his teacher at the theater and art institute was the famous master of graphics, vasily sharongovich.ks with illustrations by valery slauk republished in foreign languages, and his graphic works. critics call them the highest examples of modern art. the artist’s works are stored in the national art museum, the funds of the belarusian union of artists, in private collections, museums in austria, italy, germany; one of the main themes in the work of the winner of the francis skorina medal, valery slauk, was belarusian slavic mythology. this church is called the belarusian tajmahal; it once housed a fertilizer warehouse. we will learn more about the pearl of belarusian architecture in a traditional section for travel lovers, a place on the map. the building of the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the agricultural town of sarya, verkhnedvinsk district, vitebsk region, has no analogue. in the world, this is the most expressive example of neo-gothic architecture in belarus, popularly called stone crystal or stone lace, and another one of the most beautiful architectura

and the owner of georgian aristocratic blood on the male side, she graduated from the surikovo art institutered a diploma in theatrical scenery painting. lina's engravings with her initials were readily sold at art salons. the famous surname and talent are today proudly inherited by the daughters of actresses marianna and anastasia. date weeks - april 14 - 101st birthday fabulous. lydia vertinskaya, you looked around the planet, thank you for being there, stay with us, go to the website www.tvr.by and watch your favorite projects of the tv news agency online. goodbye. get down on the cobras, seekers of happiness. here is the threshold of a blissful land of peace. you have been chasing happiness for a long time. man on earth, and so it will be forever. this action was initiated by the belarusian women's union, there are demographic problems all over the world, our country is no exception, head state also emphasized, meeting with public... interesting topics and developments, well, other issues of discussion, can we say that this project, this action is a kind of our response to western fashio

his teacher at the theater and art institute was the famous graphic artist vasily sharongovich.ks with illustrations by valery slauk are republished in foreign languages, and his graphic works, art critics ... are called the highest examples of modern art, the artist’s works are stored in the national art museum, in the funds of the belarusian union of artists, collections, museums in austria, italy, germany, one of the main themes in the work of the winner of the francis skarina medal, valery slauk, was belarusian slavic mythology. this church is called the belarusian tajmahal; it once housed a fertilizer warehouse. we will learn more about the pearl of belarusian architecture in the traditional section for travel lovers, place on maps. the building of the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the agricultural town of sarya , verkhnedvinsk district in the vitebsk region , has no analogues in the world. this is the most expressive example of neo-gothic architecture in belarus. it is popularly called stone crystal or stone lace. and one of the most beautiful monu

a colleague once suggested that we enter the theater and art institute together. ented actor left a noticeable mark. years in the national theatrical art, since 1996 he served in the gorky theater, on its stage he played many bright roles in the plays running, zoyka’s apartment, panic, hanku and others, and back in 1973 he began acting in films, created many images memorable for the viewer, in famous films, a fairy tale about a star boy, a state... shvedova is a regular participant in the strauss festival. on the stage of the bolshoi theater she performed several dozen leading roles in performances: the magic flute, rigaletta, the barber of seville, cormina burana and many others. for fruitful creative activity. elena vladimirovna was awarded the francis skarina medal and was awarded the title of honored artist of the republic of belarus. on april 11, 1965 in minsk, the belarusian composer, pianist-producer oleg molchin was born into the family of a musician. while studying at a special music school at the belarusian conservatory, his idols were evgeniy glebov, ray

himself had a hard time. seven times he unsuccessfully applied for painting at the minsk theater and art institutehe guy was a believer and was not a member of the komsomol, he was, as they say, cut down in the exam. alexander went to what was then leningrad and, as a free listener, attended lectures at the famous repin academy of arts. he still became an artist. his paintings are now successfully sold, including abroad. this is his bread, his way of... immersing and dissolving, he helps me, he saves me. many of alexander’s paintings depict not only biblical scenes, but also children. this is a tribute to memories, the very beginning of his story as a philanthropist. ninety-five years old, returning home, sasha sees two street children at his entrance. then there was a moment of such poverty when we found many children stealing and washing cars. rich people, they sniffed glue, begged, that is, i live in the center of the city, i constantly watched them when i went to the store, bought food for myself, and it hurt me, of course, to see these hungry children, i sometimes felt like a criminal, that i

older brothers, artists, sculptors, i say, where are you, leger, going to study, i say, theater art institutefor painting, i say, why theater, he says, there are some other artists there directors are studying, it’s interesting, well, it’s small, there were 500 people there, it was just an institute. there are 150 people from the theater department and 350 artists, of course the bpi is 25 thousand, i didn’t hear, i didn’t even know, he says, if you want, let’s go, i come already in may, i look like, hmm, such a beautiful building, columns, sculptures, portraits, oil paintings it smells like a portrait there, look , these girls are so beautiful, these girls are running around in such skirts, so cute, i think, well, it’s a good institute, good, good, you have to try, you said that after school you entered course, who did you study with? i applied to butakov, but on the third or fourth round i was offered the opportunity by the teacher kaladinsky, so, he recruited another puppet theater actor every 4 years, he says, you know, there are still questions, budakov has two extra people, what if you i

brothers, artists and sculptors, i say, where are you, leger, going to study, he says, theatrical art institutesay, why theatrically, he says, there are some other artists there, directors study there, interesting, well, it’s small, there were 500 people just at the institute, there were 150 people in the theater department and 350 artists, of course, bpi 25 thousand, i didn’t hear, i didn’t even bother, he says, if you want, let’s go, i ’ll come in may i look like this, m... such a beautiful building, columns, sculptures, portraits, the portrait smells of oil there, look , these girls are so beautiful, they run around in such skirts, so cute, i think it’s a good institute, good, you should try it, you said that after school i entered the course, who did you study with, i entered butakov, but i didn’t get in the third or fourth round he offered teaching. back to the theater institute it just so happened that the teacher who had not taught skill before the army, andrei fedorovich androsik, he taught on the course that i got into, i had to take the first course again, davidovich recruited and lil

stamp productions and 8 since i moved here in 2009 our arts are acting like for profit for the arts institutions are not seen as assets but liabilities, aye. >> has a dehumanizing effort and players at symphony are i want to arts commission to report those institutions but the administration of those organizations to not take the funding for grants our livelihoods are at stake local singers we sing all services and at our refunds and my request to this commission that we find a way to it get representation for you're working artists on the board level at those institutions and currently no access a weird game the telephone and the administration comes to us we're not necessarily getting a first person finding of what the boards want and on the cutting block constantly. thank you for your time. >> (bell ringing) . thank you. mr. j. >> any further public comment? >> i see no requests for public comment. public comment is closed. >> thank you very much. and now >> 5. committee reports and committee matters: civic design committee - kimberlee stryker, chair civic design committee report discussion.

were painted, a master class was held in the regional local history museum, scientists of the art institute helped beginners master the intricacies of easter egg painting. in prykarpattia , pysankarst traditions have been popular since ancient times. not every district has unique ornaments that belong to different ethnic groups. some of the elements of such ornaments were applied by the participants to the eggs during the master class. to paint easter egg is for me. not at all for the first time, i 've never done it like this before, but if i did, it's important to show everyone that some traditions are always needed, even if minimal, but to maintain, continue and pass on from generation to generation. representatives of ukraine at eurovision 2024, alyona alyona and jerry hale went to the song contest in malmö, sweden. let's see what messages the performers sent and what the audience will see on stage. representatives of ukraine at eurovision 2024 sing their composition tereza maria on capital railway station. in a matter of minutes, the performers will go to... a stage competition, the fir

i once suggested that we enter the theater and art institute together. r left a noticeable mark on the russian theatrical art. since 1996 he served at the gorky theater. many have played on its stage bright roles in the plays "running, zoyka's apartment, pani, kokhanku" and others. and back in 1973. belarus, honored artist of the republic of belarus, elena shvedova. domestic and foreign critics called the singer an outstanding master of vocals, a belarusian nightingale. elena vladimirovna studied at the conservatory in the class of professor, people's artist of the ussr, tamara nizhnikova. germany, the netherlands, france, spain, switzerland since 1998, shvedova is a regular participant in the strauss festival. several performances were performed on the stage of the bolshoi theater dozens of leading roles in performances, the magic flute, rigaletto, the barber of seville, carmina burana and many others. there were evgeny glebov, raymond paus, quincy jones, the queen group in 1989, people's artist of the ussr vladimir mulyavin invited molchin to work in th

cossack pomana and owner of georgian aristocratic blood in the male line graduated from the surikovo art institutegravings with her initials were readily auctioned at art salons. the famous surname and talent are today proudly inherited by the daughters of actresses marianna and anastasia. the date of the week is april 14. that the first birthday of the fabulous lydia vertinskaya you watched around the planet, thank you for being there, stay with us, go to the website www.tvr.by, watch your favorite projects of the television news agency online. before dates. get down on the carpets, seekers of happiness. here is the door to a blissful land of peace. they stretched out greedy hands to him for happiness, and like many before you, they found emptiness, goal, yesir, man on earth, and so it will be forever. our region through the eyes of foreigners, in fact, everyone knows, especially those who come here, they know about the beauty. minsk, as for me, i like everything here, it’s clear that the country is clean, quiet, but for me it was better to live in belarus, how did they end up in belarus and why

katie: on the revenue side you said you were hit like our alts -- all arts institutions were.e you come back to it? smi when, payment was not required. tony: the met has a particular issue i will come back to look conceptually 30% of revenue comes from people paying to go in, buying food, stuff in the store. let's call that revenue. members as well who pay dues. 30% of our revenues come from spinoff off from the endowment. we spend about 4.5% of the endowment each year. but that's very restrictive. people give this money but it can only be used to purchase renaissance art or fund digs in egypt, all kinds of strange things. the remaining 40% comes from contributions of different sorts and benefits. charitable giving. the problem the met has, a good problem, or a great thing bending and how you look at it, city land is what we sit on, given 150 years ago. the deal was city residents can pay what you wish as you come in. so, the average city resident pays less than $10 to come in to one of the sleazy m's in the world. they could spend days or weeks there. a tourist pays $28. when

tomorrow we will hear from carnegie hall executive and artistic director about the business of fine arts institutions ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. katie: let's take a look at some stocks hitting highs and lows today. chipotle giving a 52-week high after lifting its full-year outlook thanks in part to its chicken promotions. shares of the restaurant chain in the midst of a six-month rally that seem the stock surge close to 70% of another 2.6% today. on the other it did hit a two-year high that was after reported first-quarter revenue that blew past expectations but currently down about 2%. on the others bowing hitting a 52 week low after s&p revised its outlook to negative. the troubled airline with a tumultuous quarter. headlined by its 737 max crisis share. coming up next we had bloomberg technology and that does it for bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you d

the arts are not about a business but in fact they have to be rigorous businesses to be great art institutionswall street week host david westin. we will hear from tony james from the metropolitan museum of art and wes edens of bright line. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: the investment traders of philadelphia conference is underway. eric balchunas is the senior etf analyst for bloomberg intelligence. i am pretty sure that atlantic city is in new jersey, but we don't have to go into that. i'm pretty sure that you wrapped up a cool panel. tell me about it. >> it is a pretty small gathering, but high-caliber. they went ahead to try to track people from new york. people like to come here and gamble a little bit. ac has the beach, although it is very cold. we talked a lot about the bitcoin etf's and the behind-the-scenes of who is buying them.indications are that there are more advisor and institutional interest than we see because 13f's are barely out so far. we have another six weeks of those. that is interesting but everyone is loving it. we talked about the etf share class. that's a bigdeal. if mu

good musician, he has a high cultural awareness , and he wants a career, he wants to open an art cultural institute, to earn a halal income. we went here and there this year , we found out that there were 33 thousand bets in total , that is, thousands of bets were hard and difficult and unselfish. the signature was golden, like what, for example, was a condition in the license it is very simple to allow homemade food . it had a condition that it has adequate ventilation, washing dishes with suitable detergents, we said suitable, sir. it's good, it's good, now , many issues have been eased. in your opinion, after you have checked the problem of issuing magus, which started so late , it was the problem of the agent, or the structure, i.e., the law, would have prevented this issue , or the agent exerted influence. he did a combination of these two and a combination of these two in some places the structure was broken, and it is still broken. in some places, the broker himself doesn't mind, for example , his culture had become. you know, many of our departments have come to remember the principle 44 la

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legacy foundation and also the founder of ka barra art institute in nairobi.s at "the new york times," and one of those writers was johnny apple. i said what was he like? he said, well, johnny apple is why i do what i do. and i go what do you mean? he said i saw him work and immediately knew i could never be as good as him at what he did. i knew i had to get away from the times and go to another field. richard serra had a similar experience right? >> i'm really excited to be talking about serra and not discussing the other things in the world, which is art, which is something prevalent in our lives. serra started out as an english lit major at uc berkeley and transferred to santa barbara where where he graduated and ended up being pushed to go get his bf a&m fa at yale. and after he did that, he actually went on to go study in europe on a fulbright, and when he was in spain and saw diego velazquez's painting, he was like i can't do that. i can't do that at all, why would i do this. he wasn't set out to be a sculptor. he was set out to be a painter. so when he

instruments well, he has a high cultural awareness, and he wants a career, he wants to open an art cultural institute. it is a 205-year-old book, so we went here and we got it . there were a total of 33,000 bets, that is , 300,000 bets were hard and difficult and arbitrary. sometimes there were bets that were so-called golden signatures. for example, there was a condition in the permit. it is the most simple permit. homemade food is permitted. in your opinion, after all this time that you have investigated the problem of issuing magus, which started so late . it started with the problem of the agent, or the structure, i.e. the law, prevented this case, or the agent exerted influence, a combination of these two to a combination. of these two, in some places the structure was broken, which is still broken, in some places , the agent himself does not mind, for example, his culture had changed. you know, many of our departments , remember the principle 44 law, they say that there will be an economic revolution or 84 he has to work, pay taxes so that i can get a salary, after all, they still think that th

what other city contains a [indiscernible] arts and cultural institutions, wind mills, lakes gardens music concourse and so much more? this remains a must see for visitors who come to enjoy the beauty and magic of course alongside all of us san franciscans. as phil noted we are rooting for the outcome of usa today best park. i will ask you to vote. whatever the outcome though, this park is the best city park and magnet for the visitors that we bring to this community every day. attractions and places like golden gate park make san francisco a incredible destination and draw millions visitors each year to this community. and we at san francisco travel will continue to share the park heritage and stories for years to come. we look forward celebrating many more golden gate park milestones and birthdays. congratulations and happy birthday. [applause] >> alright. we are getting down to the big happy birthday. very special acknowledgments. speaking of birthday, scott sampson and lee can you stand up for a second? it isn't just golden gate park birthday today it is academy science. it is tr

the minneapolis institute of art owns two paintings from the zaks collection.ork by the ukrainian artist alexandra exter. the other is a mysterious work called the clockmaker by the russian artist ivan kliun. for a few months, we have been exchanging emails with the minneapolis institute. they told us they would conduct their own investigation into kliun�*s painting. they didn't share the result with the bbc... ..but the painting has now been removed from display. and on the institute�*s website, the painting is now only attributed to ivan kliun. the description now includes information from the bbc that this painting comes from the zaks collection. and where previously the website said the institute had reviewed the paintings documentation, now it stresses that the data may not have been reviewed and may be inaccurate or incomplete. this is the painting that appeared in the background of two recent hollywood films. we asked the creators of both oppenheimer and the wonderful story of henry sugar if they would like to comment. they haven't responded. another pai

[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. >> good a

today he is at the lusaka contemporary art center or look, a newly inaugurated institution that uses art as a medium through which to explore once experiences and histories release and to positively engage with the future. the world today has so many challenges and with some of the things that we planning to be doing here, they do is just in develop that's mind if they're able to find solutions to some of the problems. i think that to, that would be of good to them. it could be an important tool to promote understanding and empathy in a nation located at the crossroads of migratory boots, where many cultures and people mix. this idea is grappling with the repercussions of a colonial past that is fuel conflict and the exploitation of its natural resources . identity and belonging are complex issues and the main theme for artist out mcculla. we made him at the exhibition space of leecock, where he demonstrates his recent experimental installation. isaiah 3413. that includes the live cutting of gemstones found inside being soil. yeah. when you're looking at uh, getting policies and devel

the celebrity photographer attended the san francisco art institute and is a native of california, butrk and life is in new york. in europe. the 65 acre coastal retreat has incredible views of stinson beach, mount tam and bolinas lagoon. it's listed for $9 million. it includes multiple residences. and then that newly restored equestrian facility. these photos posted by the compass real estate companies lurie grove. and, by the way, leibovitz reportedly bought it from the family of warren hellman, the san francisco investor and philanthropist who started the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. it does have a recording studio, so maybe a famous musician will move in. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> i'd love to live up there. >> right. that'd be nice. i would knit and make cheese. yeah, we could all. let's all go in together. that's right. we can do that. okay. pam is in for sure. >> all right, let's go out to the one thing, though, sal, if you live in bolinas, you don't want to be commuting down to oakland every day for sure. >> no, that woul

then the risks that they can be used to create a deepfake increase; the rector of the institute of contemporary artuffers from deepfakes. tatyana and the scammers even sent a taxi to take her to the bank to transfer money supposedly to a safe account; it’s good that her vigilant husband was nearby. there is also some kind of general psychological treatment, so i feel that i am under some kind of influence. a separate story with professional announcers, their voices are used as they wish, sometimes they even voice content for adults, thereby harming their reputation. there are many such videos, my voice is mine, but i have never voiced this video or anything similar to it. dubbing actor pavel darofeev also found himself in the same situation; his voice is now being used to voice over videos of an extremist nature. obviously, they violate some points of the criminal code of the russian federation, and at the same time it seems like your voice, and you have nothing to do with this at all. the question is that it is time to tighten liability for fraud using neural networks is long overdue. we propose t

the master class was held in the regional museum of local history, scientists from the institute of arts helped beginners master the intricacies of calligraphy. for example, pysankart traditions have been popular since ancient times, almost every district has unique ornaments that belong to different ethnic groups, some of the elements of such ornaments were applied to eggs by the participants during the master class. painting an easter egg is the first time for me, i have never done it like this before, but if it is important to show everyone that... but some traditions are needed, at least minimally, but maintain, continue and pass on from generation to generation. and it is worth reminding about our collection, means of communication, etc. heats are needed by the intelligence unit of the third regiment of special operations forces, they fight for the independence of our country in difficult battles on the eastern front and give us the opportunity to live, work and study. so our goal is uah 720,000. with your help, we have already made an advance payment and we have to collect less tha

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remember, i am surprised, i am walking along kislovsky lane in moscow, i see giytses, the state institute of theater artannounced. in the first year , a male voice from behind with a wonderful velvet voice behind his shoulders says: what do you think, they’ll take you immediately, i tell me don’t... no need, he said, don’t be afraid, he takes me by the shoulders, pushes the children, they say, read some fable, i read it, to a crow, somewhere god sent a piece of cheese, a crow climbed up a spruce tree, had breakfast, was just getting ready, had cheese in his mouth, when i read it in my voice, they told me, that’s it, you’re accepted , i didn’t mean to, go, he said, come on, this guy became my first husband, georgy novitsky, he was the main actor of the largest belarusian theater, which was on tour at that time, so, well, he married me, he fell in love, so, he was my first husband and he was very handsome, but he... to dubna, to the city of physicists, and i said that this is wonderful, i will go too, because at that time i was writing my first story about young physicists, literally on the first day, whe

art and society it is the 31st of may. this conference is organized by the faculty of social sciences of the university of tehran with the participation of the research institute of islamic culture and art. i am talking about this with dr. ehsan shah ghasemi, the scientific secretary of the national conference on the culture of fame, mr. shah ghasemi, hello , welcome. let's start with why this conference is held at all, what is its importance? greetings and courtesy to you and your audience. the problem of reputation in our country. an important issue has been important in the past decade, but in the past one or two or three years, policy makers and academics have become aware of the real importance of this issue. let's say that the conference that my colleagues and i designed was in fact to help gather a collection of works of attitudes, a collection of visions, reputation and its future in iran. why do you think that reputation is important now? i mean , i want to see that we actually enter into the main discussion about this issue. why is reputation important ? because reputation is important, mr. doctor. in the same way, most of the attention is focused on

art school, this is a big deal for me. the main platform for the spiritual light competition was the institute of theology of the bsu, somethe participants in the spiritual competition are today's students of the institution, the institute invites other children to enroll, so the competition is also a career guidance event, the main tasks that the competition project solves are the revelation of the spiritual potential of modern youth and education of love. respect for their homeland of creativity and a quarter of a century of communications, the a1 company celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary in the company of more than twenty oldest subscribers, users, they still use the services , were presented with souvenirs, and also recalled the brightest pages in the history of the operator, their first subscribers then still a network welkom welcomed on april 16, 1999. today the company is working on the a1 brand and is a major telecom provider. direction of data storage services and cloud services that the company provides on based on our own data center. huge ratings on social networks on television, hot emotions on the edge

we kind of, you know, he’s a person.. . so direct, here he is, by the way, at the kabzon institute of theater artsrait, returning to sergei, he calls you every week, you said, well, yes, on sunday, on sunday, he understands me very much, this is me the way seryozha understands me, no one understands me, with your wife, how is the relationship, she is a believer, she, well, lyuba, he knows her, but to live with us, when here he is for the first time in those years, how he left, how many 13 already? years have passed, he was in moscow for the first time last year, he didn’t stop with us, i don’t think he has any, he’s quite delicate man, i don’t think he’s doing anything, listen, i have a mother, i’m very sorry, my mother died at 54, after chernobyl, she was a cook, and my dad called and said: “lena, i’m getting married, i’m not i can live alone, i can’t, i need a person, i say, dad, of course, we won’t get mom back, i say, well, please, well, not everyone accepts it so easily, well , not everyone, yes, all people are different, by the way speaking, seryozha, in my opinion, he did not speak out, but

avgika and you , no, no, i didn’t study at avgika, but i tried there. and i studied at the institute of contemporary artm school department there? yes, this is exactly the second university after vgik where everyone goes to the feature film directing department, and how long did you study there? 3 years, why so? why did you exchange for the horse world? yes, there really were horses first than cinema, and i have been involved in equestrian sports since childhood, from the age of 6, and it was my passion, all my life i wanted my own horse, and it so happened that while i was studying at the university, my dream came true and... hear, who gave it to you? my ex-boyfriend gave it to me, well, this is a very expensive pleasure, well, you know, but you can buy a very expensive car, or you can buy a very cheap car, for example, i have a wife, or as they say, god gave a child without a license child, by the way, i wanted to ask the little guy, dear - well in general, it is not only an expensive pleasure to own a horse, but it is very dangerous, right? yes, i agree. a study conducted by scientists from texas, bu