the exhibition opens today, everyone will be able to visit it to enjoy the paintings of the great malevich, yes, excuse me, let’s go through, please. tell me why you are wearing such clothes to the funeral, you pulled me out of the ritual hall for this, i am asking the question here, and you are answering them, or do you want to go to the investigative department, just before the death of rukodelnikov, i received a fee for one of my works, well, we decided. let's go , let's move away from here, please, in what respects were you calm, but not in any way, everyone met at events, but how do you explain the fact that on the day of the murder i drew handicrafts on the embankment, in your place, i didn’t draw, but wrote, let’s get to the point, how do i know, but i wasn’t in the city that day, my dacha neighbors can confirm, they are the police... what kind of police, you know, we made a little noise for 2 days in a row, it’s a shame to have a successful deal, and i ’ve never held that kind of money in my hands, what kind of deal? a visiting businessman approached me and said that he was a fan o

malevich, petrov votkin and other avant-garde masters. all three exhibitions are dedicated to the russian avant-garde, of course, a movement that is in greatd for everything. world, regardless of whether it’s west or east, north or south, the russian avant-garde is the focus, of course, of tremendous interest, and now we, together with china, have begun to work on creating a whole network of virtual branches of the russian museum. in the main program, the best museum in the country, which stores russian national art, for example, the kremlin museum, they have been working with chinese colleagues for a long time, the theme of the exhibition at the national museum of the celestial empire will be for spectators, that is, interesting to absolutely everyone. russian feast from the royal feast to the government reception. a story about the traditions of russia in the field of culinary art in the 16th-2nd centuries, objects for serving the royal tables. there will be masterpieces from the factory of the grachev brothers, pavel ovchinnikov and of course faberge. but if we talk about cultural institutions, which are on. have been working for decade

malevich, petrov votkin and other avant-garde masters. all three exhibitions are dedicated to the russian avant-garde, of course, a movement that is in great demand all over the world. spectator, that is, interesting to absolutely everyone. russian feast from the royal feast to the government reception. a story about russian traditions in the field of culinary art in the 17th-2nd centuries, items for serving royal tables. there will be masterpieces from the factory of the grachev brothers, pavel ovchinnikov and, of course, faberge. but if we talk about cultural institutions that have been working with china for a decade, then in first place is the st. petersburg academy of arts, about cities this year will show a grandiose exhibition of our academic school, more than 100 works, and another project in the pipeline. we initiated a big project, but in fact this is the most important thing, a large-scale exhibition of ilya repin. the academy of arts is named after ilya repin. repin is very famous in china, his paintings are large and massive. people are fans of his work, the national museum is the best museum in china, and negotiations have ta

real wake-up call, and it has to be like a great earthquake for economics, for scholars, for historians, it is not going to change. every book written on malevich, all of them in new york d.c.,icago, russian russian, russian. it is hard for me to believe that somebody researching those shows on malevich, and a lot of people went to moscow to do that research could don't their own independent research to discover his autobiography which he wrote a year before his death 38 pages. on page 36 he says i'm a ukrainian. really? what kind of scholarship was that? it is hard to believe. no. that's just one little example. i like to think that russia has its own culture. but i like to discover that culture. all they are doing is riding the coat tails of ukrainian creators creators. >> anyone else? >> very quickly. this question i think is whether there is a russian cultural or civic imagination without imperial ambition and i don't know if we're seeing that. that is up to them to -- i think this is the point until the empire is broken. until the imperial ambition until the project is not based on territorial expansion. what are we talking about? >> i'm l