first time we about this the exhibition began to be discussed in april 22nd, when actually a museum of modern art... it is such a visible and significant museum on the european map, it was the museum of the year in the european union, it received a sign at one time, this museum approached us in april 22, but we were able to hold the exhibition to open in april of 23, that is , it took time, and so it happened with many things, that is, to sum up everything i said, 22 ... the year is a rare movement, the year of such an outburst of civic interest among those who knew very little about ukraine. this is the 23rd year more than a year of institutional interest and more than a year... from the professional side, these are not so, not so much, not so, maybe sometimes spectacular events, but i think they are deeper, they give us more opportunities in the future, you said about the institutional interest, i understand that i sometimes remember such an article, a large programmatic one by oksana pakhlivska, back in the late 80s, i think where she talked about the fact that, no, it was not the 80s, it was

somebody drove by and stopped at a light with a blue piece of sculpture that belonged in the museum of modern artr something. and it was a 1967 ferrari. it was a 275 gtb. and that's when i first really got interested in what that was. the marquis de portico of spain i and eddie nelson share a ferrari. the film is set in 1957 and ferrari are risking it all on a lucrative but incredibly dangerous road race. they were kind of these titan heroic figures because the risk was so high. am i willing to risk life for the sake of a win? because that will differentiate someone who wins and loses. yeah. did it make you want to drive around in a ferrari or is it as an actor if you're trying to be inconspicuous, i suppose, a big red ferrari... hi, everybody! well, i mean, you know, when we did drive ferraris, they're movable pieces of art. you are supposed to save him. penelope cruz stars as enzo's wife grieving the death of their son. director michael mann was even given access to the family home for filming. everything we've shot in the film, many of them are actual. that is the family mausoleum that we were

valeria putentseva ardanskaya, i am a specialist in the field of modern philosophy and culture, scientific employee of the moscow museum of modern art science fiction films, become reality? thank you. yes, i just thought that many very ideas were taken by people from science fiction works or films, many of them were later realized, by the way, and have now become part of our everyday life, you talk about it, yes, very decent ones, a submarine, about captain nemo, remember, electric trains, radio, yes, what else a mobile phone, and a video phone, a laser , all this was once on the pages of books, engineer garin is valued, we remember everything, yes, but now they are quite real things, i am sure that this will be the case with some other ideas, from what i personally had it would be interesting, well, well, probably space flights in their own way, yes, this is very interesting, if it were already as simple as going to another city, here are the possibilities, not even necessarily into space, of moving people, so to speak, from one place to another, without using anything at all what kind of... fuel, so that it would be safe, but one

his works are exhibited at the museum of modern art in new york, and if other participants of the fashion week can be compared with each other, then pak raban cannot be compared to anyone other than himself. so, caraban. me hubergivanchi has been in haute couture for 40 years; he has dressed the most beautiful women of the second half of the 20th century, such as jacqueline kennedy and audrich höbberg. he formulates his professional formula: decorating clothes with flowers, overloading them with all sorts of details, this is not yet... quand tu te fais ballerine, pour le suivra pas gracieux, j'aime quand tu reviens raville, pour te jeter à mon coup. quand tu te fais, petite fille, pour t'asseoir sur mes genoux, j'aime le calme crépuscule, quand il s'installe à fait de l'eau, mais j'aime à espérer credule, qu'il s'embraserait pour nous, j'aime ta main qui me rassure, quand je me perd dans... dans le noir et ta voix est le murmur de la source de l'espoir, j'aime quand tes yeux couleur de brume, le fond. un manteau de douceur, et comme sur un coussin de plume, mon front se pose sur ton cœur.

two. meter, a millionaire who came to argentina, wanted to buy a sculpture for the new york museum of modern artk, write any amount, i don’t sell my children,” erzi answered. check out how they say this answer in our kitchen. after all, stepan dmitrievich lived more than modestly, not like you, but at the same time in argentina he fed two dozen cats, ate the same food that they did. well, by the way, i do this too, well in the sense that from... with my tail, part of my plate, so stepan dmitrievich and i are brothers, in the sense of feeding our younger brothers and sisters. the sculptor was very unpretentious in everyday life, he slept, covered with horns, only 4 hours a day, and worked the rest of the time. in 1950, stepan dmitrievich received permission from the soviet government to return to his homeland and brought 180 works and several hundred pieces of wood, but we only have about 300 of them in the mordovian museum . 1954 on the kuznetsky bridge, there was a line 2 km long, imagine, but i was only 8 years old then, it’s a pity i didn’t get in, otherwise the devil knows , look, maybe life

during her marathon of silence at the museum of modern art, she received numerous visitors for more than 2 months, looking into each other's eyes, emptying the mind, and blushing guys of the in the early 20 ten's, a brenda that you bumped on his spiritual quest. and it was the jungle in search of in the healing. she wants to overcome her traumatic memories. that was always ask myself, what is the connection between rituals at the front as why i'm so frustrated about the rituals and why they chose for me are so important to see, to go through and to learn from them. i think the connection is transformation. you go through the ritual and you know the same of to please the she joined industry many i a was ritual. believe to be a miracle elixir. are you what scott said to this dispute into other rooms? but for her, it became annoyed. the, this is really for me exclusively terrified experience because i felt like my mind was broke, so many meals of pieces they could not put together because it was interesting to understand what someone's me is. the only way to know that you know, but i am rea

during her marathon of silence at the museum of modern art, she received numerous visitors to move in 2 months, looking into each other's eyes, emptying the mind and blushing guys. in nearly 20 tens of bremond that you bumped on his spiritual quest in the brazilian jungle in search of in the healing she wanted to overcome, had for magic memories. that was always ask myself, what is the connection between rituals at the firm and why i'm so frustrated about the rituals and why they chose for me are so important to see, to go through and to learn from them. i think the connection is transformation. you go through the ritual and you know, the same of to these the she joined and mr. many i a was which will believe to be a miracle elixir. are you? westcott said to this dispute into other rooms, but for her it became annoyed. the, this is really for me to be terrified experience because i felt like my mind was broke, so the meals of pieces of notes put together hey, i was interesting to understand what some of this means. and the only way to know that, you know, but i am really not i much mo

this, this november, i had a performance together with my colleague yulia vaganova at the museum of modern artnew york, which is one of the largest and most important institutions of modern art. but it took about six months for that to happen, and that's all a one-point event, that is, in order to plan everything, so these events in larger institutions, events aimed more at professionals and to create some such more sophisticated projects, they had such a postponed nature, they started to appear a little later, let's say... we at arsenal presented such an important for us exhibition about ukrainian futurism of photo-framing in estonia in tallinn in april 23rd year, but for the first time we started talking about this exhibition in april 22nd year, when actually the museum of contemporary art of estonia, it this is such a prominent and significant museum on the european map, it... was the museum of the year in the european union, it received a sign at one time, this museum approached us in april 22, eh, but we were able to open the exhibition in april of '23, that is, it took time, and so it ha

it first showed at the metropolitan museum of modern art. something like 1500 people came and sat next to you and tried to stare you out. but on one occasion your former lover came. >> i never break the rules. i'm a soldier, i'm a warrior. i do things as i decide. in front of me was a man i loved so much and it was not the public. it was life itself. so i put my hand on the table and touch him and just cry. it was one of these moments that it was so intense. ♪ >> thank you, marina. >> thank you. >> a really extraordinary woman. >>> when we come back, more questitions and d ananswers. "ask amanpnpour" is nenext. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com

arts, and was the recipient of the sfmoma seca art award in 2017. next slide about the curator. nancy lim is the associate curator in painting and sculpture at the san francisco museum of modern art, where she focuses on postwar and contemporary california art. she previously served as asian art curator for the asian art curatorial fellow at the guggenheim museum, and as curatorial assistant in the department of painting and sculpture at the museum of modern art in new york. recent projects include the joan brown retrospective at sfmoma, the vija celmins retrospective at sfmoma mythos psyche, eros, jess and california at sfmoma and the 2019 seca art award exhibition. so i'll take any questions. commissioner brenzel i just have a quick question. is that mural somewhere in san francisco? yes. did you just say where that was? yeah, it's on market and seventh on the proper hotel building. thank you. thank you for your report. i'm now calling for any other commissioner discussion or comments on item number five, the winter exhibition schedule commission. beltran. commissioner beltran speaking for fantastic work. we are so thrilled. i have, uh, alicia mccarthy is a dear friend, colleag

museums and galleries around the world, marking the 50th anniversary of the artist's death. from sculptures in spain to landscapes in mississippi, even one exhibit at new york's museum of modern artut for the subject -- and at sotheby's last month, woman with a watch became the most expensive painting to be auctioned this year. but in the "metoo" era, the master's reputation has also been the target of reappraisal. as the brooklyn museum put it, it's pablo-matic. is it right that he is being re-evaluated? >> why shouldn't he be re-evaluated? we are living in a time when we no longer want to do it will rate abusive depicted women. i don't feel cruelty in the paintings. i don't feel sadism. if we are going to look at his life, that's where the problems come in. he was a raging chauvinist. >> reporter: picasso abandoned his first wife, a ballet dancer, the lover he left her for later died by suicide. another lover needed shock therapy after picasso walked out on her. >> there is a famous photograph of him fralg ftrailing francois holding a irpa sell above his head. you would think he is a helpful lover. i don't think it captures what he put women through. >> reporter: gilot the only

somebody drove by and stopped at a light with a blue piece of sculpture that belonged in the museum of modern art to shoot. and that is the house, that is the barber. adam's being shaved at in that chair by the son of the barber who shaved enzo. wow. so there's there's a kind of osmosis from all the authenticity that was around us. adam driver may not own a ferrari, but he did get to test one out for the film. i only got to drive one of the cars that was in the movie, for insurance reasons we didn't tell anybody that we went to an airstrip and the skin had been put on the chassis yet. but i got to drive one of the cars sit there. i think the 801 and it's terrifying. michael mann and adam driver are now used to critical and commercial success. they're hoping ferrari will race to repeat that. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. some spectacular driving sequences and spectacular stunts by the looks of it. volunteers from a uk—based charity are going to be making christmas specialfor ukrainian children this year. stephen byrne and nataliejankiewicz from the charity giving to the ukraine have travelled to

of the museum business, since today... a large move of art objects to a new and modern building in the third museum capital will start next months to six months, but the most important thing is that all these special sections, where entry is allowed only for curators and restorers, are only the first part of the new funds, the second is about 1000 km of exhibition space. having lost his way in search of 60 billion dollars through washington corridors and offices, zelensky went to the main one, the oval. at the entrance to the white house, he eloquently pulled up his pants. biden did not condemn, he suggested holding on. i don't want you to lose hope. a year and a half ago, a guest in an evergreen sweater with a small trident might even have joked something in response, but now zelensky is mourning black, buried in pieces of paper, like a diligent person. before the reporters leave us, sing, wait a second, okay, i have more to say, i just signed an executive order allocating another $200 million in department of defense funds to ukraine, the money will come quickly. tranche, of course, will not make the weather so modest b

the askew salon, she became the curator, moma, you know , museum curator, moma, you know, museum of modern art, she set up the film department there. and through that she essentially entered hollywood. the, you know , the art scene. she she ended up on the french riviera. she was essentially at the centre of every glamorous scene you can think of in the 30s. she even knew winston churchill. yes. well you've done so much with your article to resurrect the name of iris barry , and thank name of iris barry, and thank you very much indeed for doing so. 50. >> so. >> pleasure . thanks to igor , to >> pleasure. thanks to igor, to ronnie lalich . the war between ronnie lalich. the war between israel and hamas began with hamas onslaught on israelis that left 1200 dead with allegations of rape, torture and beheadings of rape, torture and beheadings of civilians . as the israeli of civilians. as the israeli campaign in gaza has gained intensity since the ceasefire between israel and hamas ended and a un security council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire has been vetoed by the united states.

the moscow museum of modern art on petrovka continues the retrospective of dmitry nalbandyan for the galina vishnevskaya festival with the participation of the orchestra of the opera singing center among the soloists. irina churilova, vladislav sulimsky and damir rakhmonov. krasnoyarsk philharmonic taras baginets with the program “borocco known and unknown”, works by bach, svelinko and broomes will be performed. in the omsk vrubel museum of fine arts, the exhibition "alexander's scarlet sails". green's dream is approaching a century since its first publication. the exhibition includes picturesque and graphic works of russian foreign masters of the 19th-21st centuries, as well as posters, photographs and working materials for the film by alexander ptushko, shot in 1961. but among all these exhibits, one that stands out in terms of size and significance is the one we are looking at - this is a drawing. and here we can see how, using the landscape already given by nature, the landscape chosen by the artist and director, and the main artist decides to complement how he designs houses, ho

step in the development of museum business, since today the tours region is the third museum capital after moscow and st. petersburg. the big move of art objects to a new and modernnext year and will last from 3 months to six months, but the most important thing is that all these special sections where entry is allowed only for curators. and restorers - this is only the first part of the new funds, the second - about 1000 km of exhibition space, accessible to everyone. vitaly matorin, nikita yurkov, oleg antonov, alexey chichvadze and dmitry bucharov, lead. michelangelo's secret chamber was discovered in the medice memorial chapel in florence. perhaps it was there that the great artist hid from the wrath of his patrons when the medici threatened him with emelyanov. this is the entrance, yes. this is the entrance and there won’t be another, it’s too narrow, of course. in 1975, the museum was desperately looking for a place to make a fire exit, when the watchman suddenly remembered about the coal warehouse. tiny, 10 m by 3, it was perfect solution, the windows are broken, there is access to the street, but the director asked to check what is there under the two lay

step in the development of museum... business, so as today the turs region is the third museum capital after moscow and st. petersburg. the big move of art objects to a new and modernital starts in next year and will last from 3 months to six months, but the most important thing is that all these special sections, where entry is allowed only for curators and restorers, are only the first part of the new funds, the second is about a 1.2 m exhibition. a shock for the entire scientific world, everyone knew about the secret room, how they were looking for it, but who would have thought that michelangelo was hiding from the medici under their own. finished statues for two medici tombs, day, night, morning and evening, you can see that these are sketches for sculpture. yes, he was getting ready to carve it out of marble, getting ready to processing a block that you have already started working on. it is surprising that even here he worked on the medici chapel, against whom he himself rebelled. there was something and someone to hide from. michelangelo was afraid of the executioner , whom the pope sent to florence to punish a traitor who supported the florentine... in 152

of st. petersburg. the big move of art objects to a new and modern building, to the third museum capital, will start nextnths to six months, but the most important thing is that all these special sections, where entry is allowed only for curators and restorers, is only the first part new funds, second. keeping the legendary alfabank credit card free forever has become even more profitable. get super cashback every month for free withdraw cash everything on sale new car radio for 2,449 rubles on avito pay less peas corn global village 6790 pyaterochka help out.

the main museum of the world can boast of such collections, meanwhile these are the storerooms of the tula museum of fine arts, and now they have found a new home that meets all the most modernundred thousand exhibits from the repositories of museums in the region are moving these days to new storage facilities of the regional museum association. the previous conditions of detention have long been outdated, scientists say. and safety, this is climate, this is humidity, and many other technical solutions that are aimed at preserving and storing these unique masterpieces. the result is that the conditions for preserving art objects in the region are at the level of the tretovka, pushkin and hermitage museums. this is a special storage room, such rooms are guarded around the clock, because that there are firearms, cold weapons and also items of fighting metal. a special pride is restoration. and ceramic works, works of art made of metal and decorative arts, and a special microclimate was created here for their storage. one of the main acquisitions of the tula depository is this special huge room, equipped with special racks that will allow you to store here more than 5,000 item

of gabriel khritonovich vashchenko, still in his lifetime, was mounted here in art museum in 2013 and the entire exhibition was made up of family works, so in essence we are rediscovering vashchenko for a modern exhibition master people of the era, accordingly, speaks of the master himself, of the fringe of people, and we have collected, so to speak, a portrait gallery of mainly cultural figures of belarus, and in absolutely different spheres, mainly the theater sphere, of course, there is in our collection there are also some portraits of artists, architects, 82 paintings by ivan osipech, that is, this is the most in fact, there could have been a big exhibition; for his period, ivan osipovich was of course definite.

put these pieces on display in their museums, often in ethnographic exhibitions labeled negro or primitive arts. the, however, the power of these works inspired modern european artists like because so to produce some of the most innovative western arts of the 20th century by the 19th thirties, some europeans did start to question the colonial portrayal of africans the way the heritage was dissipated 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 mac. but it simply displayed the spoils of expeditions funded by the ministry of a collins. the europeans knew that traditional african arts and cultures were disappearing because of colonization, the but if knowledge is sweet, competing for materials would therefore encounter costs. so major operations were launched. slide these 2 twin black crews and the i'd be seen. yeah. the kaji boutique and to hire us to don expeditions and they brought back thousands of reports, samples, and items. the most famous was the de kaji booty expedition from 1931 to 1933. under the french ack

art. a new large modern repository of the regional museum association has opened in tula, introducing moreew building. and these are unique collections of both national and global significance. the initiative of governor alexey dyumin on the need to create such a space in tula. the president supported the third museum capital after moscow and st. petersburg. first the exhibition is already on there. and today it appeared on the territory of our subject. this storage facility, which meets all modern requirements, includes safety, climate, many other technical solutions that are aimed at preserving and storing these unique masterpieces, in addition, there is also unique equipment that is designed for the work of painting restoration specialists, there is a large an exhibition hall that will provide new opportunities and expand acquaintance. with these works arts, masterpieces - which are in our storerooms for our guests, for our residents of the ton region, and i want to say that this is another step in the development of the museum business, since today the tursk region is the third museum

after all, masterpieces are rarely sold, modern collectors mostly purchase entire collections in the museum. the largest collection of ethiopian christian artis collection was purchased in germany. the christian world is one, but all countries have their own specifics. ethiopian art is unusual for our eyes. huge ostrich easter eggs, scenes on goat skins, five-shaped crosses with new patterns. senior investigator marya sergeevna shvetsova, tell us the long-awaited secret investigations, whats up? everything is fine, but where? well, in general, i have an uneventful day, every detective, if i hadn’t been hired as a detective, i would have become a

museums, putting colonial history into a modern context. the rather than displaying african works in after logical collections. the now sit alongside european works of art. the gone cultures are now on show in the move in paris, as well as the mona lisa, the, the opening of the opening, a museum without any form of restitution, is now unacceptable to many. the humbled form is a new museum of known european art in the historic center of berlin. its been built in the reconstructive berlin palace, a symbol of old imperial and colonial prussia. and it has hundreds of been in bronzes by the internal debate in germany and fresh from nigeria that the government to announce the large scale return of the been in bronze is owned by german. easy. it's the fiscal standard, or if you have any other quoting at those for gain bite as i, and in garden sites and on to just to as of sunset and woke up and to be named blossom to come, you know, towards land is set up by ization so i now call you and john forgotten had few ativa. it's clear understand this while longer insights. i'm good. ellis, i'm reading reflected on the, in the long school to reimburse me it's about un

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of the moscow transport museum. time machine on scaffolding, you come to the stalin era and see here an object of modern art with a moving there are snowdrifts, there is a winter mood too, but the snow keeps coming and it seems that it is not going to stop, in nizhnekamsk they already know for sure that they will break the record of the previous winter in terms of snow removal. this year, of course, there will be more snow than last year; more than 50,000 cubic meters of snow have been removed, higher than a nine-story building, if you add it all up in one pile. the equipment works around the clock, there are day and night shifts, the snow will not fall very well, the roads are cleared, the profession is such, and this is pskov, 75 thousand were removed here last season cubic meters of snow, and now in just a few weeks 14. we remove about 1.0 cubic meters of snow per day, that’s about 50 cars, and you say, why haven’t the communal services cleared your yard, it’s impossible to clear everything at once, i... if it’s snowing , then how will you manage to get it here? therefore, there is a regulation: first , roads of the f

of the museum business, since today... the region is the third museum capital after moscow and st. petersburg. large relocation of art objects to new and modernntry is allowed only for curators and restorers, are only the first part of the new funds. the second is about 1.2 m of exhibition space, accessible to everyone. time, summing up the results of the year, vladimir putin will answer questions from journalists in the studio, as well as questions received from russian citizens. ask your question to the president through the website moscowdefisputinu.ru by phone +7495 539 40-40 + 7 499 550 40-40. results of the year with vladimir putin. live broadcast today at 12:00. why was the case entrusted to us? i don’t know, polsiger for you. it's impossibly beautiful today. favorite job or loved one. maybe you'll write a letter of resignation? what do you mean, a statement? is she ready for such a choice? you don’t know what you want, but you, masha, are still alone as a result. secret investigations, again with us, today on rtr. we work in the interests of our country. our job is to tell the truth, our job is to achieve complete victory. this is why

art exhibitions in the usa, not everyone knew where ukraine was. now the situation is completely different, and their main goal is to... every major museum in the world had works of modern ukrainians in their collections artists we want, first of all, the works that we sell to get to the institution first of all. it is important for the artist's career, and for ukrainian art in general, that it will be shown and presented there, as if it puts it on the world map. after a year of closed doors, the kyiv hair gallery has resumed work in mayamsk. the second exhibition has already started, at a time when attention to ukraine is waning in the us media, gallerists say they cannot allow it, or they have forgotten about ukraine. from miami, yulia yarmolenko, dmytro melnyk, voice america. we will say goodbye at the same time, also watch our daily briefings at 18 on youtube and facebook, where you can ask us your questions live. thank you for staying with us, good night and good morning, see you soon. greetings, we are looking for you. here is this girl, her name is angelina zavadska. she is 17 years old. angelina disappeared in the city of kherson. it happened at the end of the 2

10 years, because masterpieces are rarely sold, modern collectors mostly purchase entire collections in the museum, the largest collection of christian arttry ethiopia 2,500 items from the 14th century to the present day. this is a collection. purchased in germany. the christian world is one, but all countries have their own specifics. the art of ethiopia is unusual for our eyes. huge ostrich eggs, scenes on goat skins. five-pointed crosses with new patterns. the assumption church was erected in goncharnaya sloboda in 1654. the refectory was expanded at the beginning of the 16th century, and the bell tower was built in 1774. and it already has baroque elements: platbands with ears. famous master of treasures. stepan polubes lived in goncharnaya slobode decorated the parish church with his works. stepan polubes - belarus. before the belarusian masters arrived in moscow, our specialists operated with red-brown glaze and green glaze. it was belarusian craftsmen who taught ours how to make multi-colored tiles. and moscow churches were covered with ceramic carpets. stepan polubes decorated the royal residences, the new jerusalem for patriarch