and our guest was olga sviglova, art critic, director of multimedia art museum, film director. year. today my guest is the legendary stylist, author of the smart haircut method, alexander tatchuk , and a model. world famous anastasia khazisova. hello. hello. hello. let's briefly talk about the results, how did you remember the twenty- third year? well, for me, firstly, this is the opening of one of the new salons, in the very heart of moscow on the patriarch's ponds. a lot of work, bustle, there are many different changes, not the worst, very pleasant, one might even say, congratulations on this, by the way, thank you. nastya, well, i have enough too. it’s been a year, a lot of flights, a lot of trips , a lot of work in my new direction, as an expert in the field of a healthy lifestyle, as well as a wellness chef, and accordingly i traveled this year, probably, well, half of russia, so i’ll say it, and honestly, it’s so delicious, guys, she often feeds me, yes, we’re just old friends, we’ve been friends for a very long time, i didn’t know that sasha would be on the podcast toda

director sergei parajanov, we have a special guest, olga lbovna sviblova, director of the multimedia art museumnovat, you already told us before the start of our recording that for you one of the first, in general, meeting with parajanov, it was a theater that no longer exists in moscow, today there is a theater gate, but that historical building, in which there was a cinema for many decades, became a meeting place for you with parajanov, tell us what kind of film it was and how it was, what aesthetic impression it made on you, was it the end of school or the first course, but i live a long time, so it was no later than the seventieth year there, and it... was hertsina street, and not nikitskaya, as it is today, on the corner, where the theater is today, and it seems that it always stood there, it was there a wonderful cinema that showed good films, in moscow there were two cinemas where you could watch films, it was of course an illusion, where you sometimes had to stand in the cold for several days, well, hours, necessarily, in order to watch world classics. i already saw the amazing impressi

director, artist sergei parajanov, our guest was olga sviblova, art critic, director of the multimedia art museumllo, this is a podcast of precious stories and i am the host, director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkin, sergey nikrasov. today we will talk about the tsarsko-selo lyceum. quite recently, most high level, support for ideas for the revival of an educational institution in tsarskoe selo was confirmed. to train civil servants, we, of course, will not talk about what kind of educational institution it will be, what its programs will be, but we will focus on the history of the lyceum on how this educational institution differed from many others. the lyceum arose at the very beginning of the 19th century, when in 1801, and i could not resist the temptation to take from the auxiliary fund of our museum a copy of this charter, which we will now leaf through, but since this is, after all, an auxiliary, but a museum fund, you must first of all put on gloves and only then turn to this charter, the charter is a wonderful work. these subjects, first of all the moral science