vladimir golub is also a student vladimir stepanovich is a wonderful artist, painter, the art gallery located in the city center. in five showrooms. works of modern belarusian artists are placed. painting graphics sculpture arts and crafts photo art, of course, special attention is paid to exhibitions of the exposition constantly changing employees develop about 25 projects a year, the funds are constantly replenished, as a rule, the artists who exhibit here leave as a gift to the gallery. some of his paintings, for example, in collections of the local history museum. there are works by our countryman vladimir ilyich vitkov, who gave our city more than 1,000 works of art. there is also a collection of our famous fellow countryman ivan mikhailovich protashchin. e. and the weight of watercolors we are talking, and he gave our city 50 of his works of art. also, the collection of the oldest artist of belarus and our fellow countryman nikolai ivanovich volonets includes more than 30 works. in our funds, in addition to thematic exhibitions, the gallery hosts meetings with museum masters for

tens of thousands of doctors in britain will hold a four-day strike in memory of the master in the art gallery, sorrel, an exhibition of the people's artist's students. ensuring security and preparing and coordinating the joint group president belarus held a meeting with russian defense minister sergei shoigu this visit is in the development of recent agreements between the heads of state that were reached last week within the framework of the supreme state council of the union state for the withdrawal of nuclear weapons. sometime after the ninety -fourth year of the famous budapest memorandum, where, uh, all western and russia powers kazakhstan ukraine and belarus to provide complete security. naturally. you know that the western state has trampled on all these agreements and declarations and no security. no, i meant economic security, including , well, what kind of economic security if they introduce against it, she absolutely supported me in all areas and says, we need to cut through all our treaties and agreements between belarus and russia and see what legal interstate character. it must

now they going on show at the cities newly renovated modern art gallery mosaics of spray painted enamel squares, abstract color fields on paper, and over painted photographs. few contemporary artists have embraced experimentation as wholeheartedly as 91 year old gerhardt reached her. over decades, he's explore the possibilities and limitations of the medium of painting is this is of the, of a livable diversity of his approach to image as a painting that makes pressures work so fascinating, reached her, achieved fame with his monochrome photo paintings in the 19 sixty's when he was part of a generation, struggling to deal with germany's war time passed, his uncle, rudy in vermont uniform alongside. and mariana killed in a nazi eugenics program. can art address the horror of the holocaust richness, answer not directly. in his bare canal paintings he projected photographs secretly taken in the auschwitz bare canal death camp on to canvas than he applied layers of paint, veiling the image in abstraction. yeah, to the sly, all faith on the series toward the world. it was on display in japan,

situations and the ministry of internal affairs in memory of a teacher and an outstanding master in the art gallerynid chamelev, an exhibition of students of the people's artist of belarus nadezhda, livintsev. and vladimir krivobsky studied at the okhrimchik school and, under the guidance of the legendary creator, learned the basics of fine art lyric and muralist remember their teacher with warmth and gratitude, he came to our school. and it used to be a boarding school. and there were the same laws as in any. we lacked the internet, of course, parents. they were already very small. that's leonid mitich when he came to teach us. he was so kind, so kind. i just don't know my own father. he gave us the opportunity to develop with every holy coal, and that's it. it would be a teacher, if he were to study, he accompanied us with his gift. he developed several dozens of works. in four galleries. nadezhda livintseva. presented in honor of the master shemyov her still lifes and portraits in oil and charcoal vladimir krivoblovskiy monumental canvas on biblical themes. related news of the tv news agency pro

one was taken under the arena under the leadership in the second half of the 18th century , an art gallery symmetrical to the theater building was being built, there is an opinion that the matter was not completed to the end, only laid in the foundation. in contrast to the huge library, which was built on all the expensive books that lepsego began to collect. 3,000 copies of books, approximately 1,000 manuscripts. among them are lifetime editions of voltaire homer and even safocles that sounds incredible but most influence. only now the time was severe and it made its own adjustments to the life of the genus of magnates for the fact that the sapieha took part in the uprising against the russian authorities and the possessions were confiscated put up for auction, at which the palace was redeemed, but at the moment only the ruins were in greatness. i, like most tourists, probably would not refuse to find themselves closer to them, but this is not safe. even now, a special sign has been installed, despite the destruction. somewhere else guessing, flowing stucco, laurel wreaths. the laurel in

the pre-war collection of the museum at that time was the state art gallery. and it was completely lootede nazis captured minsk, we lost, firstly, a unique collection of french tapestries of the 18th century. that was lost, 48 slutsk belts from the radivilov castle , paintings by french artists were lost, as well as the furniture of emperor alexander, we also lost the work of famous russian artists. e xviii-xix centuries, a unique collection of icons. but the unique porcelain was also taken out, so we decided, in fact, unique works of art. the collection began to be restored immediately after the liberation of the capital in july forty- fourth, its collectors were elena aladova with the then small gallery staff the canvases of artists with belarusian roots were bought, such as the works of russian artists who were taken white. the work of contemporary belarusian artists was actively purchased with her support; moreover, even she gave her order to write certain works. as an example , when a soviet michelandovich was bought a partisan madonna, which is now in the tretyakov gallery, at the r

very simple , just look at the exhibition by ivan low dialogue with the cosmos, which opened in an art galleryitors will be able to see cultural portraits, outstanding astronauts among them vladimir kovalenko pyotr emuk and oleg novitsky, the exhibition also presents a chronicle of the events of april 12, 1961 . you will be able to see rare documents and photographs and written memoirs of yuri gagarin among the exhibits. there are also unique items. shirt of the first cosmonaut and photographs with his autograph. the exhibition will work until april 30, 2023, be sure to visit the exposition and shoot a mobile report for the project. wow news

the second half of the 18th century was symmetrical to the theater building they are building an art gallerye is an opinion that the work was never completed, only laid in the foundation. in contrast to the huge library, which was built according to all the canons of that time, and finally, the real pride of the residence was completed inside the collection of rare and expensive books, which lepsa beg began to collect. 3,000 copies of books, approximately 1,000 manuscripts. among them are the lifetime editions of voltaire homer and even sophocles, and this sounds incredible , but to the most influential and wealthy man after the king of course, apparently it was pocket and most importantly to your liking. only now it was a harsh time and made its own adjustments to the life of the magnate family because the sapiehas took part in the uprising against the russian authorities and the property was confiscated and put up for auction, at which the palace was bought by a jewish family of manufacturers . ironically, for the next 100 years , the monumental palace turned to the cloth factory, but at t

. >> you talk about that point of frustration, and really that was the narrative from the art gallery owner who got in trouble for being caught on camera spring with the hose to the unhoused person. let's listen to what mr. don carmignani had to say about his frustration . >> when you call for help , 911 , and that is your savior and they don't show up, what do you do? >> that is his perception, he feels powerless as a citizen in the face of the many challenges the community presents to business owners, homeowners, but is that enough to get him out of trouble if he is charged? >> certainly you can't take the law into your own hands, particularly when you utilize a deadly weapon under the circumstances. it is understandable that this has become the narrative in san francisco that the citizens are not being protected, that the homeless have too many rights and they are given too much of the benefit of the doubt. but at the same time, you can't utilize deadly force in this way. even if you call for law enforcement and they don't help. so, i think his statements are suggestive of someone

this happened outside of an art gallery on montgomery vote in january. the 's office charged collier gwin with battery. if convicted, he faces up to six months in county jail and a $2,000 fine. >>> in oakland police homicide detective thong tran pleaded not guilty to bribery and perjury accused of lying under oath and tampering with a witness during a murder trial. the allegations have already resulted in two murder convictions being tossed and the d.a. office said it will review at least 125 more cases he investigated. >>> former san leandro police officer charged in a deadly shooting is trying to disqualify d.a. pamela price from prosecuting his case. jason fletcher was charged with manslaughter after shooting and killing steven taylor inside a walmart in 2020. he's accused of showing general animosity towards police and accepting campaign donations from people pushing fletcher's prosecution. "having handled criminal cases over 40 years, i have never seen or heard a district attorney express the de officers like that of d.a. price." the decision to cha

that he was among those who conquered the moon, enjoy the paintings of modern belarusian artists art galleryof the work of our countryman vladimir ilyich vitkov, who presented our city with more than a thousand works of art. and together with you we will see how it revives and preserves folk traditions and crafts, we will celebrate magpies took from paper gave birth glued the same uruk carcasses to straight. yes, galina and went high up the mountain, 10 fires were poured, well, juveniles. i’m at home, youngsters, and i’ve already taken away the lord’s at the oven, the stomachs were drunk from flour from yeast dough into pairs of savory baked buns, see the program the route is built. let's get acquainted with using an unconventional technique of drawing on water, the philosophy of ebru is that not everything is subject to our control and that for the most part things that happen are solved by themselves and organize themselves into some kind of order and we will find out what a therapeutic effect. this direction has any anxiety disorder or just anxiety. it is removed simply from the first mov

san francisco also held a celebration this evening at some arts gallery.nce -- transgender kids and allies took to the streets. abc terry campbell explains, there ready to fight for the right to be exactly who they are. >> trans rights are under attack. what we do? reporter: a battle cry from bayer transgender kids. hope, helping to lead the way. >> gettys tight -- it is getting tired to see the same thing and rhetoric across the country. reporter: they're talking about the hundreds of anti-lgbtq plus bills introduced across the u.s.. many of them name -- aimed at transgender youth. restrictions on name changes. >> window a couple people who were able to come because they have seen this hatred around the country. they did not feel safe. reporter: understandable. >> that makes a lot of sense. the things we see around us are not safe. we are not safe in a lot of situations. >> it is terrifying. i am scared for other people. >> reporter: eddie feels fortunate to live in california, where he has rights. he says he feels fear. >> i feel unsafe in this area. i a

the quality of the work amazes even experienced modern builders in the palace there was a rich art galleryproduct of semiratsky ivazovsky. kondratenko boudoir. wall chandeliers illuminated. a number of salons wall soffits were covered with polychrome paintings, totaling 36 chambers. in this room, the restorers restored the color scheme of the wall. millionaire guests were entertained here, and under this fireplace was a safe room where they were kept. poklevsky goats could afford almost everything by the standards of that time, if only wine merchants gornaya and gold industrialists, owners of the asbestos industry in the urals and the first shipping company on the rivers of western siberia in yekaterinburg , the italians also preserved their individuals. how are you the owners have already noticed that they did not spare money for the construction of the estate, but for some reason they made the stairs cement, it turns out at the end of the 19th century in the russian empire. this material was much more expensive than marble. and this room of the eldest daughter of the owners, maria , whom

damián trujillo: vemos el letrero detrás de ti, moya art, gallery and studio, estás basado en gilroy,as a dios está llena ya de reconocimientos y de cosas, es muy bello tener esto en mi pared, y hasta ahora, ahora pienso abrir otra, bueno, voy a abrir otra galería más grande, porque aquí ya no quepo. [risas] damián trujillo: mira, durante los últimos años has conocido a gente grande, dibujaste, o pintaste la pintura de la facción de la mamá de los tigres del norte. nacho moya: oh, sí, hice una pintura muy bonita, de doña consuelo, y, este, está muy bonita, esa la hice en honor a ellos, y yo sigo mucho a los tigres del norte, soy muy fanático de ellos, desde que era un niño con mi mamá la escuchábamos, y, este, la hice, y también le hice otra a don hernán, le dice a don eduardo, y, este, y pues son unas leyendas grandes que admiro mucho, y pues gracias a dios me he conectado con ellos, y fue un sueño también para mí conocerlos. damián trujillo: y a tu gran alegría, también asistió esta pasada semana la grande dolores huerta. nacho moya: la grande dolores huerta, fue una sorpresa muy gr

cosmos , just look at the exhibition by ivan nisko, a dialogue with the cosmos, it opened in an art gallery. mikhail savitsky , visitors will be able to see cultural portraits of prominent astronauts, among them vladimir kovalenko, pyotr klimuk and oleg novitsky, the exhibition also presents a chronicle of the events of april 12, 1961. you will be able to see rare documents and photographs and written memoirs of yuri gagarin among exhibits. there are also unique items. shirt of the first cosmonaut and photographs with his autograph. the exhibition will run until april 30, 2023, be sure to visit the exhibition and shoot a mobile report for the project. wow news movement is life. so everyone who visits the festival probably thinks it’s time to dance, it will be held in the capital of our country, according to the organizers of the events, from 800 to 900 dancers will take part, including artists from russia who will visit the competition, the age of participants is from 5 to 75 years, in addition to the creative competition itself , participants are waiting for a master class of choreographer

also , the surroundings of the lake, issyk-kul, is one of the most ancient art galleries in the world is several thousand years old. indeed, art is eternal. although the natural beauty here is such that only the power of the imagination can turn it into art objects. this rock, for example, is called broken heart in the rain by streams red from clay flow in it and it seems that a broken heart bleeds. a dozen waterfalls with very poetic names my favorite tears barsa aksakal’s beard splashes of champagne and there will also be unique hot springs near lake issyk-kul, they say, what kind of diseases they don’t treat, but i hurried there not at all for treatment in the springs. i had one very important meeting. meet the magnificent actress, a native of the lake, issyk-kul zhanym asanbekova. we got to know the genre from filming one notorious series and since then we have been very friends, zhannochka, my dear relative. thank you rada glad to finally be in your native places. oh what a duck, super hot. you think that oh well, in general, it's nice. well, what will he show me kyrgyzstan, the

have a large cultural program , in particular, they opened a certain exhibition in the american art gallery today, very interesting and thank you for your inclusion yuliya yarmolenko joined us from the white house , we continue with other topics for now over 170,000 m² of the territory of kilometers of the territory of ukraine has been mined, this territory can be compared with the area of ​​​​several autobahns, in order to completely demine it, 40 billion dollars and 70 years are needed in an interview with my colleague iryna solomko said iryna vereshchuk, the vice prime minister of ukraine and the minister of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories, she also told what the main challenges the authorities in the liberated territories have to overcome and whether peace talks between ukraine and russia are possible, the concept of the legislation of the transitional period for the occupied territories, what exactly it is about first - this is to restore state power in those territories that were under e-e occupation for many years, yes to russia, then to restore justice, this is

and as you'll see in the house, it's basically like an art gallery. and part of the brief was we need to have space to enjoy all of that before the house didn't really have a place to be viewed. now i have to ask what other home owners favorite features of the house? the features that debatable. we have this conversation every once in a while, which one is the favorite? i think the vanity buys definitely on the top of the list. you'll see that it's got a really beautiful finish strong space and it's really warm and it's right by the pool. so it's got incredible view from the bar. i'd say the main boss room upstairs is also quite special. it's like, i suppose the whole master street is just a haven for someone to be and done. thank you so much for joining us here today and taking us through this beautiful space. and present a is a visionary effort, futuristic fashion brand, that aims to pay her mission, the rich history and cultural heritage of africa. what this ethos leave, emma could reflect the brands commitment to leaving a long lasting impact. enj

he's on eigleberry street in gilroy, there is his website for more information, nacho moya art galleryio. it's in gilroy but it's expanding and coming to a city near you. well if you wanna get ahold of us here on "comunidad del valle." you can follow me on instagram, my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo. on twitter, my handle is @newsdamian. and we thank you so much for sharing a part of your sunday with us on "comunidad del valle." we're gonna see you here again next week with more news and entertainment. so we'll see you next week. ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.io

tonight the silver arts gallery on music and stand up comedy under tightd security after a threat was received by one of their sponsors. but the organizers say that it's not that was not going to stop. the celebration these days also meant to raise awareness of the work that still needs to be done to protect and support the community. earlier we spoke with kyle and fowler with the trends thrive at the san francisco community health center about how they were addressing efforts to push back on lgbtq rights. they are currently 350 bills that are being reviewed and out of 350 of those bills. 150 of those fields actually targeted transgender community. and so, um, the conversation is always possible to have we are a community where we are loved and we're open arms to sit at the table and talked to that don't really just understand and have that have that conversation so that we can move our community forward. fowler said allies can help by giving support to transgender groups and by showing up in solidarity. come for president donald trump expected to surrender early next week. what mr tr

light of vr abstractionism, minsky kept the remnants of college and myaglev for us, engaging the art space gallery window for a visual dialogue with virtual reality, the space shart project, encrypted in qr codes and natsu and wider non- story ranges of glebalka plan pershina bor us loss of reality multimedia design. at five she went past and propane to return. national library for court to nehoman westhete promenade on the warehouse of a song about the bison nikolai estimate up to 500 years, feasting on the test such was the horde such 360 leather friday promenade and choose your cultural route. our issue is completed new. ira her on more bilter projects two companies are available as himself on the tvr site krupko by reception weekend. on the morning of march 22, 1943 , two platoons of the first company of the 118th police guard battalion under the command of a hauptmann, police officer of the century, were sent to the communication line that passed between plechnitsy and logoisk. she was badly damaged by wilke partisans. personally assessed the damage. moving forward with several policemen alon

greenhouses for her, rare copies of books were collected in the library and beautiful canvases in the art galleryherefore, after the tragic death of her beloved ignatia, wanting to build something really worthy of her, invites the popular and famous at that time the prussian architect gustov. the mine, it is he who is developing the project of the future temple in the neo-gothic style , the whole structure seems to strive, like the soul to heaven, and the elective material - red brick makes architecture that changes the construction time. the work was very compressed , day and night were carried out, and the master's fee was promised more than generously, starting in 1852, the fifty-seventh worker completed the construction of churches. c. at the same time, the temple was sanctified in the name, of course, of st. mary, however, already in 186. in the fifth year, the cauldron was transferred to orthodox churches and baptized in honor of the assumption of the most holy theotokos, ignatius lopatinsky, and never married again. they say he was faithful until his death beloved mary, perhaps that is why

today, the complex of buildings that also belonged to the jesuits is occupied by an art gallery. center brought and cafe. let's continue to discover interesting places for ourselves in our native belarus. what they dedicated their lives to cannot be called simple is the choice to be fearless , decisive , brave, and they began to recruit both boys and girls to institutions, so there are some special differences between boys girls in the process of training in the process of service are not observed; girls , on a par with the guys, fulfill the same standards. for us. here are military servicemen - it's like a close-knit younger brother, and everyone helps each other. education and training allow them to grow and develop, in order to maintain order and security at any time, people are needed who will protect the foundations that have been formed in society, which then eventually developed into legal norms. yes, special forces and so force. it needs improvement. i love tears. project one day. watch on belarus 24 tv channel . one of the most beautiful bands in our country is the by-ci

uh, art gallery with book sales.on central square next to the houses of officers, the main lieutenant colonel misha kanashevich. these are the parents of my friends who , of course, passed, because we all crowded in each other's houses and knew the parents of all our classmates. this is my beloved grandmother flashing in the railroad crossing scene. this everything was my creation. these were all my shots, with which lev vladimirovich was very, very pleased. i chose clearly enough, then the types. well, now, now, the independent directorial life of actors for his films, and lev vladimirovich instructed me to pick up 30 extras, and the work of the peasant type here was pleasant and familiar to me. the fact is that my dad at that time was the chairman of the city settlement advice in boots for this 20 km out of town towards the border. with poland if your son, he tells me, go, here's a fool in the village. will you find everyone you need there? really. i went there and saw. these types are like that, everything means e

>> it is troubling "new york post" columnist miranda devine reporting hunter biden was seen in art gallery in new york city this week he has his art dispopulated among some best out there column hunter biden flashes a cocky smile as a d.a. goes after trump in legal double standard rightlies if you ever want proof of a dual justice tell them hunter is the ultimate embodiment it is questionable in terms of trump charges we are talking every day, about this influence peddling evidence, in plain sight of the biden family. >> it is. but, again, i hate being a broken record it is the complicit media that laws all this if we had honest unbiased media would be outraged by influence peddling outraged by extent to which this president is compromised in absence of family compromising further continuing to compromise him but they are not the mainstream media, barge at this they are going to cover-up all wrongdoings of joe biden cover-up, all the policies that are weakening america and emboldening our enemies america becoming weaker open borders 40-year high inflation war on fossil fuel rising crime in

buyers who knows for newest art we are concerned about very first sale of art we know george burgess art gallery he owner bragged about new link to chinese admirers of american art, so you know there is suspicion here the fact white house won't disclose who bought art at says a lot about who bought the art a half million dollars trying to sell this for thank you we are watching your work, we appreciate your leadership on this, congressman james comer, are really interesting to look at two ways that the law is applied in two elevations. hunter and biden family versus donald trump, james comer thank you, sir. in kentucky this morning in kentucky this morning looking to 2024 right after the break, stay with us. . do i want more? can i grow stronger? can i get better? bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. a custom-made watertight fit and high-quality materials mean a beautiful tub, and a great value. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. . maria: welcome back. the 2024 field just got bigger former arkansas

artist musician, a writer, you could afford to live here rent for a long time, locals or shiny new art galleries and hipster cafes. we know which way the current of history runs. and i said yes, betters, mulholland said. they said. nominations so back to the video. now about this. here though one man stands alone. jamie figura. poet sculptor, painter musician now perhaps his own greatest artistic creation. he's chosen to hide his face from view and just stand in opposition and eyesore. rebuke defiant guar like embarrassment to the occupiers, he dresses now this is for protection. but as i understand, also protest yes, yes, i sweat formula for booking a bed. you mean prego? palito who. benefit you, g. sound your family. protest but also protection. you know who's the enemy? okay, so you're never so told us. everyone give it, carlo, they gotta sell. you see face you do not see heart. how long have the you've been wearing the armor? how long seasons six years 46 years. you know, that was a long time ago. ever go to the beach. afghanistan brera saw no son only shadow, darkness, beer and no regard, d

light vr abstractionism minsky kept the remnants of college and myaglev for us, engaging the art space galleryogue with virtual reality, the space shart project, encrypted by ukyuarkutdakh and natsu and pershin’s plan with the lostness of multimedia design. at five hundred i went past and return with propane. the national library to the nehoman uesthete's court promenade on the composition of a song about the bison nikolai waved a piece of the edge to the storyboard, and in the morning you are alive after graffixes and calligraphy can be estimated up to 500 years of tests of the poem such was the horde such three days, shish kebab silences at the heading of the promenade leather friday and choose your cultural route. our release completed her on and inshaa projects bill tay

legs of the required size vladimir khazov ilya kristinin and ekaterina kostyukevich ntv tatarstan art galleriesese authors are people of the most ordinary professions. once decided to pick up brushes and pencils, and most often already in adulthood, their creativity is called naive and now there is an increased interest in it. what is the reason and why, despite the seeming simplicity , such paintings are still art, nekita baskets will continue. with the fifth my husband died and i was left with two children, i got a job as a janitor and a cleaning lady in infections, a recognized classic of naive art and a legend. pskov taisiya shvetsova recalls how, after 50 , she took up brushes and czech paints donated by someone, that is, she began a second life. i started at night secretly from the children. uh, i was embarrassed because i am a pencil in my hands did not hold, well, the former teacher of russian literature could not help but draw. she wrote for herself for the soul, looking for a way out of painful reality, and the world also sent signs. one day, her dead husband dreamed. he was throwing

in the new year, today the complex of buildings that belonged to the jesuits is occupied by an art galleryraft center and a cafe. let's continue to discover interesting places in our native belarus, they say beauty is inside. each of us is different. but our strength is unity we are women great strength we make the world happy, bright and beautiful. we are your love men, your time. well, as a girl, a woman always makes the world happy, bright, beautiful for me. we care with warmth warms. we faith hope love woman. maybe all this is worth doubting hands not letting go of the difficulties of bending believed to support and keep warm in this way great strength. we make the world happy, bright, beautiful. we are your love, your men. will , come on, girls, let's women, great power makes the world happy, bright, beautiful, those same care, warmth fills vera with hope , love. you are capable of warming yourself, a woman's heart. yeah, we are women. great power, we make the world happy, bright, beautiful. your love man. your time. come on girls let's go. we women in the person of ekaterina antonova

has ever seen is returning to new york this week to exhibit his awful abstract art work at a soho art galleryhaven't seen a mess like this since that time i took a laxative with four bags of skittles. it was for pride month. i was trying to poop a rainbow. hunter was spotted at the gallery over the weekend, even as a congressional committee is trying to find out who the hell is paying between 75 and 500 grand each for his crappy paintings. although that looks pretty good, i have to say. maybe he does have talent. meanwhile an arkansas judge ordered hunter's financial records to be shielded from the public as he tries to lower his child support payments to london roberts. she's the dancer he knocked up while he was banging his brother's widow and sleeping with the brother's widow's sister-in-law or something. i'd say do the math but we have two women on the panel. >> a sexist would say! >> greg: and what kind of poverty can hunter be claiming as a reason to lower payments. what he doesn't have enough cash to buy diapers for his kid and his dad? [laughter] >> greg: he's also trying to keep his

simple , just look at the exhibition by ivan nizhny dialogue with the cosmos, which opened in an art galleryl savitsky , visitors will be able to see cultural portraits of outstanding cosmonauts among them vladimir kovalenko pyotr emuk and oleg novitsky at the exhibition also presented a chronicle of the events of april 12, 1961. you will be able to see rare documentary photographs of yuri gagarin's memoirs among the exhibits. there are also unique items. first shirt the exhibition of the astronaut and photographs with his autograph will run until april 30 , 2023, be sure to visit the exhibition and film a mobile report for the project. wow news movement is life. so everyone who visits the festival probably thinks it's time to dance, it will be held in the capital of our country, according to the organizers of events directly on the network until the age of 75, in addition to the creative competition itself, master classes by choreographers are waiting for the participants. may the strongest win. if you love creativity, then listen to the following news attentively the ministry of culture an

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so, the summer before my senior year of college, i worked for this not for profit art gallery on this it was a vintage car -- truck, turned into a traveling karaoke mobile >> seth: okay. >> emceed by a mute squirrel cub. >> seth: okay. >> that would be played by an actor. >> seth: okay. a human actor? >> a real live human actor >> seth: dressed like a squirrel >> who would wear the squirrel helmet and the squirrel tail, drive the truck into social happenings all across l.a., like the hollywood bowl, chinatown. and then lure, without words, people into the back of the truck. [ laughter ] >> seth: uh-huh. i'm really sorry i missed this [ light laughter ] >> with an ice pop >> seth: oh. >> so, there was a food component. and then -- and then you would -- then hopefully the participant would pick a song, and it would be a contemporary pop song that was translated into something called tinkle pop, which is ice cream truck music. so, if you picked, like, missy elliott's "work it," it sounded like - ♪ doot-doot doot do doot-doot do d doot-doot do do doot-doot doot-doot ♪ ♪ doot-doot doot-doo

knows a lot about pictures, the first electronic employee arranges full houses in the primorsky art galleryrs through the halls, the machine understands human speech, can recognize faces and take selfies automatically, sending them to electronic mail always ends the tour in an original way with dances, but no matter how hard the robot tries, until it is able to force out its human colleagues and their story is always live therefore more interesting. well, now about what interesting so far, what our tv channel will tell the tv channel russia, the heroine of the melodrama love, will overcome everything, a dangerous investigation is underway and where it will lead, we will find out today at 21:20. plates can be carried to the gazebo and spoons are good in tatyana's family, an addition to her heart, love, enough for the people's son and nephews who were left without a mother. she wraps them in a soft cloud of care. but if at least something threatens the happiness and peace of her children, a woman turns into a storm that demolishes all obstacles in its path. there is no no options. sorry, we d

project suspected to cost about $700 million, including building a central and converting the old art gallery into a clean energy power station. analysts say house republican bill could cause problems for president biden student debt relief plan the white house has been pledging to cancel up to $20,000 of student loans for some borrowers. analysts say the republican debt limit bill passed this week but also lift the pandemic. pause on student loan payments. republicans called the bill a victory for taxpayers. democrats say failure of loan forgiveness before payments resume would hurt the economy. president biden is threatening to veto the bill if it passes the senate happening today. spacex scheduled to launch a rocket after yesterday's rocket launch was scrubbed. now the spaceship will be launched from nasa's kennedy space center in florida 4 30 this afternoon. it will be carrying three satellites, including one operated by a company based in san francisco. extraneous space technologies. the liftoff comes after spacex was forced to delay yesterday's launch because of severe storms and lightn

there's a free event tonight, taking place in just a few minutes at the sofa arts gallery, tell people what they should know if they plan to visit. absolutely well, listen. this is one of the most biggest events, um, that we have in the city san francisco community helped along with trends thrive . we are in celebration mode, and the event is going to be it. so mark, we're at 9 34. bannon street is just south of market and we're gonna be there from 45 to 9 p.m. just come and bring your positive energy. um bring your compassionate love and just ready to network and celebrate with us and just be there enjoying and spirit and so we're super excited about that. we hope you have fun tonight. cailin fowler with transcribed thanks so much for joining us this evening. thank you so much for having me. still to come. the cdc and world health organization disagree on who should get covid vaccines. why the w. h o says some kids may be the pandemic. lucas tomlinson reports from washington. covid vaccines are still a requirement in many school districts across the country, but new guidelines could c

and then in july, 2007, nailah attended an art gallery opening, and he came. this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had a big, beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman. very warm personality. and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly, this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest, to me, at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so, yeah, yeah. due to her influence, though. >> you started planning o

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