the estate of father frost can be seen in the squares of regional centers, in large children's art institutions, thanks to online broadcasts. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3. the minsk palace of children and youth was also directly connected with the estate of father frost in belovezhskaya pushcha, where the republican action our children was officially launched, direct inclusion of this year’s innovation, from this days throughout the month, children from large families low-income families, excellent students, winners of olympiads and competitions will receive guests. boarding schools, orphanages, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, the charity project will cover more than a million children, in the starting race of the second stage of the commonwealth biathlon cup, belarusian dmitry lazovsky struck. you probably know that belarus is now following the biathlon, let ’s say something good to the fans, say hello to your native republic, dear fans, hello to everyone, i say hello and i want to say thank you for rooting for us, dmitry lazovsky to your attention, participant in the flower ceremony of the spri

monumental works, so if we take the step-by-step development, the development in general of my... an art institutenow an academy, but since school, i had to meet wonderful, talented teachers, this is very important. this is the school, starting with shimelev, then the school of enormous development, at the vashchenko institute, stremashashonok, anikeichik, baronovsky, they provided this fundamental, strong base, on the basis of all this, well, my vision was built, so for me it all gave a huge spatial path that i will find in life, but i... thank you very much again for invitation , remembering that past interview, i actually return to it often, and over the next 3 years a lot of interesting things happened in the harp life of belarus, which i am incredibly happy about and just a month later, then the international harp festival took place art of belarus and russia, we did a joint project, and more than 50 harpists came from moscow, st. petersburg, yekaterinburg, and they were incredibly happy to visit minsk to perform solo works, as well as with the orchestra of the state academic symphony orchest

the effort. emchik managed to create a department of easel painting in belarusian theater and art institutewhich he headed for some time, although the master is better known as a portrait painter, his best work is considered to be the painting “defenders of the brest fortress.” today the painting is included in the gold fund of the national art museum, and ivan okhremchik is recognized as a master of historical painting. the gymnasium-college in minsk is named after him. on the same day, but in 1977 , another artist appeared, the outrageous belarusian designer and sculptor, maxim petrul. since the age of 20 he has been actively involved in national and international sculptural plein airs, symposiums, competitions, works of the master, repeatedly presented at... the kino international biennale, sculptural compositions by maxim petrul, elephantus, birds, counterbalance and others, installed in several chinese cities. in collaboration with the architect leonid levin, the sculptor took part in the creation of the krasny bereg memorial complex, on the site of a children's concentration camp in t

and more importantly , the educational aspect of it is the opinion that my colleagues at naji art institute have discussed these issues with the author and the production team in many meetings, that this television series is about 3 it will be ready for display next month. hashpa tv series is produced in 13 episodes. sahar zwannati , the tamasha tv news channel , has planned to broadcast 10 new foreign series until the end of the year at 23:00 . product 202 and asuka product 2021 are two new science fiction series of the network, the threat of the planet by unknown creatures is the subject of these two series . these collections narrate the efforts of several groups to dominate the galaxies . three mystery and police series also tell the story of solving complex and knotty criminal cases. raskari produced by 2021, professor, produced by 2021, and perception, produced by 2021, gold, produced by 2023 , is also a series of adventurers based on the true story of a gold bar being stolen in england. the collection of people of gulabz and guns tells the story of the arrest of drug smugglers. kafir

theological seminary, academy, located in trinity sergegiev lavre, svetskaya at the theater and art institutedied at the faculty of khudzhniker, in his youth he dreamed of entering higher aviation. years returned from germany to his native belarus, to build together with the people, with the support of the head state, a temple-monument, in honor of all saints, in memory of the victims who served for the salvation of our fatherland. in parallel with it, a multifunctional social complex, a house of mercy, with the temple of the righteous job the long-suffering and a wooden temple of the holy trinity were built. thank you very much , you didn’t cope in a minute, but it seems to me that the conversation will only be more interesting from this, now questions for an adult, please raise your hand, who is ready to ask a question, hello, father fedor, please tell me if god created man, then who created god, and you believe in god? i believe in god, whoever doesn’t believe, raise your hands, of course, i don’t look god in the eye. as i see you in front of me , i haven’t seen him, so he doesn’t exist, h

our... physical teacher of the theater and arts institute aron markavich pershyts is establishing a dailysters, directors, actors of others and the course of the course in belarus, and our entire stake in belarus will pass away there were sunbaths: sunbathing, swimming, i sang songs with my guitar, like raptams, oh, how i... i love my life these raptams, and all the raptams of my life have passed through the kirawnik course of the actor kanstancin mikalayevich sadnika, why did you come, and look at how the students are getting along, and i , i’ll tell you, valodzia, get ready for terminova, we’ll go to minsk, you’ll listen to me, yeah, don’t forget the guitar, why they’ll listen to me again. we were traveling to minsk, he said that we are being collected from another and the most difficult course, so that there is nowhere to send us with our amal already ready with the final performance of puchyna, and a special performance, like a performance, we have already had two days of traveling to maskva, and our team has been here for two days. they arrived in maskva and gave us companions and pa

razavi originated from the jurisprudence of the congress in the cooperation between the afarin shah art institute of astan quds razavi and the university zahil art is a big project of art school razavi and astan, we should look for the continuation of razavi's art, so that under its shadow, razavi's morals and manners will expand in the shrine of imam reza, peace be upon him. tan ganjineh is one of the most magnificent examples of the imperfect connection between art and religion. in addition to the presentation of articles by three iranian professors in the specialized meeting of the international field, three papers are also presented by professors from turkey, ukraine, and bangladesh. this congress has six axes. and four specialized workshops will continue to work in two days. farshid abdi of mashhad tv news agency. in the past few hours, the zionist regime attacked residential houses in at least 30 palestinians were martyred and dozens more were injured in rafah in the south of the gaza strip. also , 6 people were martyred and several others were injured in the air attack of the occupying reg

[laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was goingow i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans that i feel like a lot of people are like, oh, i don't have a library card. i've never been there. they need to come down and check it out and find out what we have. the people who are hiding stuff in their sellers and wondering what to do with these old photos or old junk, whether it is hippie stuff or punk stuff, or stuff from their grandparents, if they bring it here to us, we can preserve it and archive it and make it available to the public in the future. please st

the more holy art institute is a nurturing incubation space for young creative. and i think that with many new conversations, connections and collaborations, life would be much better than today. we can all see why the name is off, isn't going around the world. the linden market is an exciting pop up. it takes place, right? yes. and the trend closer had to speak with technical guidance and has a strong emphasis on the support for local offices. design is an autism no food produces. speaking to me now about the markets and her creations is low cross desk and the muscle in the, in the yeah. hi. hi elisa. hi alia. why did you decide to showcase the work? right? yes. and lived in markets. i think for me it's just a great way to expose my brand. i mean, you have a lot of foot traffic. i've been in the market and these are people who are interested in cross being interested in had made goods, which is what i'm all about. people who have an appreciation for autism. oh, good. so i mean, i think why not bring my brand to a market like this. it's free exposure, and i get t

located in the trinity sergeeva lavra, svetskaya at the theater and art institute, now the academy ofrts, studied at the faculty of interior artist, in his youth he dreamed of entering higher aviation school. in the nineties, he returned from germany to his native belarus, to erect, together with the people, with the support of the head of state, a temple monument in honor of all saints in memory of the victims who served to save our fatherland. in parallel with it , a multifunctional social complex, a house of mercy with the temple of the righteous job the long-suffering, and a wooden temple of the holy trinity were built. thank you very much, you couldn’t cope in a minute, but it seems to me that this will only make the conversation more interesting. now questions for an adult, please raise your hand, who ready to ask a question. hello, father fedor, please tell me, if god created man, then who? created god, and you believe in god? i believe in god, whoever doesn’t believe, raise your hands, of course, i didn’t look into god’s eyes, as i see you in front of me, i didn’t see him, so

>> i would say we are teaching institution first, small liberal arts college. i understand what are saying, faculty member would not earn here they weren't a great teacher as well. the current environment in which we are in and are faculty as jonathan said reading from the top a firm academic freedom and the right of a faculty member to pursue their particular interest and make sure when they speak out we support their ability to free in the way we would for our students and also give faculty the tools to facilitate what challenging discussions in classrooms, challenging topics, faculty are afraid if they say something that they are going to end up in a social media web and they are looking to presidents to affirm the importance of work they do inside and outside of the classroom. >> we are an institution that focuses heavily on teaching. you wouldn't learn tenure at amu unless it's something you focus on for having said that, we have to pay attention. faculty of expertise and the specific disciplines, it doesn't mean everybody will be expert in terms of how yo

>> i would say we are teaching institution first, small liberal arts college.i understand what are saying, faculty member would not earn here they weren't a great teacher as well. the current environment in which we are in and are faculty as jonathan said reading from the top a firm academic freedom and the right of a faculty member to pursue their particular interest and make sure when they speak out we support their ability to free in the way we would for our students and also give faculty the tools to facilitate what challenging discussions in classrooms, challenging topics, faculty are afraid if they say something that they are going to end up in a social media web and they are looking to presidents to affirm the importance of work they do inside and outside of the classroom. >> we are an institution that focuses heavily on teaching. you wouldn't learn tenure at amu unless it's something you focus on for having said that, we have to pay attention. faculty of expertise and the specific disciplines, it doesn't mean everybody will be expert in terms of how you

, arts, and i after the moscow conservatory we were working out distribution, that’s where we met at the far eastern instituteand we already had one. actually, we didn’t immediately start doing creative work together in the st. sophia cathedral, but... who is being pushed in a wheelchair by the servants of the sovshchitsky cathedral around the cathedral at that time there is a concert and ksenia plays for tourists , well, it was like that for several years, then somehow, because it’s kind of impossible to sit on maternity leave, you have to play, you have to work, everyday life, well, like all people, lord, somewhere there’s a leak, we call a friend, help us with household chores, well, ksenia is ready. she says, i cook, lately ksenia cooks more often, it’s delicious , it’s your responsibility, it’s my responsibility, there we sort of collectively decide it all there, well , like in ordinary families, we argue about something, something... then, sometimes we don’t argue, we listen a lot, because we need to tune in, we need to talk about tempos, about character, let’s say we are preparing for a concert, we dis

soon he entered the lvov institute of arts and crafts art and was later distributed to chisinau.s a member of the union of artists of the ussr. vashchenko was invited to come to minsk to head the department of monumental and decorative art at the belarusian theater and art institute; in 1961, gavriil kharitonovich recruited the first monumental students. in addition to mentoring, gabriel vashchenko left behind a rich creative legacy. he worked in the area. watercolors, still life portraits. he is called the creator of the amber landscape, where golden colors predominate. tone, but with particular strength, the artist’s talent manifested itself in monumental and decorative art. his panels decorate the capital 's teacher's house, moscow cinema , airport, national library, an outstanding master of belarusian easel painting, mentor and founder of the monumental and decorative department at the belarusian state academy of arts, gabriel vashchenko, a man who changed the world, are ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus, on the banks of one of the cleanest rivers

, arts, and i after the moscow conservatoires were working out distribution , that’s where we met at the far eastern institutealready had a daughter, yulia, so , in fact, we didn’t immediately start doing creative work together in the st. sophia cathedral, but gradually we came to that idea , that it would be nice to have a chamber orchestra like this, that in polotsk, in principle, well, it’s not so simple, because our composition is such that part... that’s how it obviously happened, well, the issue was, in fact, already resolved, like the work of soliska-st. sophia cathedral, we educate daughter, arseny is born here, who is pushed in a wheelchair by the servants of the soffite cathedral around the cathedral at this time there is a concert, and ksenia plays for tourists, well , it was like this for several years, then somehow, because on maternity leave it’s impossible to sit... . to play, we have to work, everyday life, well, like all people, lord, somewhere there is a leak in the faucet, we call a friend, help with household chores, well, ksenia cooks, i cook, lately ksenia cooks more often, it’s deliciou

art. at our institute, kanfusia, there is a special wushu master. ali bin discovered the world of chinese writing many years ago. she has been sharing her experience for 3 months now. city ​​safety in the area where they study and live. secondly, this is very important - there is a culture of discipline, which is also very strongly cultivated in china. the third is the quality of education, and the fourth is the infrastructure and opportunities that the university provides. well, fifth, i would probably say for myself, these are the following: friendly relations between our students. the confucius institute of the belarusian state university of physical culture continues to strengthen. friendly ties between countries. more than 300 chinese students are currently studying here. it is planned that joint training camps will be held at the university next year, because there are about 40 facilities on the territory that allow the cultivation of many sports. katerina strikha and andrey ivanenko, tv news agency. new year is the most favorite holiday of mo

i'm curious how you are all thinking about it. >> i would say we are teaching institution first as a small liberal arts college i got my phd from a research institution so i understand what you're saying. faculty member would not earn if they were not a great teacher as well as involved in your scholarship. however to your point teaching is certainly different now and a current environment in which we are in. as jonathan said leading from the top to affirm academic freedom. the right of a faculty member their research interests and make sure when they speak out that we support their ability for our students. look at the faculty the tools but are challenging discussionss in classrooms about challenging topics such that faculty to are not afraid that if they say something they too will end up in a social media web. and so that they are looking to presidents like jonathan and myself to affirm the really important work that they do inside and outside of the classroom. >> i would agree we are also an institution that focuses very heavily on teaching. like laura you would not earn tenure unless this is somet

, former art institute. and i couldn't be more thrilled to see her work at this exposure as well as her collaborator. we just had a really great meeting with the curator and the artist last week, and i'm so excited about what they're planning to bring to the gallery. are there any commissioner? yeah this is commissioner schnur. i just wanted to say i am also incredibly excited about this one. we've been, as you as you well know, we've been waiting for a while. but i also feel that the stature of the artist has have grown incredibly during this period of time, too. so i would love to see as much pr and you know, outreach as we can get because i think this is going to be a really spectacular. yeah, yeah, i agree. thank you. are there any other commissioner comments or discussion? i'm now calling for any public comment. we'll be taking in person public comment. first, for those joining in person, please proceed to the public comment podium and for those joining remotely, please raise your hand if you're listeni

grateful that i left here, now i can do everything myself. this place is my university, cultural institute arts few years ago, a few summers ago i came, taught here, entered the preparatory faculty, and then the nastrata faculty, and then the megistradur astrundur, this place is dear to me, because my student came here - this is, uh, the library , i’ll show you, i often sit there to study, here’s our library, but here you have to speak quietly, my teacher was not young, she was about 65 years old when they learned from me, but she’s very good, she, when she started classes, well school started, i learned well, because it happens, suddenly i can not. yes to study and they scolded me a lot , i was in our group, i was in last place, and when a year later i was first, thanks, it was such good teachers, they taught me, well, like my mother, my mother is also 66 years old, and they are not similar, well, first mother, for everything in belarus, i think we are now in our lesson, choral music. for the junsho choir, maybe a solo, well, okay, come on, come on, let's try it, please, ratima, my darakaya. y

in new york, which is one of the largest and most important institutions of modern artt it took about six months for that to happen, and that's all a one-point event, that is, in order to plan everything, so these events in larger institutions, events aimed more at professionals and to create some such more sophisticated projects, they had such a postponed nature, they started to appear a little later, let's say... we at arsenal presented such an important for us exhibition about ukrainian futurism of photo-framing in estonia in tallinn in april 23rd year, but for the first time we started talking about this exhibition in april 22nd year, when actually the museum of contemporary art of estonia, it this is such a prominent and significant museum on the european map, it... was the museum of the year in the european union, it received a sign at one time, this museum approached us in april 22, eh, but we were able to open the exhibition in april of '23, that is, it took time, and so it happened with many things, that is, to sum up all that i have said, '22 is a rarer moveme

in new york, this is one of the largest and most important institutions of modern art, but in order for this to happen, it was necessary somewhere around six months, and this is just a one-point event, that is, in order to plan everything, so these events in larger institutions, events are aimed more at professionals and to make some of these more sophisticated. to create projects, they had such a delayed nature, they began to appear a little later, for example, we at arsenal presented such an important for us exhibition about ukrainian futurism, photography in estonia, in tallinn in april 23rd, but for the first time we about this the exhibition began to be discussed in april 22nd, when actually a museum of modern art... it is such a visible and significant museum on the european map, it was the museum of the year in the european union, it received a sign at one time, this museum approached us in april 22, but we were able to hold the exhibition to open in april of 23, that is , it took time, and so it happened with many things, that is, to sum up everything i said, 2

this place is my university, the institute of cultural arts, i studied here for 4 years, 4 years agohere, entered the faculty, and then the faculty of nastrata, and then mexistrad and asblendura, this place is dear to me, because... here my student came from the city, this is the library, i’ll show you, i often sit there to study, this is our library, but here we must speak quietly, this is the place when i entered the prepared faculty, i repeated my homework here. how i feel 10 years ago, well, like yesterday, so 10 years have come, my teacher was not young, but about 65 years old, when they learned from me, but she was very good. she, when she started classes, well, studies began, i learned poorly , because it happens, suddenly i can’t complete my studies, but they scolded me a lot, i was in our group, i was in last place, when a year later i was first, thanks it was so good teachers taught me, well , like my mother, my mother is also 66 years old, they are similar, well... yes, everything is already ready, i’m just waiting for protection, well come on, i wish you success, thank yo

fashion trends in next year we will talk with fashion historian, teacher at the moscow art and industrial instituteden dragon. and the color of this dragon, golden, also coincides so well in principle with the recommended color institute, and this will be a one- time bow, as they say, if we buy it and use it, or we somehow within... a year and can still wear it, you know, i think that this is not a one-time bow, because we have march 8th will be ahead, we will have birthdays, corporate parties, some holidays ahead, in general the dragon doesn’t like fakes, doesn’t like it when it’s cheap, and it is recommended to celebrate the new year when you have something golden, not necessarily the whole image gold, but on the table it can even be decor, it doesn’t have to be in clothes, maybe it’s red. well, in general, the weather is usually so bad that the color that is called pontoon, for some reason, ends up not showing up anywhere, everyone else is wearing it, so i was just watching the shows, this is the color of burgundy, i really like it, it’s very beautiful, it looks so refreshing, it ’s more spring,

art in belarus. the newly opened institution offers visitors not only viewing exhibitions, but also thematic excursionsl as master classes, during which everyone can make a souvenir in the style of a malyavanka. a variety of activities in the museum are carried out by local enthusiasts and the family club zaslavsky farbs. for the upcoming winter holidays. during christmas and new year, the museum hosts classes on making paper toys in the form of little characters from the famous belarusian artist alena kish. there are plans to make handmade postcards for those who want send congratulations to friends in national style. more sports news, see you at 13:00. belarusian weightlifters continue to fight for licensing awards for the olympic games. the sixtieth goal scored by an opponent in the nhl, but the third twenty minutes was completely...

many of the graduates of the educational institution are now on the front line, their history, details of the special operation, the secrets of modern military arts teachers in training cadets, and for the students themselves, these are clear examples of serving the homeland. i think this is a unique opportunity to provide feedback, in the pedagogical process , in order to determine how effectively we are working and whether our knowledge of the practical work of our graduates is needed in their future activities , including in order to improve teaching those issues or studying those issues that are necessary in practice during a special military operation, we will also generalize this, we will also analyze what they said today, this is very important for us, and the questions that they raised about the extreme situations in which... you need to get into, which they need to be placed so that they look for a path and a way out, we talked about this many times today, now we will say this online, we convey to the guys what is really needed here, and this seems to me to be a big plus for military personnel, for cadets, they can learn what is really

fashionable trends in the coming year, we spoke with a fashion historian, teachers of the moscow art industrial institute the coming year, premiere 20. 24, for the citrus season to come, you need someone who will create a citrus mood, what are you, cheburashka on january 1 at 20:24, on december 31 from 20:30 we will sing with the whole country in andrei malakhov’s new year’s show. songs from the heart, only on the channel. russia. the new year will be celebrated all over the world, in orbit too. on the eve of the holiday, russian cosmonaut konstantin borisov spoke about his plans for the night from december 31 to january 1. a big bonus of the station is that we fly through many time zones, as each city enters the new year, we can congratulate it. hmm, we can go for a walk this way. but the film irony of fate will create a festive atmosphere on board the iss, exactly the same as on winter television on the russia channel. enjoy your bath. everyone, including scientists, is now preparing for the new year and summing up what 2023 was like in the world of science. andrey decided to remember the most importan

art of dance. at our kanfusia institute, there are special wushu masters working there.world of chinese writing many years ago. for 3 months now he has been sharing his experience with.

we have small businesses, big businesses, we have cultural arts institutions, museums big and small and so what we are hoping is that through the hear ing not only is there the interest in political will to really learn and address the harm that came from apec, and also just double down on our neighborhood and invest long-term in the neighborhood. can i have the clerk share the presentation? i'll be joined by manuel the owner of [indiscernible] and manuel has been a great leader in our community. before apec manuel partnered with cultural district to get the state recognized cultural district as one of the few cultural districts recognized at the state level. manuel has not only survived a pandemic but actually be opening a new restaurant there opening up one of the storefronts vacant for 5 years so excited not just manuel but also his colleagues many small business in the neighborhood has come out today to advocate for themselves and our community. this is focused on small businesses, but i want to say that our community was very much impacted, seniors. we have 5 to 18 year builds in t

petersburg institutions of the mariinsky theater, the conservatory and the zubov institute of art historyress conference, maestro reminded. that chaliapin sang at the mariinsky, the next day at the bolshoi. it was a good practice of mutual enrichment. there is no doubt that gergiev will cope with the management of the country's two largest theaters, using the rich experience of the management of the imperial theaters. dinneta kurbatova, lead. an international documentary film festival was held in rostov and media projects, the front line. the competition program includes more than forty paintings by authors from russia, kazakhstan, iran, serbia and other countries. the main prize was taken by a film from the documentary cycle of voenkora in the film ptichnik and olya, well done, just two heroes. special correspondent of vgtrk olga kurlaeva, the first journalist who was on the spot after the explosion of the kokhovskaya gas station, talks about her work. the second hero of the film is voenkor andrei filtov, who more than once pulled the wounded out from under fire. but, here i will share w

art around the district. let me walk you over to ica miami. well, let's go. no time like the present. narrator: first opened in 1996, the instituteemporary art miami is now a staple of the miami art district. with its unique architecture and sleek interior, it houses some of the most diverse and innovative art of our time. this museum is about the dialogue between what's happening in miami and the world abroad. in fact, miami is so global that our artists are showing all over the world themselves. what makes miami such an ideal place for an art scene? alex gartenfeld: we seek to lead the conversation in supporting miami artists, so my hope is that ica miami can be a place where we meet artists in miami early in their career and help them develop. narrator: and visual artist michelle lisa polissaint is one of those local artists supported by the museum. michelle lisa polissaint: i grew up in south florida, but i started traveling back and forth to haiti with my parents, and slowly i started to kind of realize how different i was from my family in haiti. this work particularly is just me kind of reimagining certain instances that i

petersburg institutions, marinka, conservatory and zubov institute of art history.t a press conference. recalled that the chic of mutual enrichment, there is no doubt that gergiev will cope with the management of the country's two largest theaters, using the rich experience of the management of the imperial theaters kurbatov wants to know. an international festival of documentary films and media projects, the front line, took place in rostov. the competition program includes more than forty films by authors from russia, kazakhstan, iran, serbia and other countries. the main prize was taken by a film from the voinkora documentary series. in the film. and olya, well done, just two heroes. special correspondent of vgtrk olga kurlaeva, the first journalist who was on the spot after the explosion of the kokhovskaya gas station, the second hero of the film, talks about her work military correspondent andrei filtov, who more than once pulled the wounded out from under fire. here i will share. the results of the osce council of foreign ministers in skopje were the subject o

petersburg institutions of variinka, the conservatory and the zubov institute of art history.ess conference , the maestra recalled that chaliapin sang at the mariinsky the next day. it was a good practice of mutual enrichment. there is no doubt that gergiev will cope with the leadership of two largest theaters in the country, using the rich experience of the management of the imperial theaters. kurbatov's name is coming, news. hello, this is the cinema industry, ivan kudryavtsev is with you. today's issue will feature the film reporter magazine's event of the year award. reading film festival and winter auteur film festival. of course, there are new releases this weekend, and here are two films from the festival. window to europe in vyborg. we'll start with them. after the competition in vyborg , oksana byshkova’s film nina with yulia peresilt and evgeny tsyganov starring. this is a joint production of filmmakers from russia and georgia. the film was shot in tbilisi. nina, the main character, goes there to meet the past, which included passion and disappointment, and of course

this saved quote, we must recuperate, including through international institutions, the works of art and all kinds seized by the colonial powers. we must stop, it went on the drain of cultural assets, leaving our continents. all forms of creation must be supported. we must create appropriate cultural institutions in africa, the congest uh, the issue maybe initial basic as soon as you know d, i very well know the place you don't know like audits with insurance does. did you have to the southwest on the 2nd newly independent states like the republic of the congo considered museums to be a personal aspect of a modern nation. easy and open to cross the confidants, creating a new narrative of sovereignty. some took over former colonial museums and old passed laws. ready to protect the cultural assets. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready in 1971, the republic of the congo was renamed sy here. and in the next 2 years, it's governments succeeded in getting some artifacts retained by belgium. ready ready in nigeria, the archeologist echo annual founded the national commission for museums

we have small businesses, big businesses, we have cultural arts institutions, museums big and small and so what we are hoping is that through the hear ing not only is there the interest in political will to really learn and address the harm that came from apec, and also just double down on our neighborhood and invest long-term in the neighborhood. can i have the clerk share the presentation? i'll be joined by manuel the owner of [indiscernible] and manuel has been a great leader in our community. before apec manuel partnered with cultural district to get the state recognized cultural district as one of the few cultural districts recognized at the state level. manuel has not only survived a pandemic but actually be opening a new restaurant there opening up one of the storefronts vacant for 5 years so excited not just manuel but also his colleagues many small business in the neighborhood has come out today to advocate for themselves and our community. this is focused on small businesses, but i want to say that our community was very much impacted, seniors. we have 5 to 18 year builds in t

ministry said one of the dead in yesterday's shooting is the head of the institute of musicology of charles university faculty of artsnka hlavkova, adding that three of the injured —— faculty of arts. this is the scene where we expect the police news conference very closely turn shortly. lenka hlavkova was at the head of the institute of musicology. tow killed in the shooting are foreign citizens — one from the netherlands and two from the uae. all the deceased were czech nationals. the shooting happened in the heart of prague as the gunman opened fire at charles university's faculty of arts — in the city's old town — a major tourist attraction. authorities evacuated staff and students, who were told to stay put — and lock themselves inside classrooms. as you can see from these pcictures — some climbed on to rooftops and window ledges to escape the gunfire. police said the gunman was a 24—year—old student who's been named by local media as david kozak. he also died at the scene. sarah rainsford reports from prague. the centre of prague was suddenly transformed into a major crime scene. armed police rushed towards a u

people there . of varying degrees of severity, who live in this institution and this club, buys some materials, in particular provides arty great results, they draw, they sculpt, they have their own printing house, and they do carpentry, they embroider , weave rugs, what i saw, i was deeply amazed that a healthy person cannot always do what these people did, and the director of this institution told me that they, uh, have now reduced consumption of medications through art therapy treatment, we now have a big, major event coming up in connection with this, this is my first event, which will be under... the leadership, i took up this work intensively, i created a working group, of course, the beginning was difficult , because this is a new country for me, let's start with the fact that these are new people who were unfamiliar to me, in this short period we became close, we found a common language, and most importantly, we have a very important goal, to hold the upcoming fair , fair charity, which runs every year in december in minsk, before minsk we worked in vietnam for more than four years, and i was also a member of the

>> for stem education -- >> i want to confine our conversation to liberal arts into its -- institutions such as harvard. that is an important part of our educational system. how much would you say harvard would be allowed to weigh standardized testing. >> a major criteria. >> without the more than 50%, less than 50%? >> i don't have a number for that. >> we know that grades can sometimes be subjective depending, is it fair to say you would waive testing more than 50 %? >> no. for stem education, it should be very. >> we are talking about a liberal arts undergraduate question. what is fair in that case? >> sure. more than 50%. >> more than 50%. so, that would mean that students that scored the highest should be given greater preference than people that scored in the top decile. you would say that is a fair system. >> i support a holistic evaluation. >> could you answer. your definition means more than 50%. >> could it be less than 50%, i believe -- >> it could be less than 50% for liberal arts. okay. what other objective criteria are there? would you say grades are objective? >> grades,