be done with to do something with this, in general, after this negotiations begin, and the museum of modern artes a copy for itself and leaves it, and the original, uh, the negative itself is transferred to the soviet union, where, alexandrov, the only one moment the surviving member of the film crew tise died ten years earlier in the seventies, aleksandrov edited his version, in general , of course, maybe this is not an ideal reconstruction, but at least he himself appears in the frame, and this is such a comment, on the one hand, it seems alexandrov’s memory of the trip, on the other hand, and his story about the film, by the way, we can look at the already elderly alexandrov. actually, yes, of course, this is how grigory vasilvich’s fate turned out, he started with esenstein, with ezenstein he ended his creative work, but it seems to me that jade's name also needs to be mentioned, because he goes through this story very interestingly, in fact, he is in new york, but then he listened to esenstein's lecture in america and realized that he needed to study with esenstein. esenstein went to mexic

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museum's art collection? . the result is unsupervised. a 24 foot by 24 foot installation that dominates the lobby of the museum of modern art in new york. enerated using artificial intelligence. he trained the a.i. model using data from more than 200 years of moma art collection, which includes nearly 90,000 works of art from over 26,000 artists. it is always learning and changing. imagining art that could have existed in the collection as well as new art of the future. if you watched forever, would you not see the same screen twice. i sat down with anadol and the museum's curator of paintings an sculpture michelle kuo to discuss this extraordinary work and the future of art and artificial intelligence. >> thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> so, refik, if somebody were to ask you just very simply, what is this? what would your answer be? >> so this is an a.i. data sculpture. running real time by using for me the most inspiring art collection of humanity, moma art works and their metadata. and a.i. real time dreaming or hallucinating, art works that doesn't exist. >> and to me the most ni interesting thing is what you see on t

i've been mesmerized by a piece of artificial intelligence artwork at new york's museum of modern art. a human artist fed the computer data from 200 years of paintings, drawings, sculptures and more from the museum's collections. and this is the ever-evolving result. i'll talk to the human beings behind the work. >> -- i'm trying to find this language of humanity. >> and let's get started. >>> in 1945, the brilliant computer scientist alan tearing wrote that computers would some day be able to play very good chess. the term artificial intelligence hadn't been coined yet. that will take another decade. today oxford defined a.i. as other machines to exhibit or simulate intelligent behavior and in the meantime his prophecy has come true and then some. in 1997 ibm supercomputer deep blue beat the then world chess champion in a six-game match. 20 years later in 2017, google's afla go beat the world's number one play of go, an even more complex board game to master especially for a computer. but it is not all fun or games. the media rise of chatgpt and other programs in recent months has sh

learn the skill, and then we found ourselves and become artists, because our vitebsk is a museum of modern artthe best artists. they worked here. naturally. we must not lose these traditions, but on the contrary, expand them , multiply and, of course, folk art. i got better. i became more tolerant , i stopped judging people. in ancient russia , the phoenix bird was depicted in the form of a beautiful woman. yes, well, here, i took it, yes, and painted after a flock, i left you. and this is the all-seeing oh whom of god, here are four vaginists who saw the angel eagle lion and uh-huh and four eyes. here above is a box of hair in a kitchen garden. christ is very interesting. this is an ancient icon. she instagram some. here is mine. by the way, the icon here is unexpected joy on december 22, when the sinner came and asked for a long, long time every day , he came and asked, she asked here, let the lord ask me. she took pity on him and bowed her son and he forgave this sinner, can you imagine, and this is unexpected when he became without sin this one in this this is what this icon symbolizes, an

that something needs to be done about it, in general, after that negotiations begin , and the museum of modern art in new york makes a copy for itself and leaves it, but the original, the negative itself, is transferred to the soviet union. where - aleksandrov, the only surviving member of tise’s film crew at that time, died ten years earlier in the seventies, aleksandrov was editing his option, in general, of course, it may not be an ideal reconstruction, but at least he himself appears there in the frame, and this is such a comment, on the one hand, this seems to be alexandrov’s memory of the trip, on the other hand, his a story about the film, by the way, we can look at the already elderly alexandrov looking at the material. actually, yes, of course, this is how grigory vasilyevich’s fate unfolded, he started with esenstein with ezenstein he finished his work, but it seems to me that the image i also need to mention it, because he goes through this story in a very interesting way; in fact, he started in new york. but then he listened to esenstein's lecture in america and realized that he needed

. >> robert storr, former dean of the yale school of art, was a curator at the museum of modern art innpleasant but it doesn't mean it's not serious. >> what's unpleasant about it? >> the imagery is vulgar. vulgar means many things. it means of the people rather than of the elites. >> so it's taking an object which the new york elites might look at and think oh, that's tacky. that's trashy, something you buy in a gift shop and blowing it up and making it perfect and saying that this has value? >> it has meaning, not necessarily value, but it has meaning. >> what is the message of that? >> the message is that it's there to be embraced that it's not to be mocked. that one should not be smugly sure of one's own taste to the point of it denying the possibility of other tastes. >> and is he being honest about that? >> i think he's totally honest. i think that he has made all of that fair game in a way that we have not seen since warhol. >> like andy warhol, jeff koons has a factory of sorts with an assembly line of painters meticulously following his instructions, and dozens of digital assi

, at least 16 climate activists were arrested friday after they occupied and shut down the museum of modern art for more than five hours over its ties to fossil fuel billionaire henry kravis. meanwhile, in germany, thousands of protesters gathered in berlin's brandenburg gate spraying orange paint on the columns. some 250 protesters were arrested. this is an activist as they were taken into police custody. >> the government has to take measures now to achieve climate neutrality by 2030. the brandenburg gate stands for political turning point like no other landmark and we need a turning point again today. the chancellor continues to pour oil on the fire. it can't be the basic livelihoods of millions, billions lives are being put on the line. amy: the protests kicked off a week of mobilizations as world leaders will convene at the united nations general assembly starting today where u.n. secretary general antonio guterres is hosting a special climate summit wednesday, which u.s. president biden does not plan to attend. after headlines, we will spend the rest of the hour hearing voices from sunday

the san francisco museum of modern art is showcasing a special exhibit, a low riders. e is joe van of an egg associate curator of contemporary art thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for inviting me. i'm very excited. talk about the exhibition. yes, and we're excited to learn more about it. but first of all, tell us a bit about low-rider culture and the significance to the hispanic community. >> of lowered a culture for those of you that don't is essentially is an art form that started in the late 40's early 1950's. >> around car culture. so, you know, during that time there were cars, you know, coming out all over the and people were coming back from the wars that was posed for a time to. so as people are coming back from the war and all of these car manufactures and people are working with in cars. it started to become more prominent, you know, people, especially mexican american youth. there's different origin stories as to who made the first but essentially mexican american youth across, you know, different places started to, you know, look at t

his homeland , the new york police arrested 16 environmental activists who broke into the museum of modern artuilding . stop making money. think about this planet, the call was addressed to the chairman of the museum’s management. marie crimes. whose husband is a well-known businessman who invests, including in the mining industry, american law enforcement officers from all the actions of hooliganism protesters. the same cannot be said about their colleagues from germany. there, at the beginning of the month, radical supporters, environmental agendas are blocking traffic on city streets and highways; if previously the police detained them, now they get to the drivers who are trying to free them from the protesters. roadway, an unearthly scandal broke out this week between mexico and peru, two latin american countries did not share the mummies of aliens, or what ufologists tried to pass off as them, the place for the presentation of the remains was chosen by the mexican parliament , they presented papers from scientific institutes that the bones are non-human and are more than a thousand years

if you want to feel the sensation of floating through a galaxy of stars, the san francisco museum of modern artwill house a popular exhibition by japanese artist yayoi kusama . >> the exhibition is scheduled to open october 14th. it will feature kusama's renowned infinity rooms, which turn mirrored spaces into a universe of luminous color and endless reflection for everybody inside. this will be the artist's first solo exhibit in northern california. that looks really cool. it does look fun. we constantly see new dances going viral on tiktok. now the social media platform is teaming up with billboard to find the nation's most popular music. >> the new tiktok billboard top 50 will have lists excuse me will. list of recording artists battling it out for the number one spot. so the list will track songs that are streamed the most on the platform. pm the ratings will be based on creations, views and user engagement. so far, a new rap artist, sexy reds . skyy wrecker is number one. this week. the other artists on the list doja cat taylor swift and ice spice. all right. up next, the seven things you

museum kind of past the work of outside that narrative. and then you would the the end of the museum was the modern art section where there were no people who were not so understanding that the museum been has been a tool part the system of telling our kids you and i went with cameron jeff to the toledo museum of art. well while i was writing the book i you guys were looking at some interesting stuff and i ended up stuck in the section on egypt because i was so interested in toledo has an incredible collection of antiquities of the amazing work from ancient egypt. and i was thinking about all the kids who come from northern ohio, get on a bus and they come away with the idea. yeah their stuff does. nobody's trying to teach them a racist lesson, but museums are built on collecting, owning, showing in a way that contribue gets to the kids who walk by the guy on the horse in of the museum. it's a similar of thing that they get out of going to that that exhibit without a little texture. why is this. yeah did i finish answering that. yeah you did and i can just tell one little tiny story that really the point that you're making is that when i fi

government to maintain the culal untagry and area described by the national museum of ireland as the most important site in modern arts history. in april 1916. the course of earish history changed forever, in a rebellion that witnessed hundreds of armed revolutionaries take on the mate of the british empire, a caltional right to freedom and sovereignty was read out by one of the leaders of the raison podrick pierce as he stood with an armed guard on the step to the gpo in dublin. after number of days of pitch street battles and heavy bombardments by the british army, decision was made to evacuate what now had been the center of the insurgency at the general post office in o'cannel street. with the building now in flames, the remaining republican defenders made their way to five muur street and began tunneling from house to house along the street. the following morning, one of the leaders, james conley was wrapped in blankets and carried through the holes they forced in the walls to number 16. in a small room, sean mcgermada, podrick pierce, joseph planket, james conley and tom clark discussed the limited options open

petersburg, there is also the city of rav, there is a belelport sevka, there is a museum of modern artnts here every weekend, i came from volgograd, i heard a lot from friends, tv about st. petersburg venues, i decided to come and watch it myself, to reboot, by the way , for a cultural reboot it is not at all necessary to take a full vacation, today st. petersburg focuses on the so-called... short weekend tours, including the maximum number of different events. the atmosphere of st. petersburg, diverse with events, attracted a lot of young people, 30% of the guests of our city are young guys, and more than half are not here. another special feature of eventful st. petersburg is that it exists outside the tourist season, and even if it seems to you that you are already an experienced tourist who knows st. petersburg well, then rest assured that in just a week this... multifaceted city will certainly find something to surprise you with. but surprises can be both pleasant and unpleasant, and some meetings on vacation were generally better and did not happen at all. on the coast, for examp

museum where meetings of creative people , artists, writers, poets, as well as master classes and excursions take place. the museum room, i call it funny. why because there are mixed and subjects of the nineteenth and modern art yes, the pride of vera evgenievna weaves the thread herself, and grows the raw materials for her works on the territory of the estate. vera evgenievna ’s works are known, without exaggeration, all over the world . uh huh name. pushkin is in ours what is the museum of national and cultural history of belarus uh, in private collections, for example, yeltsin and hillary clinton or rock? uh-huh or not. i wanted to show. this drawing is called rodnichok. and i wanted to show how the image of a bison was born in volume, but i have alexander vasilyevich who can cut it down and you can do it with a bison. that is, we very often work together, so i now have followers who make this technique, there is also a large workshop of the owner of the estate for more than 30 years. alexandra vasilyevich reveals her vision of beauty in art, and horses. that's how much it takes. well, for example, on such a small icon, well, up to a month, i really have something more in a year, and as it goes, something

museum in the estate where meetings of creative people take place. artists, writers, poets, as well as master classes and excursions museum room i call it funny. why because there are mixed items of the nineteenth and modern art of the salt shaker. yes, the pride of vera and evgenievna, the craftswoman weaves the thread herself, and grows the raw materials for her works on the territory of the estate. vera evgenievna’s works are known, without exaggeration, all over the world ; they are in personal collections, even presidents have my works in california, in london, in moscow, the pushkin art museum, here in ours that the museum is national and history culture of belarus uh, in private collections, for example, yeltsin and hillary clinton or swinging? yeah, i wanted to show this drawing. for now it’s called rodnichok. and i wanted to show how the image of a bison was born in volume, but i have alexander vasilyevich who can cut this out and make it out of a bison. that is, we work together very often, so i now have followers who work in this technique, and there is a large workshop of the owner of the estate for more than 30 years, alexandra vasilievich , reveals her vision of beauty in art, and and horses. th

of the museum room, i call it funny. why because here are mixed and objects of the nineteenth and modern art salt cellar darnost vera evgenievna weaves the thread herself, and grows raw materials for her works on the estate vera evgenievna's works known without exaggeration all over the world are in personal collections, even the presidents have my works stored in california in london in moscow the pushkin art museum here in our museum of national and cultural history of belarus e, in private collections, for example, yeltsin and hillary clinton or rocking? yes spread or not. i wanted to show you this picture. what is the name of the collar, and i wanted to show how the image of a bison was born in volume, but i have alexander vasilyevich who can cut it down and can be made from a bison. that is, we very often work together, so i now have followers who make this technique, and there is a large workshop of the owner of the estate for more than 30 years, alexander vasilyevich, reveals his vision of beauty in art and icons. that's how much it takes. well for example, on such a small icon. hmm time, yes, a month. yeah, i really ha

of the museum room, i call it funny. why because there are mixed and subjects of the nineteenth and modern art.pride of vera evgenievna weaves the thread herself, and grows the raw materials for her works on the territory of the estate . kept in california in london in moscow art museum. uh, the name of pushkin is in our museum of national and cultural history of belarus, uh, in a private collection, for example, yeltsin and hillary clinton or treating themselves to uh-huh or not. i wanted to show you this picture. what is the name of the rodnichok and i wanted to show how the image of a bison was born in volume, but i have alexander vasilyevich who can cut it down and you can make an image out of it. that is, we work together very often, so i now have followers who de-do. in this technique, there is also a large workshop of the owner of the estate for more than 30 years, alexander vasilyevich reveals his vision of beauty in art. and horses. that's how much it takes. well, for example, for such a small icon. hmm, time up to a month, i really do not have more than a year, and how it goes. sudden

exhibition was opened at the museum of decorative arts, where more than 200 exhibits were presented , where the great architect looked for inspiration, why his works are inspired by modernd music frozen in stone, they so often talk about architecture, and the curators of the new exhibitions in the museum of decorative arts are sure that in order to hear the feeling and better understand the melody of the structures he invented, you need to include the music of rachmaninov . and shchusev laid the foundation for russian modernism what we call today the neo-russian style, but sometimes it seems that behind the façade of the great architect there are three different people hiding. after all, he succeeded in constructivism and even in the stalinist vampire. but can you really think that the building of the kazan station, lenin's mausoleum and the komsomolskaya metro station were designed by one architect; at the exhibition we will see where shchusev began with the temple of sergius of radonezh on the kulikovo field. he built it by order of the royal family. here is the approving signature of nicholas ii himself on one of the fabulous sketches silhouette of the towers. bright

of culture and enlightenment in 2018. according to the plans, cultural centers should include theater and concert halls , museums and exhibition spaces. modern premises for artchools, their creation is intended to increase the availability of the best examples of musical theater fine arts for millions of people and additional opportunities for creative realization for the discovery of talents and, above all, of course, for children for young people, so in vladivostok on russky island, yuri petrovich told me today. yes, uh, on september 1 , students of the new educational complex began classes. it included, among other things, branches of the moscow state academy of choreography and the central music school, well -equipped with classes and rehearsal halls in kemerovo and kaliningrad, a number of educational institutions that were created within the framework of this project. they have also already started their work. and this means that hundreds, and maybe even thousands of children will be able to receive a modern , high-quality education at home in their region, and i will repeat. eh, they will help you discover your creative talent and get the support of t

of culture and enlightenment in 2018 . according to the plans, cultural centers should include theater and concert halls museum and exhibition spaces modern premises for arthic schools their creation is intended to increase the accessibility of the best examples of musical theater fine art for millions of people, somewhere, like on the russian island, construction has been completed, somewhere is coming to an end, and somewhere, like in kaliningrad there is lag lag approximately. how much time is it behind schedule? yes, planned primarily depends on the object. eh, for example, this museum here is not at all behind, but patiam. uh, there are a few months. there, the dependence must be considered for each object. separately well, what have you agreed on already, huh? uh, the time frame that you and he consider realistic to complete all objects. i heard from him. this will be the end of the 24th year. you confirm this, yes, in accordance with the schedules that we draw up today, when in vladivostok the difference from moscow was already 7 hours deep, the president held a separate meeting with those who participated in the meeting on the development of the f

museum of decorative arts are sure to hear the feeling and better understand the melody, of the structures he invented, it is necessary to include the music of rachmaninov. shchusev laid the foundation for russian modernismbehind the facade of the great architect there are three different people hiding. after all, he succeeded in constructivism and even in the stalinist vampire. but can you really think that the building of the kazan station, lenin's mausoleum and the komsomolskaya metro station were designed by one architect at the exhibition we will see where shchusev started the temple of sergius of radonezh on the kulikovo field. he built by order of the royal families. here is the approving signature of nicholas ii himself on one of the sketches of the fabulous silhouette of the towers. bright colors. abramtsevo ceramics are very interesting, the signature of the architect. and only on one sheet , on this particular sheet. here he signs , composed by the architect shusev, and this was the name of the entire exhibition, here is the final version, which was eventually built. the structure takes on an even more monumental character. eh, an asymmetry characteristic of shchusev’s work arises. this is alr

museum of the memorial complex. sakhatyn, where the developers were busy filling it with interactive visual materials. the correspondent tried augmented reality technologies for complete immersion in the process republic. modern jewelry has long turned into real arts become incredibly diverse and original. their creators constantly experiment with shapes, materials and textures when creating. unique items, which are sometimes comparable to art objects, and many are so beautiful that it is difficult to believe that they are not real jewelry, the people's newspaper understands the trends of the fashion industry. the most striking photographs of the underwater world became the winners of the ocean photographer 2023 competition, which is designed to demonstrate the beauty of the planet and the enchantment of the natural world. photographer of the year was jaaling tsai. she captured a nautilus drifting on a wooden stick. the photo was taken while diving into black water after a volcanic eruption in the philippines. in second place is a photo of a large onimon , a predatory animal in the form of a flower; the third is an emotional image of a dying humpback whale, entangled in ropes and buoys, as a metaphor for the slow and painful death that people inf

every museum would present a full-fledged history of art, so that a new... person, a new viewer would be formed, through the perception of different works of art, with an understanding of modernenties , just imagine, in the midst of a civil war, there is devastation and poverty all around, and carts with paintings are traveling around the cities and villages, in the twenty-first year one such obos was completely forgotten due to mud in the wilderness near kirov, so they ended up in the regional museum of iransk kandinsky's originals, some paintings were donated to the museum by artists, others the museum bought from their heirs. it was. just the golden age of acquisitions at the pervan art gallery, when our art critics came to moscow to leningrad, then, very quickly, and took away works from artists, from heirs, artists of an earlier period, because before that they knew each other, they corresponded, it was the previous work is large, that’s what’s surprising, malevich’s black square in the moscow third edition of the decade lay in the storerooms, like other... avant-gardists who were killed for formalism, they were exhibited completely freely in perm throughout almost the e

the idea that every museum would present a full history of art, a new person, a new viewer, was formed through the perception of different works of art, with an understanding of modern is devastation and poverty all around, and carts with paintings are traveling through the cities and villages, in the twenties, one of these convoys was completely forgotten due to muddy roads in the wilderness near kirov, so in the regional history the yeransk museum turned out to be kandinsky’s podzhiniki, the perm avant-garde was not forgotten, they were exchanged. nikolai nikolaevich sererenikov, was the founder of the perm galleries, our founding father, he understood the need to form different directions in art, so that the museum reflected all stages of the development of art, he exchanged the wooden sculpture for a work of the avant-garde. we are talking about those very perm gods. and by the way, the director of the museum loved it, but not the avant-garde; he still had an enviable tolerance. the artists donated some paintings to the museum. the gift, others, already in the eighties, the museum bought from the heirs. it was literally the golden age of art gallery acquisition,

of works of painting, sculpture, graphics and monumental art from leading museums, according to the organizers, artists in the 20th century. very actively worked with this topic and now modern authors are also actively involved in the sports movement. this mural in the graffiti genre adorned the very beginning of the exhibition; the work reflects the iconic types of physical culture of each twenty years of centuries-old history. i will add that the tretyakov gallery has assembled an exhibition on the topic of sports for the first time. more than 130 works from 15 museums of our country and from several private collections and paintings , sculptures and graphics are presented here, some of them are from the permanent exhibition of the tretyakov gallery, but many of these works are in collections and rarely leave them; unfortunately, many were specially restored for this exhibition. then this exhibition gives a lot of positive emotions, which we all so need. sport is beauty and joy, behind which there is a lot of hard work and many years of work. necessary for now, we are monitoring the development of events, the information channel on the first will continue the program time