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of the festival route, the galataport has recently received a major overhaul. it's home to the sculpture and painting museum, and soon we'll see the much anticipated reopening of istanbul museum of modern arting tourists back and make up for the millions lost as a result of covid, and now the ukraine war, we willjust have to wait and see. and with my trip drawing to a close, i have gotjust enough time to catch one of the evening's performances. applause well, that's it from us. coming up next week. there's another chance to join rajan in qatar to check out what football fans can expect at this year's fifa world cup. this is the perspective that players will have as they walk out onto the game for the first match of the tournament here at the al bayt stadium. 0k, pleasejoin us for that if you can. and also, you can check us out on social media, and let us know where you are heading to next time. in the meantime, from me, ade adepitan and the rest of the travel show team here in greece, it's bye—bye. good afternoon. we've seen some contrasting weather condition so far on sunday. beautiful blue sky on sunday in scotland and northern ireland. fix. sunday in scotland and northern ireland. �* ' ,

. >>> the san francisco museum of modern art will unveil a new exposition. diego ramirez america. it will feature more than 150 of his drawings. he is one of the best-known mexico artists of the 20th century. he will celebrate the opening with a free community day on sunday. that includes a low rider display and live performance. well, a great day for a bike ride with sharkey. ride with sharkey. we will explain, next. my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >>> if you had not heard, the sharks said goodbye today to fan favorite brent burns. but life in ice hockey goes on. today they teamed up to donate $175,000 to the charitable program turning wheels for kids. i

credited with discovering the african artist, setting up an expedition in parallel with the museum of modern artn york. >> he was an anthropologist, religious scholar, poet, he was a self-taught scholar interested in everything. >> when he met the artist, almost unexpectedly 1988 was traveling through africa in search of talent for a collector. the meeting left a deep impression on him. >> it was a kind of illumination. an old man came out he was expecting me. it was like a ray of light coming out and i felt at that very moment that something was going to happen. >> he deced to devote his life to his work following a divine vision. he wrote nearly 130 manuscripts before transforming his thoughts and observations drawings. >> he transferred the thousands of little pieces of knowledge he had acute related since the 1940s onto manuscript on smaller cardboard boxes. >> his work was displayed all over the world until his death in 2014 at the age of 91. >> he was not searching for recognition, but the world drink in his knowledge. >> an extraordinary artist, his legacy lives on. >> next we are off a s

. >> new at 3:00, san francisco's museum of modern art is gearing up on prominent mexican painter diego it opens up on saturday. it will feature more than 150 of his works from the 1920s to the mid-1940s. curators say his art created a new vision for north america and was inspired by his many travels from mexico and right here in the u.s. >> he was a household name help reproductions of his paintings hung in many, many homes across the country. he wasn't just somebody whose work was collected by the rich. he was someone who had an impact through books and illustrations and magazines and reproductions widely. >> shifting gears now, we know a lot of people like to be out on the water during the summer months and it does get hot in many places, but that can lead to a lot of dangers. lauren toms gives us a preview of what she's working on tonight. >> water is always important and especially in the summer. coming up at:00, we will go out with the coast guard with this vessel and tell you why staying aware on the water is the number one key to keeping you safe. >>> not one of those days where

. >>> san francisco's museum of modern art is gearing up for a new exhibition focusing on prominent mexican painter diego rivera. saturday is opening day for the exhibit titled "diego rivera's america" and will feature more than 150 of his pieces. through his art he create naude vision for north america shaped in part by his travels in mexico and the u.s. >> he was a household name. reproductions of his paintings hung in many, many homes across the country. he wasn't just somebody whose work was collected by the rich. he was somebody who had an impact through books and illustrations and magazines and reproductions widely. >> diego rivera's america will be at sfmom through july 16th. >>> high costs pushing artists out of the bay area. how this week's jefferson award winner is helping keep alive a vibrant community. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, protests in washington pushing for change after the uvalde school massacre. we talk to a father and hear his reaction about that newly >>> a bayview woman has helped keep alive art in the shipyard. >> this week's bay area jefferson award winn

the only news pinchuk art center opens today a new exhibition when faith moves mountains 40 works of foreign artists were selected x- expositions of the famous belgian museum of modernringing them to ukraine was a big risk because insurance does not cover military threats at the same time the laman community europe has decided to do anything to show us its support alongside them in the halls and works of ukrainians . also, pinchukartcentre will report on its activities during the last months on the fourth on the floor here, an exposition of the russian house of war crimes was exhibited, which was successfully demonstrated by the nato headquarters with the assistance of the president's office, and will be shown to the european parliament in the fall. and there is also an eight-minute film by oleksiy saya from over 6,000 works by ukrainian photographers. the exhibition will last until october 9 culture is about survival of course war must be won with weapons and military but culture and art are so natural for of the ukrainian soul, it is simply necessary for you to survive, we must be here and we must allow ukrainians to think and see something, which is not only rela

of the festival roots, the port has recently received a major overhaul. it is home to the stopped and painting museum and suitable see the much anticipated reopening of is double museum of modern artrformances. well, that's it from us. coming up well, that's it from us. coming up next week. there's another chance to join raj up next week. there's another chance tojoin raj in qatar to check out what football fans can expect at this year's fifa world cup. can expect at this year's fifa world cup-— world cup. this is the perspective _ world cup. this is the perspective that - world cup. this is the i perspective that players world cup. this is the - perspective that players will have as they walk out to the first match of the tournament here at the stadium. qk. first match of the tournament here at the stadium. 0k. please 'oin us here at the stadium. 0k. please join us for _ here at the stadium. 0k. please join us for that _ here at the stadium. 0k. please join us for that if _ here at the stadium. 0k. please join us for that if you _ here at the stadium. 0k. please join us for that if you can. - join us for that if you can. and also, you can check us out on social media, let us know

larry: san francisco museum of modern art that appears for a exhibit this weekend that features art from one of the world's best-known artists, expected to be one of the most in-depth examinations of his work in 20 years, includes 150 drawings, paintings, murals. some well-known, others never on display before, off in the 1920's, 30's, 40's. >> this is one of his most famous paintings,'s most famous murals to bring allow the icons here to the museum and juxtapose them with works that have never been seen before. larry: diego rivera's america opens up saturday. kristen: worth checking out. sea lions on the run sending beachgoers fling it is more than what meets the eye. larry: you may love going to the restaurants, is dining out dying out? there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology

the san francisco museum of modern art is celebrating the work of fame. rivera. diego rivera's america is a new in depth exhibit that showcases 20 years of the artist's work. it brings together more than 150 of rivera's paintings, frescoes and drawings. the curator james holes, says some of the work on display has never been seen before. brought together works from museums across the u. s private collections. uh works coming from mexico. many have never been seen before. even scholars of diego rivera are surprised by some of the things that we've discovered. what a treat always goes on to say that two of the galleries in the show focus on rivera and his time spent in san francisco. the sir francisco gay men's chorus is celebrating the retirement of artistic director tim sailing. joe biden attention. love it. that farewell concert at davies symphony hall last night was a tribute to ceiling and is 11.5 years of artistic influence. the gay men's chorus was joined by the san francisco symphony for the first time. so in my 11.5 years, we have created music for

the san francisco museum of modern art is celebrating the work of famed mexican artist diego rivera, a new in depth exhibit called diego rivera's america showcases 20 years of the artist's work and brings together more than 150 at rivera's paintings, frescoes and drawings. earlier on the four we spoke with curator james knowles. he says some of the work on display has never been seen before. brought together works from museums across the u. s private collections. uh works coming from mexico. many have never been seen before. even scholars of diego rivera are surprised by some of the things that we've discovered. all schools on to say that two of the galleries in the show focus on rivera and his time in san francisco. the special exhibit opens to the public on saturday and will last through january. people living in fire prone areas, having more trouble getting homeowners, insurance and state leaders are now questioning whether some of the few options available to them are truly helpful vote on the future of one of the state's largest school districts why administrators have decided a

of the festival route, the galataport has recently received a major overhaul. it's home to the sculpture and painting museum, and soon we'll see the much anticipated reopening of istanbul museum of modern artone of the evening's performances. applause well, that's it from us. coming up next week. there's another chance to join rajan in qatar to check out what football fans can expect at this year's fifa world cup. this is the perspective that players will have as they walk out onto the game for the first match of the tournament here at the al bayt stadium. ok, pleasejoin us for that if you can. and also, you can check us out on social media, and let us know where you are heading to next time. in the meantime, from me, ade adepitan and the rest of the travel show team here in greece, it's bye—bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sima kotecha and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: the pride of england, the lionesses, prepare to take on germany in the final of the european championships. welcome to wembley for what could be an historic day in english sport. they will be over 87,000 fans, record — they will be over 87,000 fans, record attendance for any european championship match. the

the museum of modern art first envisioned this global arts program and president kennedy who understood the value of art formalized for our state department in 1963. unfortunately, the 2021 legislation had reporting requirement nts. and limits the purchase to 25,000 and anything above that has to come to rm congress to review and all art beyond that limit. that places a strain on our ability. these attacks on cultural exchange programs are not new. in the 1940's and members of congress attempted to defund the works of american artists. and not only showcases but basic right to beliefs and important tool for the united states to advance our public priorities and support and this will sunset the requirement from the two-year sunset. an artist who has participated in the exchanges, art is more important than ever because it can transsend and helps us focus. i urge my quoll ocean to the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman reserves the balance of his time for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> claim time in opposition. >> i rise in opposi

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put these pieces on display in their museums, often in ethnographic exhibitions labeled negro or primitive art. ah, however, the power of these artworks inspired modern european artists like picasso, to produce some of the most innovative western arts of the 20th century. by the 1930s, some europeans did start to question the colonial portrayal of africans the way the heritage was displayed in museums. but this didn't stop. the continued pillaging of african artifacts. the old ethnographic museum in paris was demolished and replaced in 1937 by the music along the museum of man. but it simply displayed the spoils of expeditions funded by the ministry of the colonies. ah, europeans knew that traditional african arts and cultures were disappearing because of colonization, but acknowledges were competing for materials with their foreign counterparts. so major operations were launched like the see coin, black crews, and the abbey senior, the kaji booty and sahara sudan expeditions. and they brought back thousands of reports, samples, and items with the most famous was either kaji booty expedition from 1931 to 1933. under the french acknowledges mathilde c

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of the art treasures from the real palace. modern-day nigeria. many ended up in german museums. more than 400 are in berlin.ong battle over the looted art is now ending. both germany and nigeria have declared nigeria the rightful owner of the plaques and sculptures. >> we acknowledge the horrific outrages committed under colonial rule. we acknowledge the murders and plundering. we acknowledge the racism and slavery. we acknowledge the injustice and trauma that have left scars that are still visible today. reporter: the breakthrough means the objects can return to their homeland. it also is a radical change in perspective for germany's museums. >> what does change inwnership mean? it means that we western museums in the northern hemisphere cannot simply determine the narrative any longer. reporter: nigeria will decide which artworks will return. the government wants to build a new museum to house the bronzes. partly financed by germany. >> it is important for us to discuss the issues and areas of collaboraon. sohat we will be able to benefit from this after the repatriation. reporter: museums across europe a

put these pieces on display in their museums, often in ethnographic exhibitions labeled negro or primitive art. ah, however, the power of these artworks inspired modern european artists like picasso, to produce some of the most innovative western art of the 20th century. by the 1930s, some europeans did start to question the colonial portrayal of africans the way the heritage was displayed in museums. but this didn't stop, the continued pillaging of african artifacts. the old ethnographic museum in paris was demolished and replaced in 1937 by the music along the museum of man. but it simply displayed the spoils of expeditions funded by the ministry of the colonies. ah, europeans knew that traditional african arts and cultures were disappearing because of colonization, but ethnology sway competing for materials with their foreign counterparts. so major operations were launched like the see coin, black crews, and the abbey senior, the kaji booty and sahara sudan expeditions. and they brought back thousands of reports, samples, and items with the most famous was either kaji booty expedition from 1931 to 1933. under the french acknowledges matheney clear

store beloved by the children, and today the modern exhibition center will celebrate anniversaries, and will be an art museum all summer long. exhibition of customs and costumes of that time in the russian museum of photography, unique shots from the great temple. and the guests are also waiting for gastronomic performances and historical reconstructions with full immersion, the nizhny novgorod fair. each has its own festive beautiful. it is very colorfully juicy and a real proud story. grebnikov irina a little bit channel one, nizhny novgorod that 's all for now we are following the development of events, and right now on channel one we saw the continuation of the program. if you are worried that it is dangerous on the street, get a tiger in your apartment, or in my opinion, or a lion, and in a second you will feel the most terrible in the gateway. you are like in the bosom of christ this is what i mean? well, for the video, of course. natalya dmitry and their pet today guys come to our studio. well, i see, by the way, for what reasons for the reasons that the cougar london differs at least two and a half times in size, it is larger for

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in the russian museum, how they treat and bring back to life a work of art, how the modern medical equipmentm different eras, different genres, different directions, but all the masterpieces of restoration went through the workshops of the russian museum. here is the largest exhibit at the exhibition - a painting measuring 15 m². a hundred years ago, in order to preserve it with wrapping paper, the connection between the wrapping paper and the paint layer turned out to be the strongest, in fact, the painting was held on wrapping paper. for a year, restorers restored the connection between canvas and paint and paper was rolled up layer by layer. this icon was brought back to life for almost 60 years by several generations. four gold coins were found in the lid of alexander svirsky's shrine. the restorers are here. again, they did the unbelievable - they returned to the exhibition the picture, cut by the kidnapper into eight parts. and how the restorer connected these parts, glued them together, what they do, that the duplicating canvas that is glued is not visible, naturally, soil is brought