forest in the state of amazon, us a place where untouched

a topic more pleasant to smell in the truest sense of the word, these can be enjoyed all year round. an unusual museumomas of magical herbs and plants operates here. tell me where are the secret places with all these magical herbs. secret places, well, this is already the secret place the place of our strength, so to speak, of our ecologist-biological center. true , some guys cannot stand the aromas of this hut, because it is concentrated here. uh, lots of flavors. yes, being here is not easy, but only the first time since in time, you begin to enjoy this aromatherapy and, along with smells, absorb the knowledge of the rich plant world of our nature, when the guys first come here. yes, they can distinguish plantain from chamomile, but their knowledge is limited to this, and there are a huge number of plants in belarus, and almost all plants. they do not introduce medicinal drugs to botany, they give practical knowledge of where and how to collect herbs what is useful and what can harm, and since the center is a children's method and relevant entertaining things that you need to pick up. the aroma is a

moreover, our belarusians, so to speak, cursed all the most abunny museum, overlooked all the catalogsttle, but the second version. this is e. the one that these valuables were taken out either by employees of the mogilev regional committee, or representatives of the nkvd nkb and e, this version is supported by the fact that they could not help but know about the valuables that were stored in the armored room of the safe after the war, the official soviet version was this until 1941 . the euphrosyne-polotsk cross was kept in mogilev and taken out by the nazi invaders, but there is no additional information about how it could get to the germans, such an explanation looks plausible and very convenient, because during the war a huge amount of historical values ​​\u200b\u200band were moved and the fate of many of them them so and remained unknown and and another version exists that during the evacuation, people who were engaged in the export of valuables were caught. uh, the german encirclement, uh, tried. in a crazy order to hide valuables, according to one version, these valuables were h