i made it art students and learning about art history and the place in art with the context of learningheir predecessors. >> sinsawa is synonymous of san francisco. there is a school named after her. >> wasn't she also in stamp? her art was in 2020. >> do you think she would become a artist? >> hmm, i think she was like 100s of other in the city that love the art. when there is no audience or income, why do we still make art? >> well because we seek to know ourselves and one has to believe like alela, we make art for a lifetime not just a career. i think for some, artist like breathing, it's how we know we're alive. >> it's so incredible to do this project and do the experience that connects generation, the full experience of being artist. >> comics have a rich history in san francisco even from early 20th century. we also wanted to open up public art opportunities for artist that don't normally apply to public art. >> i hope it stays with them and lingers and they chew on it and think about it. and it may not make a big impact but it's something that opens up the door or starts the con

truman didn't like modern art, but he saw modern art had value. and i think he also appreciated the propaganda value of modern art abroad, but i don't think he fought for it in advancing american art because he just it was, boy, this had a lot on its table, right. you know 1946 1947. marshall plan rebuilding in europe. this was not a fight that harry wanted fight. but i really think he believed that there was a value in modern art. and it's interesting note that the cia in 1950 started a program they had a front the congress congress of cultural freedom was it they did this front organization put on modern art shows all over europe and it was all funded, of course, by taxpayers through the cia. and that began during truman second term. so i was never able to establish whether truman about this cia modern art program. but i thought it was interesting that that it occurred during his during his second term. okay let's get to 1958. so harry and are out of the out of the white house now four or five years and harry still doesn't have a pension still d

from san francisco state university and in art history. thank you. >> that concludes your report. >> thank you very much. any commissioner questions or comments on directors hernandez. >> this is a rare occasion i touched and emotional but the curator i'm i can't believe i'm (unintelligible). >> (laughter) thank you for that (unintelligible). >> (laughter.) >> i think you speak on behavior of all. >> i never thought i'll be sitting here early on and thank you. >> it touches. thank you. >> any other commissioners questions or comments or discussion? >> seeing none, any public comment on agenda will receive a 30-second warning when your time is almost up. for in-person, anyone like to make public comment on the current agenda item? i see no requests for public comment. public comment is closed. >> and now calling agenda item 7. >> 7. consent calendar. might take a little bit we have contractual conflicts i have a question. >> well, yes so before we start start on the consent calendar i'm reminded we have the honor of the director here and pa

art, the lasting face of revolutionary art, and the popular activity of revolutionary art, which is essential, and this activity is also based on the level of attention. public opinion and people's luck in let's go to the glass hall of the tv news agency , mr. qaimi. hello, good morning. may god bless you . greetings to the esteemed viewers of the khabar network. all those who are with us at the beginning of the morning, and we hope that a good day with positive energy and greatness is waiting for everyone. respected viewers, please pray, fast , obey, and worship all of you. we agree with you regarding what our journalist colleagues are supposed to do today and inform . at the beginning of the work, let's go to mr. mohammad ibrahim pakzad. hello, good morning. we are very sincere, please. please tell me what you have for us today the title of the festival is the 18th startup festival. yes, long live. on behalf of myself and the dear viewers of this program , i say hello. yes, as you mentioned , it is the 18th event of the competition of startup companies . it will be held in tehran

a decade of belarusian art opens in moscow in june. is preparing an exhibition. even pronouncing the name is exciting. lenin and stalin are the organizers of belarusian statehood. everything must be done in the best possible way. the group of artists, who sat on chairs in a certain order, behaved unusually quietly for bohemians. finally it opened alladova entered the door to the studio sterilely. invited to the central committee for the preparation of the decade, a lot still needs to be done, comrades, a little more freely, there is no need to strain so much, joy on their faces, a smile, apparently our meters forgot that there is a woman next to them, thank you, men love you, come on, already in laboratory, conjuring over the development of the photograph, elya did not hide her joy. editor savbelia will have nothing to complain about this time . at the beginning of 1943 in moscow, alladova was preparing another exhibition of belarusian artists, the central headquarters of the partisan movement timed it to coincide with the twenty-fifth

they are active in the field of art. in fact, several programs were held . one of the things that my friends did in the field of art was to appreciate and celebrate artists as valuable treasures that are active in the cultural and artistic sphere of the country. as this is actually the toilers of the arena culture and art was one of the tasks that my friends were responsible for, and another type of program was specialized meetings in different areas of music and theater. cinema and all artistic branches of friends at the country level, both in the provincial centers and in the headquarters of the art field , how was the reception of the provinces and cities . we see the culture maybe from tehran , our expectation is that it might be less in the cities, but the capacity is yes, the high capacity of culture in provinces and at the city level and this week 's review of art and news related to it shows that this order of yours about the face of art of the year , what is the criteria for choosing the face of art of the year?

novakivskyi also headed the department of painting yes is it called art of art yes in essence in essencet at first he became a professor at the kyiv academy of arts, and as a professor at the kyiv academy of arts, he became a co-founder of the ukrainian secret university, yes, that is, he taught here for what years, come on, let's say what year it is , what year it is, the kyiv academy, the kyiv academy - that's exactly where some of the people who came to well, from central ukraine, from one coast to the other, yes, well, for example, i wasn’t surprised, vrony taught screenwriting at this school, and peter kholodny, he came to read his own just sacred art, ugh, and relationships, it seems to me, this is also an unexplored story, how much these relationships generally influenced the way it was built... but i am sure that it was the relationship between the kyiv academy and the secret university and the secret university and this environment in general and if mixed mixed, what was not just galicia or just kharkiv or just kyiv, but it was these mixed environments that allowed them to commu

art that is the path of martyrs and art. there is one who is fulfilling his own commitment. the islamic revolution is actually an art that is rewarded with the commitment of thought. it's not just dominant, it also has content, so this is it the content should be filled with those religious beliefs and sublime art, and finally introducing the face of the year of revolutionary art, a graphic artist masoud najabati, i try to go towards research and theoretical works and i think we need more work in this part desirable is the same drawing that our imam rahel azim al-shaan in his famous message about committed art for our artistic cultural society. dividing the art of the islamic revolution recognized the face of the year and this will be the beginning of a year of activity for the artists of the art of the revolution. samira jalilian of sed and cima news agency, thank you for your support. okay, that's good. lebanese and palestinian figures at the conference of punitive operations of the honest promise to our country, congratul

well, she mentioned that our museum, the kaliningrad museum of fine arts arts, it will be good, he was way, but she never deciphered what it means in a special way, no one knows what to any particular museum, she explained this by the fact that she wants to hope to the last that exactly on niketsky boulevard , it is in this apartment that such a museum of ilya mikhailovich belyutin, this family collection, will be opened. the fact is that art is a very subjective phenomenon and addressed to our inner, spiritual world. or does it help us become more humane, more meaningful, kinder? or the numbers 2 billion appear, my god, what’s not worth it, you can print them on a machine, but no one will repeat this picture. hello, i am boris sakimov, and i am oleg stepanov, and we, the creators of the russia 2062 project of the headquarters of free thought. together with experts , we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future in the next 40 years. see you in the future. fire detector. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry. this is russia 24 and we continue to

visual arts workshop of the mirror of revolution in the week of revolution art. we are in the art week of the islamic revolution, which began with the martyrdom of aziz avini it is and our dear artists gather together and their valuable works in the revolutionary fields. with the topics of sustainability, resistance, sacrifice and martyrdom, religious, moral, social issues, writing, drawing. about 40 iranian and afghan artists exhibited their works in this workshop. we came to participate in the visual arts workshop that was held on the occasion of the islamic revolution art week and create works with the theme of the martyrs of the islamic revolution. islamic iran is a revolution of values, a revolution of reality and a revolution of sacrifice and martyrdom. artists of their works with the theme of the revolution islami and shahid avini depicted. during the art week of the islamic revolution, i presented a design of martyr amini, who is a prominent example of the art of our islamic revolution . i participated in the visual arts workshop and drew a painting with

you could explain that the art of origami is the art of paper, but the art of quilling or paper napkinsthe shaping of paper and it is a new art that different countries have. they do it and it's very attractive and thank god these days they had a lot of visits and the audience liked them very much . students from 12 provinces of the country participated in the national origami competition. we are composed of almost 12 provinces that we have representatives in these cities and invite their students. most of the people who are among our main members are teachers who are concerned about teaching this art, approximately. about 160 works came to our competition, about 65 works were out of the competition in our second exhibition, the workshop was diverse , many works came from the city, it was very remarkable, the work was luxurious, the work was origami work. it was complex, then it was multi-layered, the work was modular , it was modular, the variety was very good, it was great , even though it has been many years since the first part, sending scientific articles, the second part, sending

public money is spent hunting down art forgeries and art forgers when they do their work.damage that's done that's completely away from the lives of the rich people. and wasting their money is the common argument why it doesn't matter — it matters to us as a culture. this is our historical record. and if we allow this to happen, we're destroying our own past. the minneapolis institute of art owns two paintings from the zaks collection. one is said to be a work 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 insti

oh, here is a very good story, but... about art critics, i have to say that i was lucky, because the godmother of the novakivskyi space project was the famous art critic diana klitschko, and she just paid attention to what she was saying: look, everyone is alive objects, that is, all of them, both people and plants, and in novakivskyi they have them pulsating circuit, that means it 's a multi-layered one, so you know, we, and we, when we started discussing with her what that could mean, and we explored. that maybe it is precisely about this pressure of time, and with the beginning of a full-scale war, i realized that it fits very well into this concept, because when we are under strong psychological or physical pressure, then in essence our body is compressed and when compressed begins to vibrate, and this vibration of the body compressed under the press of time, challenge and crisis, and she actually yes... and depicted, and this is his discovery, his style, which is unexplored, not named yet, but it is clearly his, his paintings can be recognized, that is why very quickly, that thi

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it's art. first of all, this is an art installation , this is an art installation, right? this is this is the sort of thing you may have seen at a protest. so the artist who was in year ten, which is a 14 or 15 year old kid, and this head teacher has thrown him under the bus straight away. what an idiot. and it would, it was just depicted in the background of an image. and this is art. this is what it does. art is there to shock or or impress whatever. that's what people. and if you are offended in any way by this, you should probably go to prison. but you shouldn't just go to prison. this person, look at this one person. the person didn't take the metropolitan police and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, adding please ensure all children are safe. of course they're safe. you, wally the police, they want the police to go round and arrest a child for doing an art project. >> why is it an art project? it's not. it doesn't look like an art project. what makes it an art project? it's because the guy said it was an art project. >> yeah, that's what art is these days. it can be a

to move from such a monochrome, photographic art, which was more about photographing reality, go tompletely different world, where there is an understanding of oneself in this life through. art, and this is how various currents were born, in particular, impressionism and expressionism, and then, on these currents, there was already an avant-garde, which began to move further, that is, in essence, what industrialization in the economy was very important, and and whoever fell out of this process, he became a third world country there, and art is the same as industrialization, it was important if the marker that a country that was able to... give birth to a rethinking through art could actually be considered civilized, and in fact novakivskyi, who made a leap from classical art, from symbolic art, and made an independent leap into impressionism, and then into expressionism, and that 's exactly what he did with the students and the environment that he taught, we can say, it's actually good for us. to equality with other european countries, where this also happened, so therefore world cl

all kinds of arts, their theater arts, their visual arts, their building arts.t's amazing. i don't even know how many of you have been there, but you need to. and if you see that, you realize what greg angelo has provided for decades. and i hear this historic part and everything, but he has worked on that house for decades. and that house, you just need to go. but to me, this is exactly the kind of designation that should be recognized by the city of san francisco, and i encourage you to do so. thank you so much. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. richard carrillo i'm the legacy business program manager for the office of small business. i am speaking to you today as a city employee, not as a resident, i'm pleased to announce that greg angelo museum has applied for the legacy business registry. that was back in september, their application is complete and their application is the reason why this item is before you today, it's presently on hold, and, we are waiting for this to work through the process. we wanted to make sure we do everything above board. so

you could explain that the art of origami is the art of paper , but the art of quilling or paper napkinsshaping of paper , and it is a new art that many countries are doing, and it is very attractive, and thank god, you have a lot of visitors these days. they liked it very much. we are a province in these cities we have a representative and we invite their students. most of the people who are among our main members are teachers who are concerned about teaching this art . about 160 works entered our competitions and about 65 works were not included in the competition. we participated in the second exhibition , the workshop was diverse , a lot of work came from the city, it was very remarkable, the work was luxurious, it was a celebration, it was a work of art. it was complex, then it was tirade, it was modular work , it was modular, the variety was very good, it was great, even though it has been many years since the origami classes , there have been proud origami competitions because of corona, but this year was very interesting. the national origami competitions were held in five differ

“i am a big fan of de pardieu, he is a great actor, a genius of art, he glorifies france all over the take the order from him, my answer is no, because the order the legion of honor is not given for preaching morality. there are already 13 names on the list of women accusing depordia of harassment, but until now the investigation of specific episodes has always reached a dead end, and it has not been possible to collect convincing evidence. the most important thing is to respect the presumption of innocence. as for " will, now she says that she was raped there, she returned there for the second time, there was no coercion, no violence, no resistance between us, she wanted to sing barbara's songs with me in the winter circus, i told her refused, she filed a complaint. the reputation of one of the main hooligans of french cinema was established for depardi back in the seventies, he knew how to sweat the audience with his lifestyle and jokes on the verge of decency, but so far in france he has not been prosecuted for this; in life on the set, an actor is different in the world. sexual li

. >> the agency is the marriage between a conventional art gallery and fine art agency. i'm victor gonzalez the founder of gcs agency. thes program is especially important for small business because it extended huge life line of resources, but also expertise from the people that have gathered around the vacant to vibrant program. it is allowed small businesses to pop up in spaces that have previously been fully unaccessible or just out of budget. vacant to vibrant was funded by a grant from the office of economic workforce development that was part of the mayor's economic recovery budget last year so we funded our non profit partners new deal who managed the process getting folks into these spaces. >> [indiscernible] have been tireless for all of us down here and it has been incredible. certainly never seen the kind of assistance from the city that vacant to vibrant has given us, for sure. >> vacant to ibvooerant is a important program because it just has the opportunity to build excitement what downtown could be. it is change the narrative talking about ground floor vac

reporter: how does the art let you do that? scott: because the art makes a real world. world. reporter: the art makes the real world? scott: it does. it makes the real world. that's why i does that, that's why i do that. reporter: the museum exhibition is titled "creative growth: the house that art built", with 80 works by 11 artists including intricately layered works on paper by dwight mcintosh. and dan miller. brightly colored paintings by alice alice wong and ron veasey. ceramics by john martin. susan janow, who has an intellectual disability, works in a variety of media, including video. in this one, she stares at the camera, while posing questions in voiceover. >> when i first started going to creative growth, i found art and started drawing. and i just, that was my calling. reporter: joseph alef, who has autism, paints most days at creative growth. going to creative growth, that's been a very important part of your life? joseph: yeah. reporter: tell me what, what do you get from it? joseph: just, just try going there and get my exper, experience out and how i fee

moscow is carrying out a complete renovation of the material and technical base of the art school. atunities with the goal of the moscow school of art to become a unique ecosystem and hospitable space where everyone can choose classes to their liking and realize their creative potential. at the glinka music school, anna lavryonova is preparing for a performance. in the mayor's grant competition. anna i realized that the guitar was hers just a couple of years ago, at the same time her music school also underwent a global transformation, coincidence or not, but the environment largely shapes a person. a few years ago the school got a new building, much, much larger, much more comfortable, which has a huge hall for 300 people, a concert hall, where you can have fun. each such child is extremely important for the art of music; without decent equipment and instruments, many of the children would not be able to open up. capital schools are becoming very saturated good instruments, and of course, here everything depends on the students, on their abilities, on their, so to speak, initial pro

i made it art students and learning about art history and the place in art with the context of learning about their predecessors. >> sinsawa is synonymous of san francisco. there is a school named after her. >> wasn't she also in stamp? her art was in 2020. >> do you think she would become a artist? >> hmm, i think she was like 100s of other in the city that love the art. when there is no audience or income, why do we still make art? >> well because we seek to know ourselves and one has to believe like alela, we make art for a lifetime not just a career. i think for some, artist like breathing, it's how we know we're alive. >> it's so incredible to do this project and do the experience that connects generation, the full experience of being artist. >> comics have a rich history in san francisco even from early 20th century. we also wanted to open up public art opportunities for artist that don't normally apply to public art. >> i hope it stays with them and lingers and they chew on it and think about it. and it may not make a big impact but it's something that opens up the door or starts

{lita fun and enjoy the value of being involved in the arts.— involved in the arts. much. - we're gonna take you live to the house of commons votes are continuing on the government's flexy preventability was he some asylum—seekers being flown to rwanda —— flagship rwanda bill. this is the second of seven votes taking place this evening. 0ur political correspondent in westminster believe the government will win this vote, and so that could mean, if he is correct, that by the end of this week the government will finally be able to push through their much controversial, much debated policy on asylum—seekers. that's it for the moment. i will be back after a short break. i am moment. i will be back after a short break. iam rajini moment. i will be back after a short break. i am rajini vaidyanathan. hello there. april certainly can be quite a fickle month. in fact, we had four seasons in one day today. just take a look at wet and windy at times, strong enough to blow down trees in parts of nottinghamshire. and there were two tornadoes reported. we also had a light dusting

and... a famous moscow art critic, restorer, doctor of historical sciences, she is one of the few specialists who has seen the collection live, she was in the apartment on nikitsky boulevard twice, in the eighties and in 2007, she was completely crazy, because she was showing me before my eyes here rubin, here titian, vandyke here, leonardo dovinci there, but... since by this time i was already an educated art historian, in addition, i was involved in restoration, worked in the garbarev workshops, then i began to have doubts, this is the biggest problem of this . larisa apollonovna carefully studied the history of the family, the molev belyutins, and more than once drew attention to the fact that many facts from the biography cannot be documented. this. for example, they write that grinev is not on any lists, this theater is not one can still see the version that grenev’s grandfather, who stands at the origins of this collection, is a fictional character, does not seem convincing, especially since nina moleva’s stories contain so many details from the life of the legendary relative, for examp

surrounded by beautiful art.eserves a round of applause. >> but yeah, i mean, this is why it's important. it's important to have a community. and there's nothing like the, the arts or creative expression to bring people together and to celebrate individuality and community connection. >> so, yeah, you can make all of those connections and celebrate the beautiful work that is happening at niad with the win win auction and fundraiser, the 12th annual it's happening may 8th, 3 to 7 in the afternoon. and it's happening at the bridge artspace in richmond. >> and it's online to online as well. >> donate perfect and bid on auction items on the internet as well. >> that is, you don't have to be there in person. >> thank you all for being here. you're welcome and for and for sharing your art with us. you're welcome. have a great time at the at the celebration. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. heather. >> we'll send it over to you. oh, they are great. >> deidre and felicia, thank you for coming in. and thanks so much f

nikos safronov knew nina moleva, he invited her, as an art critic, to write several articles for his the artist watches with interest the history of the collection and admits that the results and examinations may turn out to be sensational, an unknown page in the history of world art, this is a turning point, we remember how we found leonardo davich christ, who was bought at a solby auction for 45 pounds, thinking that it was from the time of leonard or his student of some kind, and then she for... then with a high degree of probability the paintings could have ended up in the workshops and laboratories of the state research institute of restoration. we accept, look at the work, first visually determine its prospects, that is, even at the stage of inspection, consultation, you can understand whether it has a chance for further research. yes, it is necessary to provide a chemical analysis here, yes, so that, as they say. you practically won’t see it yourself; analytical instruments operate on minimal quantities of the substance being studied, so we in no way... do any damage to the pa

there is considerable interest in this type of art. over the past season , more than 1,700 spectators attended performances across the country. painting graphics sculpture, such a trio was united by the exhibition project vitebsk artist. the exposition is located in the art gallery of the university of culture, displaying works from 35 authors of different generations, more than 70 works are presented in a wide variety of subjects and genres. projects of the belarusian union of artists have existed for the fourth year, during which time the works of belarusian authors have been presented outside the country. this year the exhibition will be shown. in st. petersburg and gelendzhik. in the ethno section we will tell you how our grandparents vacationed in the countryside and what is the magic of folk games? let's share a recipe for a healthy, rich holiday with benefits for soul and body. vecherki is a traditional slavic form. suga, in which includes dancing, games, fun, songs and cleanups. usually people gathered for parties after lunch o

let's talk this is an art fair in san francisco. it has a lot >reed>of people hoping that art brings >>more hope under 1 roof and a bay area bounce >reed>get a check on what's happening around the bay today >>in less than 2 hours, the oakland police department will mobile service for former officer jordan's win gate. >reed>the officer died this last saturday. >>his cause of death was from injuries from a car crash and happy august. 2018. the memorial will >reed>happen at 3 crosses church on john drive >>and castro valley. the service will start at 11 a.m., also in oakland. the restaurant is rising from the ashes and opening >reed>back up for business in about 2 hours >>late last year of fire, torched the much loved oakland business and like and this is an oakland the horn family is staying put to continue >reed>their commitment to community. their new permanent >>location is at 464 8th street in the latest exam. area back. you can see art on display this weekend >reed>is 85 different galleries from all over the world >>come together

of arts, and as a professor at the kyiv academy of arts, he became a co-founder of the ukrainian secretiversity. this is the year kyiv academy kyiv academy - pemonenko is there, that's right, malevich will come there soon to teach , cubofuturism is there, all these processes are taking place, the ukrainian revolution and everything, and novakivskyi is coming there, he did not come, as far as i understand, no came, but there was a very close exchange, they came to lviv, and to him and to, for example, there later in his school even, well, in the secret university too, in his school. then a part of those people who came to ukraine from central ukraine actually taught tubes, on the other side, and, well, for example, i wasn’t surprised, vrony taught screenwriting at this school, and peter kholodnyi, he came to study his own sacred art, ugh, and relationships, it seems to me, is also an unexplored story , to what extent did these relations in general affect the way ... the partnership between the university of ukraine and zunr was built, but i am sure that it was the relationship between th

but is there a place for art during war?there is a need for an artist to paint war, it is normal, well, he is treated in this way. healing through creativity, artists also support ukrainian society with their works. and when i was coming here... i thought, i won't cry for the third time, what a force of culture it is, what its role is in society and in confronting the enemy. what is happening to culture in ukraine now, during the war? our culture must be complete a fighter and a player. culture cannot be defeated with boots. culture can only be beaten out by culture. with this film, we open a series of reports from different regions of ukraine about culture during the full-scale russian invasion and tell about those who continue to create it despite the war. lubart castle is one of the oldest and best preserved castles in ukraine. it is one of the most recognizable sights of lutsk and a modern center. volyn has another distinctive location, here in a relatively small town there is a museum that impresses with its scale, mode

the legendary apple peelers fell in his name a discussion about high art arose around the art galleryand russia conduct dialogues with acrylic, oil and enamel, what do we have in common? values, home, faith, comfort or guardian angel, and the last supper on youtube, exclusively domestic reflection, 40 of these are lunar works, business cards of masters, such a dialogue in time and space, i think, took place, despite the fact well, for the russian academy of arts this project, maybe it is not so large-scale precisely in its quantity, but in the significance of its participation belarusian artists, it is of course certainly important. art critic, and we will take advantage of this with pleasure, i think we will develop this relationship, the selection of works personally by the people 's artist of the ussr, the legendary zurab tsereteli , but as an artist, designer, architect, in his nineties he sculpts the cultural life of not only russia, this is his peter ii with a height of 98 m, literally floating along the moscow river, the first love of the master from belarus, his works of art w

circus art is an integral part of show life in general.his department richer and in great demand. for our students, for our parents, and purposefully, somewhere around there 6 years ago we opened a circus direction. today this direction has grown very much, more. 100 children are studying circus art, choreography, acting, costume, but how else to complement the image, they answer at this theater arts and technical college, here, among other things, they teach the fine art of makeup and hairstyle. today we are going through the topic of chinese opera, chinese opera is divided into male and female, today i have male image, first you had to create a sketch and think through your image in detail. the art of transformation is an image, a mood, a dramaturgy that a makeup artist conveys to the viewer, using only brushes, combs and other tools. and all this needs to be learned too. and this includes theatrical makeup, film makeup, television makeup, historical hairstyle, creative hairstyle, pastiche. this is both a film pastiche and a theatrical p

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in the context of the intersection of belarusian and chinese cultures, because in our art, as it mayis not surprising, but there are a lot of intersections, a lot of parallels, comparing the art of belarus and the art of china is also very interesting, so they are doing this in. .. at the second stage of higher education in the master's degree and further in graduate school, but while they were studying here as students, well , of course, they were perhaps some of the best students, you see, jan yunshuo was our soloist all the years, wang yulu was right hand assistant, she is the organizer, she helped in organizing concerts for the chinese public, they collaborated a lot with the help, including from the embassy of the people's republic of china in the center for national cultures, and yulu helped a lot in all matters, and of course they finished brilliantly our university, they have a very high score in their diplomas, so i am sincerely glad that the students, our graduates are so successful , continue their studies, our specialty, the specialty of choral conducting, is very much in

purpose, museums are created, concert halls and music schools are built, exhibitions are organized and artlections are collected. preserving culture is a labor-intensive process, especially in conditions when hostile forces are trying to completely destroy it. the donetsk museum of local lore was destroyed twice by powerful ukrainian artillery shelling in august on the fourteenth, several halls were laid out. valuable exhibits were taken out from under the ruins according to all the rules of archaeological excavations. in 2018, the museum was completely restored, but in the winter of twenty-three. it came under fire again, and the roof was partially damaged. however, the museum continues to operate this year to celebrate its centenary. there are many facts about attempts to destroy cultural institutions in donbass. for example, in gorlovka in the fall of 2022, the palace of creativity and libraries were hit with khaimars missiles, in february 2024 an enemy with a special furious... hit the donetsk city library named after krubskaya. and yet, museums, palaces of culture and libraries in nov

, because i believe that it is in art, mainly in the visual arts , that the truth is hidden, that is,ions, thoughts in the viewer, how -then the conclusion should not occur through verbal, not through a message to him. the union of his ideology began to burn out, began to slide into such despondency, on the other hand, an alternative counterculture began to mature in it. if i'm also suspicious i treat rock and roll like cinema, but in the case of russian rock, such strange metamorphoses seem to take place here, because everything that comes to us from the outside most often harms us, and russia, it doesn’t just need not in any recipes from the outside, she always, so to speak, shapes everything on her own. everyone tried, but somehow it turned out that through some garages, in general, i immediately got there to the most important ones, the appearance was very bright, and i remember that firstly, when i was studying at the sirov school, here's some more a young man, had already graduated from it, then tsoi entered the first year, and i remember him, that is, i saw him first from this

today, belarusian straw is presented in the form of decorative and applied art.e fact that i led these clubs in schools. i taught at the university of culture, here six people are prepared for higher education, they all studied for free, there are restorers, even in decorative and applied arts, i still give master classes, travel to villages, show straws, and here i’ve already been to schools, to all of them, to raitsevskaya, to oronchanskaya, so and schoolchildren come to see me, so the teacher in me has not yet died. for a long time, vera evgenievna dreamed of opening a museum. designer straws, and today in one of the main halls of the ancient estate a collection of amazing variety is presented. we still need to collect information about where the works were scattered, but insofar as i know that in museums there in california, london, moscow, in our national museums there are works in private collections, for example, hillary clinton, with nina yeltsena i i met in person, here. kocha’s weight hit my bison, so well, this is the way it turned out, well, in the en

it was decided to divide this collection between the hermitage and the state museum of fine arts.on. director of the state museum of fine arts. the sculptor sergei merkurov pays more attention to sculpture, this is understandable, from the hermitage the chief expert antonina izorgina, a most sophisticated specialist , was divided, it turned out that it was approximately equally divided, the only thing was that the moscow bias was to take as many things as possible from those gravitating towards impressionism, that is, those that maybe today or tomorrow it will be possible to exhibit, and armitage was ready to take things that may never be exhibited, matis and picasso and... it was supposed to be exhibited in that situation, but the arbitration was ready to store them until the moment when it could be exhibited, but all these works are not shown until the thaw of 1956, then we skip a decade, in 2000 a descendant of ivan morozov living in the west , wants to sue the paintings collected by the foreman, sues the american court, but loses, and on april 25, 2013 , a bomb explodes, direc

it is an art and one of the most excellent arts that the people of iran have a very good relationship with and use in their daily verbal communication. poetry is a very good poem, for example , written about the current election or other events, and it is seen by many people, and the voice and television of it is mentioned as a news as an event. it is very important that the new work of a poet, for example, is introduced by the media. well , there is credit for that poet and his collection of poems the audience can very well know what publications have been published, they can get it and be aware of the content of that poem. by any excuse, you can actually bring the poem into the middle spaces or the really serious spaces of the national media, in my opinion, you have served me. to culture to language. farsi and respect the people's taste, the people's taste, the poets are not from the media, most of them create events with their pens in their privacy, and this drawing out the thoughts of people who live poetically and see the events beautifully, see them from different angles of the

essay, "dad gave art, mom gave art." he believes that the human ear is familiar with art not from childhood but from birth. one of the most important ways of conveying the basic concepts of life, basic communication skills, comprehensiveness and strengthening and promotion of language and imagination, visualization and imagery is specific to lullabies. an article from maitham rezaeinia, which was published in this book along with 8 other articles. color symphony, line harmony. target. our main reason for writing this book was to bring the outstanding professors of our country together with young artists who have no place to mention their names and works. a book which, now in its second volume, examines the homogeneity of colors and the coexistence of lines in contemporary art. this book explains the problem easily and it was very easy for me to read it. the colors on the cover of this book tell about the colorful world inside. a world that is decorated with images of the works of pre-commercial and young visual artists.

and again, save the notes to, protect the art. they were publishing a history united states, bryant's history of the u.s. and kelly was going to receive the commission to do art for that book. and it came to the point of the battle of gettysburg. and the publisher could not to have a page to general hancock and a page for general meade and a page general slocombe. so what did they do? kelly suggested there was only one time in the battle of gettysburg where they were all together. and that was the night of july second, 1863, and meet headquarters is the council of war. that's the way we can depict them all on a single page. so kelly went and with the surviving generals were at gettysburg, john the left there you'll see a general winfield, scott hancock who gave details to kelly. and when he set for his portrait, hancock says, make my collar as high as fashion will allow his. hancock was getting a little fall under the chin at the time, so i think kelly boosted shirt a little bit to hide that dignified undergrowth. some of his also

there are a lot of russian artists and art.ays remains modern, he always remains modern for any era, so the more you recognize this artist , the more you love him, you really love him, and not just admire him, but you become imbued with his manner, his thinking and the breadth of his views and... you feel the scale of his personality. kalinon belek is a place where time stops. immerse yourself in sophistication and luxury, forgetting about time, on the shores of the mediterranean sea. discover true excellence by making your dreams come true. hotel calinan bellec, where life turns into a fairy tale. titanic luxury collection titanic deluxe golf hotel belek, where every moment is exclusive. wrap yourself in comfort by our swimming pools. relax in the salon and enjoy delicious dishes from the best restaurants. here, each room is a journey into coziness and comfort. your holiday is your rules. titanic deluxe golf bellet is the best choice for an unforgettable vacation. hello, it’s time for news on our channel in lodar starkhov’s st

your message is very valuable artistic and media concepts, and for this purpose , committed art, art in which it is important what to say in what form, valuable art, when we are talking about an important termology under the title of committed art , we cannot but thank you for your service, which is why we are dedicated to our community. in the name of this noble martyr , our effort is to have a large group of media and art people, so that an important event will happen in this group. we try to have a useful brief review of the thought honorable martyrs and let us also remember the poor artists who passed away in 1402 , artists who are each in their own field, sometimes they are valuable people, but their absence in the past year has seen people who are committed to art to be. we are at your service , please give more details of the program first, who are your guests, and according to the speaker of the khodami program, who are dear ones , i am grateful for your service. that reread thoughts martyr martyr avini is, well, in this context , we are at their service in hojat al-islam moh

: “architecture is the mother of all arts.” a small twig with water lilies served the great french painter unchanged. my garden is a slow work that... i strive with love and i don't deny that i'm proud of it, it took me a while to understand my water lilies, i planted them for pleasure and grew them without even thinking about painting them. the revelation of my fabulous wonderful pond came to me. i took the palette from that time on and almost never had another model. my garden is my most beautiful masterpiece. i am completely absorbed in work, landscapes with water reflections have become my obsession, they are too much for an old man, but i am determined to depict what i feel, when i see a landscape, i feel that i can capture it, this feeling disappears as soon as i start working, i destroy some paintings, i start over others , i hope that of all my... my main merit is that i painted directly from life, trying to convey my impressions of the most fleeting effects. the landscape does not exist on its own because it changes ev