among them is a fifth-year student of the belarusian state academy of arts, the department of painting a participant in republican exhibitions and plein airs , twice a laureate of an international competition academic drawing russia is the winner of the grand prize of the president of the republic of belarus for the support of talented youth, we will find out what participation in the competition means for her right now. marina good afternoon. good afternoon, you submitted one work for the competition, which is called the family, this is the topic, and family values ​​​​of the continuity of generations is such an eternal topic as the theme of good and evil. tell me, uh, did you prepare this work especially for the competition or did you hatch this idea for a long time, the work was written more than a year ago, in fact, it has already been on others exhibitions, when i did it, i just concentrated. in the process itself , this picture received great pleasure from the work. it seemed to have appeared from memories from some photographs from communication with my relatives. that is, this

anastasia chaddi, a student the fourth year of the belarusian state academy of arts, the department ofonumental decorative art on her account, dozens of republican and international exhibitions of festivals and plein airs for the young competition, the author presented her work in two categories monumental and monumental decorative art and painting, than in the second three inali anastasia will surprise the audience, find out right now. anastasia good afternoon. hello, your works are presented in two categories: painting and monumental and monumental decorative art. here right now we are at your work. this is a stained glass window autumn. tell us what is the idea of ​​your work in this composition. i wanted to express the state of autumn, when nature enters this phase, everything becomes so melancholy, but already the time is bright. this is one of my favorite times of the year and i wanted to share my experiences with people and stained glass, how no material can convey exactly this brightness of the leaves, which they come in different orange yellow hues, i really like to observe th

it by chance, it was for this picture that the artist received the title of professor of the academy of artsists. they say that this is a very russian picture, and not only because of the plot itself, but also because of the images of russian people from various social strata presented on it. in fact, the whole of russia is depicted on this canvas, and the mood of the picture itself is light and festive. maslenitsa is still a work that hmm unites pre -christian russia during the maslenitsa holidays , christian russia is such a stage. before lent before easter an extremely significant holiday, a holiday that was celebrated in russia richly, it was decided to completely restore the picture within a month, just in time for the maslenitsa holiday , so that st. petersburg residents and guests of the city could see in detail how the russian shrovetide was celebrated in st. petersburg 150 years ago or its fedosov victor hoodie timur zelenkov ntv petersburg well, right now colleagues from match tv news time match tv specially for ntv in the studio alina gabueva, hello, nearest 5 minutes let's talk a

of monumental art. it is in belarus yes, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts was then a theatrical art. a lot of students. well-known artists. i think there are already enough boards, but how? well, you can see the work . the work itself in watercolor and pastels to know in the statute can be given about ryndina luther with propane on the weekend as much as kissing in the halls of the suspended soundtracks for the morning, if it is uch piano and bach's magic handel ibrams. and she will take over the live baton of the spiritual will spread the self-destruction that the premiere gas has become a lunar picture, who drove the underestimated guests to the belarusian aida to clean up your cultural plans for the weekend. the national remnant declared the art branch of china, most of the celestial empire broadcast from conor from two edges, you can to open a new body of chinese culture shamo to the fact that the collection from 1.000 cottage cheese, and here at the body that only 20% of the dark fry is shown on marx. capturing handwriting focusing on chinese characters 7 dozens near the hallwa

of monumental art itself. this is belarus, yes, that is, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts, then it was arical art institute. a lot of students. well-known artists. i think already there are enough boards, but as you can see, you can do this work, they specially made an exhibition dedicated to the creative dynasty. and, of course, everyone knows very well what kharitonovichevashchenko said, especially as a muralist, his amazing paintings, which are also in minsk and not only well, at this exhibition we wanted to show him as a picturesque instant painter his most programmatic works, which we show here, dedicated to woodland, of course, his beloved woodland, because he was born, just the same foot of treatment, and works dedicated to chernobyl because he experienced this tragedy of his native land very strong, of course, dedicated to belarus, this symbol is a stunning symbol of flying storks. this is exactly the symbol that brought our art . will anton and molsky be able to gain a foothold in the leadership position of the overall standings of the commonwealth cup at the same time, please a

saint mary's tonight hosting the urban nights of san francisco's academy of art university, kyle bowene three for the gaels early in the second half as they went up by 10. this is a stretch game for division two academy of arts. st mary's turned it down in the second half. aidan mohini takes the ball away, then passes ahead to luke barrett for the dunk. the gales were 84 to 64 winners. they returned to conference play on saturday when they host portland and check this out time on a tuesday night, the sanitary state basketball team has taken a big leap this year. spartans omari more with the world class jam tonight at boise state more led the spartans with 22 points, but they came up short to the broncos. 67 60 for the spartans are two and one and three conference games 11 and five overall, and that's been a good sports story. this year. san jose start turning its basketball program around love to hear it love to see that to one of that morning. hey. you sleep all right? no. you? i missed you up there. i know i got kind of carried away -- no, no, no. you don't need to apologize. i don't

of monumental art proper. this is in belarus yes, the department of monumental art of the academy of arts, then it was a theatricalute. a lot of students. already known artists. i think there are already enough boards, but how, well, you see, it works equipped. we specially made an exhibition dedicated to the creative dynasty. and, of course, everyone knows very well what kharitonovich said. vashchenko especially, as an artist , his muralist, amazing murals, which are also in minsk and not only well, at this exhibition we wanted to show him, as a picturesque moment, his most programmatic works, which we show here, dedicated to the disease, of course, his beloved woodland, because that he was born, just the same feet, and work, dedicated to chernobyl because he experienced this tragedy of his native land very strongly, of course, dedicated to belarus, this symbol, a stunning symbol, flying a. isty is exactly the symbol that brought our art kharitonovichevank said, and so the work itself is in watercolor and bedding and you can visit dosya sobly or here she is, so more and more, probably, on our website vr box of th

doctor of architecture, professor, honored worker of arts of the bssr iosiov, lagman, graduated from the architectural department of the imperial academy of arts in st. petersburg in the early thirties, iosif grigoryevich created a project of publications that to this day determine the appearance of our capital . at present, the house of officers brought the architect all-union glory and in 1937 he received world recognition and became the owner of the grand prix of the world exhibition in paris, all longboard buildings survived during the great patriotic war, the flourishing city turned into ruins on a longbard. was not defeated by its walls. they stood as if bewitched in the theatre, a bomb had fallen . were on the stuffed building burned and yet preserved these objects are included in the gold. you are the historical and cultural heritage of belarus of the xx century on january 21, 1892 , in the village of shikuny near the city of pruzhany, grigory shirma, an outstanding figure of belarusian culture, choir, conductor, was born at the age of 6, as his eldest son forced to work for hire only in 1904, having received 15 kopecks from hi

in the sky, flowers flowers grew, the sky is fireworks in russia with this presidents of the academy of artsskoy, the publisher of the first atlas of the russian empire jacob shtelen, academician of architecture george helton, were engaged in important work, and china in a special administrative region is considered the birthplace of fiery flowers. the prc hosts the world's largest. fireworks festival. lighted on it our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky. early in the morning we arrive at the port. we pass through passport control in macau, get into a motorboat and go out into the bay. the old boatman quickly delivers us to a large floating platform withering views. we climb it to see how they prepare for the most incendiary in macau. formed from two german for and verka fire and work every year, the best fire masters from all over the world come to macau to compete in their explosive craft at the international fireworks festival. the festival runs for several months, when pyrotechnics from different countries show their art on weekends, usually two teams compete. one country after another a

of architecture, honored professor. arts of the bssr iosif langbar graduated from the architectural department of the imperial academy of arts in st. petersburg in the early thirties, iosif grigorievich created a project of publications that to this day determine the appearance of our capital. government house, opera and ballet theater, house of the red army. at present, the house of officers brought the architect all-union glory a in 1937 in the same year, he received world recognition by becoming the owner of the grand prix of the world exhibition in paris, all longboard buildings survived during the great patriotic war, the flourishing city turned into ruins of a longbard. was not defeated by its walls. they stood there like a bomb fell in the theater. the government house and the house of the red army were on fire on the stuffed building . and yet, these objects have been preserved and are included in the golden fund of the historical and cultural heritage of belarus of the xx century on january 21, 1892 in the village of shikuny not far from the city pruzhany was born grigory shirma, an outstanding figure of belaru

she studied sculpture at an academy of arts. that is one of the differences between her and loren. came from a working-class background in naples, whereas lollobrigida came from a middle-class family who lost all their money during world war ii, but came from a higher level of culture. she would often be open about it. she was not a woman that lacked any self-love. she would always refer to herself and the third person. she would talk about lollobrigida as if she was talking about somebody else. laura: on the life of gina lollobrigida, thank you so much for joining us. before we go tonight, it is martin luther king jr. day here in the u.s., marking the life and legacy of the civil rights leader. ♪ >> ♪ we shall overcom we shall overcome ♪ laura: in washington crowds gathered for a ceremony at the martin luther king jr. memorial. king would have been 94 yesterday. he was assassinated in 1968. in 1963 he delivered his i have a dream speech, urging americans to judge each oth not by the color of their skin, but the content of their character. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watchi

a film director, to be precise, that is, yes, this year i graduated from the belarusian state academy of artsdied to be a director of cinema and television, but my specialization was just television, that is, in the future, and we could only work as directors of television, not cinema, but belarus film in this regard, there was a clear line that no, you are a tv director please no, the moment of my distribution has come. that is, where to go what to do? eh, here. eh, i didn’t want to be distributed somewhere in the regional cities. and i think, okay, i'll just go as a teacher in the courtyard of youth children, and here, uh, vladimir mikhailovich karachevsky calls me and says that kirill needs to talk. this is the ceo. belarus film. got a suggestion, how do you feel about being a film director? youth film studio super how else? i mean, basically, it's a great opportunity, and uh, which, well, it's surprising to me that there hasn't been such an experience before, because. well, here, uh tv and film directors are different things, so i’ll say a pioneer in this regard, and again, they didn’t pa

so the american academy of arts and sciences, the boston -- the american -- a society and of course the nhs. all these institutions had patents it looks very similar to the one at the abs. around this time, harvard college also had what was called of loss of the chamber. and this is a teaching collection that similarly included a range of different kinds of objects such as natural specimens, artifacts, but also scientific instruments. and this was the subject of a really great exhibit a few years ago at the harvard art museum. so we can actually still access a virtual version of that through their website if you are interested. so these collections don't get discussed as often as something like peel's museum. they were more short-lived. they were less popular with visitors, and they were definitely more tied to the elite scientific communities. but they are nonetheless really important to how we understand the kinds of museums that were being founded during this period, and how people were understanding the point of developing a collection like this. so on the one hand, you have the dra

several generations of young belarusian authors who studied at the institute of culture and the academy of artsfallow deer settled in the vitebsk forests. so three dozen individuals replenished the species diversity of forest dwellers. in the orsha region. they were purchased under the state program belarusian forest to the north of the country novoselov delivered 11 females, four males and cigarettes from the hunting ground of the minsk region in the near future in a 12-hectare enclosure. forestry specialists arranged for new inhabitants. feeding troughs for elephants, a watercourse passes through the territory, animals will be kept here until mid-summer. before that, the aviary was inhabited by 16 individuals of the red deer. even more relevant news on our website, belarus 24.by, as well as in social networks. we remind you that now we are also in telegram . well, now is the time to plunge into the pre-new year's turmoil and take a walk in the festive shining capital, so join our televisions and go to tradition. at the lightning promenade friends are glad to welcome you on the conditional pro

is also being completed, for which konstantin makovsky received the title of professor at the academy of arts festival during maslenitsa on admiralteyskaya square , a complex multi-figure composition restores using both vintage approaches. so the latest technology is a unique work, so students of specialized universities are invited to master classes and that's it. this became possible thanks to the support of gazprom, which undertook to finance complex projects, or fedosov and i looked at what was happening. slowly, stroke after stroke , the restorers remove the old varnish, the paints are changed, they are refreshed, and from the outside it seems that this is a completely different picture, a completely different konstantin makovsky, not the one we are used to seeing in the permanent collection the russian museum experts will explain that this does not seem to be true. this is how painting works, minor changes, the shade of paint changes the perception of space. this one is yellow. varnish. it brings the plan very close, because yellow makes the distant plan close or medium. and we very muc

of art, i was interested in this, which then i began to study. dad said that he wants to move to belarus, so i chose universities from belarus and we were told that the academyf art. she is very strong and creative, so i immediately began to look for faculties where i would be interested in applying arts and crafts. here is the direction and your department of suits and fabrics. i'm in my third year. we had an amazing teacher. margarita leonidovna 7. she once said that there are centrals and martins - this is london college. and i thought it was interesting. it was somewhere in the third year. i started studying. what is needed there, what documents, what exactly is required, also i i learned that this is one of the strongest, uh, schools of fashion and, in general, a school of art. and i entered in the fifth year at 6 faculties, that is, at different ones, showing my portfolio and showing a letter. why are you directly interested in this? why do you want to enter and why do you want to enter this profession, and they showed me how six faculties that i can go to, and after that i chose. why, after two years, i had a contract from the fourth year, it had to b

a film director, to be precise, that is, yes, this year i graduated from the belarusian state academy of arts. e, i studied to be a film and television director, but my specialization was television, that is, in the future, and we could only work as directors of television, not cinema, but belarus film in this regard, there was a clear line that you tv directors please no, and the moment of my distribution has come. that is, where to go where to go, what to do, but i didn’t want to be distributed somewhere in the regional cities. and i think, okay, i'll just go as a teacher to create children of youth, and here, and hmm vladimir mikhailovich karachevsky calls me and says that kirill needs to talk. this is the ceo. belarus film. there is a proposal, how do you look at going here as a film director. youth film studio super how else? that is, in principle, this is a great opportunity and uh, which, well, it's surprising to me that there was no such experience before, because, well, uh, a tv director and a movie director are two different things, so i'll say a pioneer in this regard and again the

say marriage tonight hosting the urban nights of san francisco's academy of art university, kyle bowene three for the gaels early in the second half as they went up by 10. this was a stretch game for division two academy of arts. st mary's turned it on in the second half. mohini takes the ball away, then passes ahead. the look barrett for the dunk 84 to 64 winners. they returned to conference play on saturday when they host portland. check this out time on a tuesday night. were frozen. there we go. the san jose state basketball team has taken a big leap this year, the spartans omari more with a world class jam tonight at boise state. more led the spartans with 22 points, but they came up short to the broncos 67 60 for the spartans, two and one and three conference games, 11 and five overall. decisive dunk. yeah it was, in fact, put it on a poster. i don't know the name of the guy got posterized, but he did. so thank you. all right. next at 11. people running the risk of first of all drowning, but also just keeping their stuff safe working on adding more shelter capacity evacuation effo

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that he wants to move to belarus, so i chose universities from belarus and we were told that the academy of artis very strong and creative, so i immediately began to look for faculties where i would be interested to enter arts and crafts. here is the direction and your department of suits and fabrics. i'm in my third year. we had a terrific teacher, margarita, or they were there for semilev. she once said that there are a-a centrals and martins - this london college. and it seemed to me. it 's interesting. it was somewhere in the third year. i started looking into what needs to be done. i also found out what documents and what exactly is required. that this is one of the strongest, uh, fashion schools and art schools in general, and i entered 6 faculties in my fifth year, that is, different ones, showing my portfolio and showing a letter. why are you directly interested in this? why do you want to enter and why do you want to enter this profession? uh, they showed me how the six faculties that i can go to, and after that i chose. why, after two years, i had a contract from the fourth year, i ha

i have a family of artists, and my dad and mom graduated from the academy of arts and i followed themootsteps. so i worked with a designer for a very long time, including with glass somewhere, that is, our interests in warehouses intersected in this, but we met when i was doing most of it. photos yes, we have such a symbiosis. by the way, that is, i started making these pots. and alexandra that's when we met, she did photo shoots of these gorshkovs. lada pulled me in, firstly, in creating this course, she can be a cool professional in something, but at the same time like this . did do. this would be a little how to do it with mistakes and continue to enjoy it, because in fact our society is formed, but in such a way that everyone demands the result, everyone demands productivity, efficiency, perfectionism. that's our course in many ways, and in the first place, and not be afraid to do something new, create something new, and often even approach the creation of something just like a layman. yes, they disconnect from this internal, and criticism forms some kind of skill to be. here in t

i have a family of artists, and my father and mother graduated from the academy of arts and i followedn their footsteps. so i worked as a designer for a long time, including with glass somewhere, that is, our interests are sweet, in this crossed paths, but we met when i was doing most of the photography. yes, we have such a symbiosis. by the way, that is, i started making these pots, and alexander, then we met, she did photo shoots of these pots, lada pulled me in, firstly, in creating this course, she can be a cool professional in something, but at the same time like this how can i sit and do things that i have never done before. it would be a little bit like doing it with mistakes and keep enjoying it, because in fact, our society is formed, but in such a way that everyone requires the result, everyone does not require productivity, perfectionism performance. so our course is largely about , but firstly, and not being afraid to do something new, create something new, and often even approach the creation of something with just such an ignoramus. yes disconnect from this internal. and

after graduating from school, i entered the academy of arts as a television director, and my sister ied a music school and followed in the footsteps, as it were, but i, as it were, worked for 12 years as a director in film and television. and so it happened that after working on the body, like working in the cinema. this is the whole creative life. uh, i was so far from entrepreneurial and some kind of business, which is very strange, in fact, that i somehow moved into this part, well, some kind of life. i don't know, this is some kind of rebirth for me completely. uh, and everything, in fact, happened very simply. i was interested in the topic. and i just worked in kyiv there, well, as a director, he did the battle of psychics there , and so on, and on discovery i saw this dirty job program, which told about the fact that there is a cricket farm for breeding crickets a. there they are more for fishing, used and so on. something went off in my head that, in principle, there in thailand in vietnam they eat crickets, maybe, i wonder how this is a business idea? that is, probably, at thi

and then i had uh, so uh, creative practice, let's say students of the current academy of art, it wasand various representatives studied there and there was a siberian. so one in the mogilev region. we are lost. in short, we got lost somewhere in the forest. well, it did not cause fear in belarus, er, to be frightened in this regard. nothing especially in the summer. in this in this country. you can always know where to come, that's why the girls who were on the expedition. they felt like they were always picking berries and, in short, flowers. and we, uh, as a leader, he was experienced. uh-huh and he, through the grasses through the grasses, through the change in the nature of the grasses, led us to the village of allevichi, and we look at the village houses, the old houses are not on the foundation, and on a wooden tie-back it is such a base of logs, we go inside, which means there is no ceiling in the hallway and stalactides stalactides of soot, which means in black and not one. but here plot, i remember there were three of them. it was very interesting. you can read. hey, he'll p

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topic of the nickname and here is the question to the impressionist konstantin korovin at the academy of artshis nickname for his characteristic style, the same nickname given to another student of another educational institution is better known. name the time. and glass 4 299 thank you answer fatima french this is the correct answer to the question where are we we can read more we also know the same nickname given to another student of another educational institution. uh, fatima, what is this about? this is konstantin korovin, he wrote in the style of the impressionists. well, that is, as it were, well, like the french, and as i understand it, they called him a frenchman. and french, as you know. pushkin, so pushkin in tsarskoe selo was also called the french headquarters. 3 400 fatima's headquarters attention, the answer of vladislav klyaks is not true engineer economist the ministry of defense told about the offensive in the zaporozhye direction in this in the artillery battalion of the second army corps, there are not so many professional military men , there are miners and lawyers.

last september the head of the award jury appointed anastasia, an academician of the russian academy of arts, the monarch's refusal in her press service was explained very simply, she does not want to be a part of what is happening in ukraine now, i will remind you that the hans christian andersen award is awarded twice every two years, it is awarded to the best children's writers and artistic illustrators, well, this is such an anti-russian demarche from the danish queen margaret ii, it is also indicative, well, and on in conclusion, i would like to promise you that i will be as serious as possible now, because my magical editor says that when i approach the column, it was burning and burning, then for some reason i am always too happy, but i can't help it, i will be happy because it can't be like that, i'm not happy because in russia it burned again, for example , this morning in st. petersburg, someone accidentally smoked at the belarus mtz plant , so that it burned on an area of ​​420 m², two people died, and the local mass media reported that the fire was contained, but then information

why then didn’t you go to the institute of culture in the theater at the academy of arts, but it all m childhood. my dad was a lifeguard, and i just followed in the footsteps in 2017. i went to the meeting of the young rescuers firefighters zubrenok where even more plunged into the atmosphere of rescuers. that's the school that the child went. yes? it was the stepping of the rescuers who invited me, grodno region, for the next in 2018. i became the commander of the team of the grodno region flame and acted for the cow already in the role of commander. and dad. now he is still working and retired. well. say hello to him look for thanks, dad all brought me to these ranks of the ministry of emergencies of the republic of belarus i am very proud that i became a cadet of the university of civil protection of the ministry of emergencies belarus and on what course? i am a third-year student at the faculty of technospheric security, technospheric such technospheric security. this is exactly the direction, and state fire supervision inspections, that is, inspections, and building structures ne

after graduating from school, i entered the directing of television at the academy of arts, and my sisterntered the music school and followed in the footsteps, as it were, and i, as it were, worked for 12 years as a television director. uh, and so it happened, that after working on tv after working in the movies? ah. this whole creative life was so far from entrepreneurial and some kind of business, which is very strange, in fact, that i somehow moved into this part, well, some kind of life. i don't know this some kind of rebirth for me completely, and everything actually happened very simply. i was interested in the topic. and i just worked there in kiev, well, as a director, i did battles of psychics there and so on, and on discovery i saw this dirty job program, which told about the fact that there is a sverchkov farm to the work of sverchkov a. there they are more for fishing, used and so on. something went off in my head that, in principle, they eat crickets in thailand, vietnam, it might be interesting some kind of business idea, that is, probably, at that moment, this transition ha

well, after graduating from school, i entered the academy of arts as a television director, and my sisterntered a music school and followed in the footsteps, as it were, but i, as it were , worked for 12 years as a television director. and so it happened, what after working on tv after working in the movies? this is the whole creative life. uh, was so far from entrepreneurial and some kind of business, that it’s very strange actually that i somehow moved into this part, well, some kind of life, i don’t know, i’m such a rebirth for me absolutely er, but everything, in fact, happened very simply. i was interested in the topic. and i just worked there in kiev, well, as a director, the battle of psychics is doing there, and so on, and on discovery i saw this dirty job program, which told about the fact that there is a cricket farm for breeding crickets e. there they are more for fishing, used and so on. something went off in my head that, in principle, there in thailand in vietnam they eat crickets, as it were, this could be some kind of interesting business idea. that is, probably at that mo

after the war, the famous east german film director, two brothers, one is the president of the academy of artsintelligence, but it would seem to be a completely opposite field of activity, however, apparently this is not entirely true markus wolf's success was precisely that he approached intelligence as an art. well, it wasn’t all the time i had to improvise. even his enemies called him the mozart of his craft. well, the high-profile regalia of markus wolf, excited the little centenary , a good reason for a little revision together with the lady. wolf is putting things in order. at least in the soviet ordinates, to him, for what exactly these awards are still, probably, only the secret archives know. shpan, he put on orders exclusively, when it was necessary for any special events, but it was very rare, if you still had to put on the order, he hung the order strips of the wolf of the seven german communists in the thirty-fourth. they fled from the nazis in the ussr after graduating from the moscow school and for a short time they sent me to my wolfs to the bashkir village of kushnarenkovo ​​t

we are partnering with the world academy of arts and sciences and the united nations to focus on technologyrld's biggest problems. thank things like food security, health care, personal income and environmental protection, political freedom. we have a ton of focus on that. we have work programs and conference sessions. dan: who can attend do you have to be in the industry? >> the show is open to industry professionals only, so you have to be a certified member of the industry. those who are not can follow along on des -- ces online. the show will run janua dan: thanks so much for coming on. good luck with the show. >> thanks so much. liz: speaking of technology, another first for elon musk but this isn't a good thing. according to bloomberg's billionaire index, he became the first person in history to lose $200 billion in wealth. musk had a net worth of $340 billion in november 20 21, before tesla's stock plunged 65% over the last year, knocking his fortune down to about $137 billion. dan: another good reason to drink water, and how to keep those new year's resolutions. the four at 4:00 is

yulia in the serial film shagan from february 13 at 21:20 the national academy of motion picture arts and sciences of russia presents the main results of 2022, ki only clear leaders award for the most deserving. clowns don't be afraid, you give birth to nothing, i'll help you, how can you help me you yourself need help, that i'm very strong, you don't look at me that i'm like that ugly. natasha should have seen her like a picture, we, too, will be proud of our child, that i can persuade everything. well , what do you want from this? he will also be my brother and you will give me a stranger will come to our house. they are in the hospital to sit with the baby. you are happiness too. i heard you will buy for the operation, brother, take here, of course, a little, but how much is there. ok. don't cry talk and so on, but for courage i'm a little bit about, as from our window the red wine square. ay your window, only the streets, and in your office, what do you need oil? well, maybe with jam, jam still needs to be served. hello, the car was found. well, she doesn't drive. but the whole th

anniversary season from january 30 at 21:20, the national academy of motion picture arts and scienceser results of 2022 ki the golden eagle award ceremony live broadcast on friday after midnight on the russia channel if you take the jews out of here, we will introduce you to the title. this is the front line. this is where to deduce from the director of the liquidation that we have never lost this, even in the world of bad times. zin hello, you know, we stayed there with the guys. well, there it is a bit of my appointment, of course. to me same salary. i'll go okay? hello vladimir kalovich, if i'm not mistaken. yes, he is the one. nothing will stand him strong. and you , svetka, will still be attracted to our bodies to mock the personality. they will figure everything out. where are you going? in the morning i’ve already had a square head around the city, you’ll yell, i’ll give you pain and you will have a square understood, i won’t do it all. please tell me, do you have such permanent fans who suit you after concerts? i will now show you photographs of people who were killed after yo

an artist and not necessarily as a politician. hitler twice applied unsuccessfully to the academy of fine arts in vienna. he made ends meet by selling his own watercolor paintings with i've been, may be of he gotten into art school history would have turned out differently. it's useless to contemplate really, but sometimes you do wonder what would have happened if we live in. in 19 o 8, he tried his hand as a composer attempting to complete wagner's unfinished opera. v. lund dash neat. little hitler said i will complete. what wagner could not go off? of course he failed right from the beginning because he had no craft on her. he didn't know how to write music or how to develop it at all. bob was he convicted with no artistic success frustrated hitler devoted himself to politics. the failed artist now lived out his passion for culture. as a wagner fan, hitler and wagner were both and he suddenly. # was it wounded pride or simply envied that fuel deeply shot wagner's anger toward james as early as $1850.00? he wrote a hate filled pamphlet titled judaism and music, lamenting what he called the co

of art . he took and made friends with the neural network at the academy of arts. organized a special cursor for his students to talk about the benefits of using artificial intelligence when creating paintings. imagine that you want to become an artist, but you never draw, the idea is there, and you always dreamed of drawing, until you learn how to do it with your hand, 10 years will pass. and you will forget. why were you going to do this, and then you had an idea. you turn on the neural network and your ideas are realized, and it is this simplicity that has become the reason for the wild popularity of the artistic days of russia, for example. i want to generate a beautiful scenery for this. in the far search line i enter the necessary attributes of the sea seagull sunset shore, a couple in love also choose a generation style, for example, picasso 1 minute, and the picture is ready, you can print it and hang it on the wall based on machine learning algorithm technology, creating an illustration from many millions of options to create, in fact. this is otherwise ma