daughter of rasul gamzatov and salikhat rasulovna gamzatova is the director of the dagestan museum of fine artszatova. hello salikhat rasulovna. also our guest today is the actor of the nikolaev moscow theater anatoly prosalov hello anatoly, hello. dmitry let's start uh, salikhat rasulovna and um. i know that the self-name of our podcast has something to do with rasul gamzatov. so tell me let them not talk. let them read. i remembered that i had such an incident with my dad on his eightieth birthday , they showed films about him. and i once saw him asking and he didn’t really like it, and then the schoolchildren came and read his poems, and i saw that he was very touched and i was somehow surprised and asked him what, dad? why were you here when the film was shown? do you somehow i didn’t really like it, but when they read and it was so difficult to say here. why show me? let him read. so it's almost almost. here we will assume that our podcast is named with a quote from rasul gamzatov , which is pleasantly wonderful. well, of course you have absolutely invaluable experience, because you grew u

museum, because by that time there were already many artists ; in the thirties, a large collection of russian western european art, including paintings, was transferred to the kroevsky museum, and in 1958 the museum of fine, but i know that they really didn’t want to be involved in museums, i don’t know who was replaced, and as if there was no person who would like to do this , and my mother went there, she turned out to be a very good leader, she herself said that when she came , that money was allocated for the purchase of exhibits, they were written off for non-use, that no matter how they were not engaged in this collecting activity, well, of course, friendship developed among us all the collections of decorative and applied art are very very good, very good, how many storage units, i’ll tell you the items of the museum’s collection, as a manor, we have about 19 in total, now there are 1900 thousand. units, well, well, when my mother died there were 16 with what - yes, well, only silver, here we have 7,000 storage units, precious metals, this is a special storage regime, yes, you and i know how we are things, 7,000 storage units, well, these 7,000 storage units were collected under her , great, we me

thirties a large collection of russian and western european art, including paintings, was transferred to the local history museum, and in the fifty-eighth year the museum of fineanization, well, until the year sixty-four. there were six shifts there. and about five or six or seven directors ago, 6 years, yes, practically. so why are they they changed so much and didn’t want to get involved in museums, i don’t know who these people were. well, that means very much . so they took turns and as if there was no person who wanted to do this, and my mother went there. she turned out to be a very good leader, and she herself told the story. that when she came, she was surprised that , uh, money was allocated for the purchase of exhibits , and they were written off due to non-use, that, no matter how they were engaged in this collecting activity, well, of course, this activity developed and we have all the collections arts and crafts. very very good very good insult to not preserving, i’ll tell you the objects of the museum’s collection, as we are here for about 19 more. um, now there are thousands of units. but, well, when my mother died , she was 16 something wonderf

uh, in the thirties a large collection of russian western european art was transferred to the local history museum, including painting, and in 1958 the museum of fine this is what it is. it would seem like a beautiful organization, well, until the year sixty-four. it changed six somewhere five or six or seven directors, 6 years, yes, practically. so why did they change so much and didn’t want to get involved in museums? they don’t know who these people were. well, they know that they were very busy, and as if there was no one who wanted to do this, my mother went there. she turned out to be a very good leader, and she told the story herself. that when she came, she was surprised that uh, hmm , money was allocated for the purchase of exhibits, and they were written off for non-use, that , no matter how they were not engaged in this collecting activities. well, of course, this activity has developed and we have all the collections of decorative and applied art. very very good very good insult not saving, i'll tell you the items of the host fund, as we see about 19. uh, now uh, 19,000 units. here. well, when my mother died , she was 16 and something g

in the thirties a large collection of russian and western european art was transferred to the local history museum, including and painting, and in 1958 the museum of fine. here about five or six or seven directors for six years yes practically so uh, why? they changed so much and didn’t want to get involved in museums? i don't know who the fuck. well, this means a lot . so they took turns, and as if there was no person who wanted to do this, so my mother went there. well, she turned out to be a very good leader, and she told the story herself. that when she came, she was surprised that uh, hmm , money was allocated for the purchase of exhibits, and they were written off for non-use, that , no matter how they were not engaged in this collecting activities. well, of course, this activity has developed, and we have all the collections of decorative and applied art. very good very good insult to preservation i will tell you the objects of the museum fund, as a museum worker about 19. uh, now, uh, thousands of units. but, well, when my mother died, she was 16 something wonderful. well, only 7,000 units of silver are preserved in a special storage mode. yes,

white-sea ashgabat and its gold-colored monuments in detail; during the excursions we visited the museum of fine artsfferent historical eras and the main recognizable images in the paintings of famous artists here and other exhibits. the forum participants will join the main state holiday of turkmenistan, independence day, which the country will celebrate on september 27. the final of the outflow competition took place today at the headquarters of the leg of belarus. prize the winners of the regional intellectual stage came to compete for the main prize quizzes. in total , more than 1,300 teams took part in the competition. the qualifying stages of the tournament were held in the regions and the city of minsk from april to may. as a result, the intellectual marathon today was won by a team called “hard drive of the zapolsky secondary school of the chervinsky district; second place was taken by the team of keda, mikhalishkovsky secondary school; the bronze medalists were the guys from the capital’s secondary school number 47 named after michurin. their team is called the wave. this is the first time w

during the excursion we also visited the museum of fine arts of turkmenistan.rical eras and the main recognizable images in the paintings of famous artists and other expatriates here. participants of the forum will join the main state holiday of turkmenistan. on independence day, his country will celebrate september 27th. 20 students from belarus, russia, kazakhstan and uzbekistan are studying at the international summer school on applied demography of the cis country on the basis of bsu. the format of the event is innovative , along with lectures, presentations of mini-research projects that can solve the problems of demographic development among the states of the post-soviet space. we are talking about development prospects social sphere, regional regulation of demographic processes and forecasting the socio-economic development of the country. for 5 days, young scientists. adopts the experience of professional belarusian demographers, because only together can the issues of demographic security and sustainability of the state be resolved. our university, the

this is the daughter of rasul gamzatov, salekhat rasulovna gamzatova, director of the dagestan museum of fine artssaw him somehow pass, and he didn’t really like it, and then schoolchildren came and read his poems , and i saw that he was very touched, and i was somehow surprised and asked him that dad , why did you, when the films were shown, somehow you didn’t really like it, but when they read it, you... were touched, he said, why show me, let them read, so it's almost, almost a quotation, we will assume that our podcast is named after a quote from rasul gamzatov, which is honorable, pleasant, wonderful, well , of course, you will gain absolutely invaluable experience, because you grew up in a family of wonderful artists, creators, and i would like to first hear your story about your grandfather, oh, hamzade tszadasa. gamzat tsadasa, the absolutely legendary dagestan poet and cultural figure, have you been told about not... who is this for you? of course, for me hamzad tsadasa is, first of all, a grandfather, but when i was born, he was no longer alive, he died, but that’s why i perceive him so

consists of different parts, there are... and things from the collection of the museum of the dagestan museum of fine arts a large layer from the personal collection of our family, as we became convinced during the period of execution of the decree of the president of the russian federation on the celebration of the centenary of rasul gamzatov, indeed rasul gamzatovich gamzatov is also a certain historical milestone in culture. not only in dagestan, but in the culture of our people. today, right after us, there are two new episodes of the action-packed medical drama dr. krasnov. after losing his memory, the famous diagnostician has to leave the clinic, but everything is changed by the worsening condition of the people’s artist, who wants to be treated only by him. returning to practice promises not only hope for continuing a career, but also aggravation of relations in the team, where the doctor has enemies. don't miss medical secrets only on the russia channel. this is big news, this is what will happen next in our program. ukraine believes that western weapons are not enough, the west that ukraine does

able to really overcome many boundaries, become an artist of museums, his work. there is in the trityakov gallery, in the pushkin museum of fine artsuccess, this suggests that this art is needed, that it is understandable, that it is global, for alexander ponomarev no boundaries not only from the point of view of imagination, but also of place, a painted submarine rose in the venice grand canal, he installed his installations in antarctica, they were displayed on the floors of ships or even drifted in the antarctic current, another important quality: an artist to be relevant, one of the works exhibited in tritikovka reminds us of the fragility of the modern world. this is a ship made of glass, and at the same time there are 2.5 tons of glass and this is amazing - highly professional work, which is the most the pilots at the plant themselves were not sure that this could be done, because this is a very complex technological process, ship propellers are like expressive sculptures, add to them wind propellers with special impact mechanisms, here is another installation: a light bell ringing on shore of avacha bay, reminds people of th

that people have the opportunity to touch and look at them for the best work of fine art hmm in which are stored in our museumstly, the opportunity for families who live in these territories to provide opportunities. eh, there is such a full-fledged, multifaceted education of the younger generation, which is extremely important; in my opinion, unique conditions for development are created. uh, such a unique urban environment around new objects. i know that practically around each of these objects you start something, uh, production. interesting in the interests of uh our people who live in these territories, the governor of sevastopol has just talked about this. i know i was there and looked. well, of course, there are uh, undeveloped territories, so semi-abandoned in what is actually a unique place in a unique place. and after, uh, after the kind of facilities that we ’re talking about are being built there, of course, like it or not, all the leaders will have to. uh, the mayor of the cities of the subjects of the federation, the subjects of the federation where these centers are being built, one way or anoth

museums and exhibition spaces. modern premises for art and choreographic schools, their creation is intended to increase the availability of the best examples of musical theater finef people and additional opportunities for creative realization for the discovery of talents and, above all, of course, for children for young people, so in vladivostok on russky island, yuri petrovich told me today. yes, uh, on september 1 , students of the new educational complex began classes. it included, among other things, branches of the moscow state academy of choreography and the central music school, well -equipped with classes and rehearsal halls in kemerovo and kaliningrad, a number of educational institutions that were created within the framework of this project. they have also already started their work. and this means that hundreds, and maybe even thousands of children will be able to receive a modern , high-quality education at home in their region, and i will repeat. eh, they will help you discover your creative talent and get the support of the best mentors, i emphasize. that cultural clusters, in addition to the educational mission, provide a good stimulus for the in

concert halls museum and exhibition spaces modern premises for art and choreographic schools their creation is intended to increase the accessibility of the best examples of musical theater finens of people, somewhere, like on the russian island, construction has been completed, somewhere is coming to an end, and somewhere, like in kaliningrad there is lag lag approximately. how much time is it behind schedule? yes, planned primarily depends on the object. eh, for example, this museum here is not at all behind, but patiam. uh, there are a few months. there, the dependence must be considered for each object. separately well, what have you agreed on already, huh? uh, the time frame that you and he consider realistic to complete all objects. i heard from him. this will be the end of the 24th year. you confirm this, yes, in accordance with the schedules that we draw up today, when in vladivostok the difference from moscow was already 7 hours deep, the president held a separate meeting with those who participated in the meeting on the development of the far east became the governor of the primorsky territory today. it is known that oleg kozhemyako won the elections that ended on s