russian national museum of music, on the holy vyalik mountains, dze engaged museum of the history of minsk, as the new year began, advice on nostalgic scenes in the city. this would be the artor the sake of innovation and scars accept skin friday, choose your culture.

know, you also paint pictures, and some of them even hang in the permanent exhibition of the national art museumin painting, i recently analyzed it, and it seems to me that painting has attracted me for very many years, because from childhood i remember when i asked for yes... pictures to be made tactile so that i could decorate them with crayons, crayons are very felt with my fingers, later it was just graphic sketches, with a pencil in a notebook, i made a special soft backing so that i could then tactilely see what i left on a piece of paper, well, after some time i was invited to work in a studio where they taught blind children painting and already at that moment i switched to painting. with acrylic paints, well, now i’m experimenting, trying to work with oils, and several of my paintings are on permanent display at the national art museum. pornomotor apparatus and autism spectrum disorder, that is , by and large, we are all categories of children, special ones, studying in our college, and we came to this, let’s say, probably, i’ll say, out of confusion, but it was so, the very idea of ​​t

christmas at the vankowicz branch of the national art museum invites you to a thematic program. in addition to getting acquainted with christmas traditions, in a noble estate of the 19th century, there will be a master class on making new year's toys for children and adults. you can also visit the main exhibition in the museum halls.

these are the chamber hall of larisa alexandrovskaya of the bolshoi theater of belarus, the national art museumf the republic of belarus and the small hall of the belarusian state philharmonic, also within the framework of this project there were many very interesting master classes, a solo concert by alexander boldachev, a belarusian russian virtuoso orphist, so the program was incredibly rich in the future... now we are already continuing this tradition in november 2024 , planning to repeat this wonderful festival being part of an orchestra, of course , is very exciting, i won’t say it’s difficult, this is our profession, we were taught this, and as a professional we must play without mistakes, on time, yes, and, of course, confident, everyone is always worried, especially when solo. yes, but the most important thing is to just know your part well and be sure to look at the conductor. since ancient times, the harp has been the most famous instrument , along with the flute, and there were also greek stories based on the harp, this is precisely the harp of evredik. therefore, the harp developed

one of damel's large paintings, the prayer of the cups, is now in the national art museum. , thorough repair and reconstruction work was carried out on the shrine, which concerned primarily the interior decoration of the church. the history of the shrine remembers the names of many public and cultural figures of belarus from the 17th-11th centuries. these are representatives of several generations of noble families, sangushek, zawisha, dzhestovsky, vankovich, radivil, salagobov, aginskikh. the descendants of the vankovichi family were priests in the church and gave the famous artist and painter valentin vankovich to belarusian culture. since the founding of the minsk diocese, the shrine itself has changed its status and is re-illuminated into the church of his holiness panna maria. the activities of the catholic church in belarus in the second half of the 16th century were... initially , the catholic church was not oppressed by the authorities, but then many churches and monasteries were closed, their lands were confiscated , and the construction of new churches was prohibi

today the painting is included in the gold fund of the national art museum, and ivan okhremchik is recognizedmaster of historical painting. the gymnasium-college in minsk is named after him. on the same day, but in 1977 , another artist appeared, the outrageous belarusian designer and sculptor, maxim petrul. since the age of 20 he has been actively involved in national and international sculptural plein airs, symposiums, competitions, works of the master, repeatedly presented at... the kino international biennale, sculptural compositions by maxim petrul, elephantus, birds, counterbalance and others, installed in several chinese cities. in collaboration with the architect leonid levin, the sculptor took part in the creation of the krasny bereg memorial complex, on the site of a children's concentration camp in the gomel region. it is thanks to the artistic decision of maxim petrul. the minsk metro stations, grushevka and malinovka , have turned into alternative exhibition venues. the master's works are in museums in belarus, china, taiwan, germany and other countries. on december 17, 1924 , th

today the canvas is included in the gold fund of the national art museum, and ivan ohremchik is recognizedstorical painting. the college gymnasium in minsk is named after him. in 977, another artist appeared, the outrageous belarusian designer sculptor maxim petrul, since the age of 20 he has been actively participating in national and international sculptural plein airs, symposiums, competitions, the master’s works have been repeatedly presented at the beijing international biennale, sculptural compositions of maxim petrul, elephantus, gomel region, precisely thanks to the artistic decision of maxim petrul, minsk metro stations, grushevka and malinovka turned into alternative exhibition stations. professional holiday, the day of belarusian cinema, the first feature film of the soviet belorussia studio was the drama “forest true” in 1926. after the war , the studio was renamed belarus film. it was in belarus that films beloved by more than one generation of viewers were shot. the girl is looking for her father, i come from childhood. go watch the adventures of buratin and many, many others

shchemelev's paintings are in collections national art museum of the republic of belarus, funds of they of the city of minsk, many regional and district museums of belarus, the state tretyakov gallery in moscow, funds of the ministry of culture of the russian federation, as well as in private collections around the world. leonid dmitrievich, like no one else, was able to create a sophisticated , yet eric poem about human life in all its complexity. his works intertwine modernity and the history of the country, love, sadness, hope, pain of war and joy. victory. the beauty of the earth and nostalgic memories of youth. still lifes, portraits, landscapes, the artist worked in all genres of easel painting and created many graphic works. being a participant in the great patriotic war, he was wounded in the battle for mozyr, but even the war had no power over his dream of becoming an artist. lack of recognition, criticism, poverty tested his strength, and love became the guiding star in his creativity. leonid dmitrievich drew inspiration from it. hard times. events dedicated to centenary of t

christmas at the vankowicz branch of the national art museum invites you to a thematic program. in addition to getting acquainted with christmas traditions, in a noble estate of the 19th century, there will be a master class on making new year's toys for children and adults. you can also visit the main exhibition in the museum halls. since we are talking about the 19th century, since we have a 19th century estate, then for people an important holiday was christmas, not new year, people prepared for this holiday in advance, the day before they cleaned the whole house, made various buns, house was filled with the aroma of the holiday, and of course, they made new year's and christmas decorations primarily from tangerines, from pine cones, from marzepanes, but in our museum we make just from pine cones, for older people we do: decoupage, take part in the master- class on making christmas tree decorations from natural materials is available until mid-january, details on the official website of the museum. the khl star weekend will continue today in st. petersburg, fans will be treat

damaged in the russian attack, the odesa national art museum finally opened its doors that night. in november, the russians covered odessa with drones and missiles, damaging 33 residential buildings and six architectural monuments. assistance in the restoration of the museum was provided by international organizations and the unesco foundation. today, of the five exhibition projects that were there at the time of the attack, three have already succeeded restore, what else needs to be done and how to protect the museum from possible future russian attacks. let's see these are botanical watercolors, sketches of the flowers that grew behind the okoti dumps. an employee of the art museum shows one of the works of the fallen defender of ukraine and master of landscape design borys eisenberg. even in the trenches, the artist did not abandon creativity, he painted flowers that grew on ground zero. the russians killed the artist in donetsk region, and then tried to get his works, already in odessa. when we opened this exhibition a month before the arrival, it was not clear. what in a mont

the odesa national art museum was damaged during the russian attack.inally opened its doors, on the night of november 5, the russians covered odesa with drones and missiles, damaging 33 residential buildings houses and six architectural monuments. international organizations and the unesco foundation provided assistance in restoring the work of the museum. today, of the five exhibition projects that were here at the time of the attack, three have already been restored, what more needs to be done and how the museum was protected from further russian attacks. let's see. his drawings are botanical watercolors, sketches of those flowers that grew behind the debris of hunting. an employee of the art museum shows one of the works of the fallen defender of ukraine and master of landscape design borys eisenberg. even in the trenches, the artist is not left creativity, drew flowers that grew on zero. the russians killed the artist in donetsk region, and then tried to get his works already in odessa. when we opened this exhibition a month before the arrival. it

an exhibition of paintings by hanna kryvolap opened in the halls of the national museum, kyiv art gallery. part of the exhibition are portraits that no one ordered and no one asked to write. from that time i started working and it seemed to me that i really, i should paint portraits, portraits of those people who bring this light to us through the darkness, and i don't have such, well if specifically... selection, these are people with whom i know them, these are the people i'm talking about they tell me, these are people with whom, as it were , my life touches, among the images of defenders and defenders there is also an image of maria nazarova, an instructor in tactical medicine, her portrait was inspired by a meeting with a girl, she explains, and was struck by her cheerfulness and strength, even in such dark times i'm delighted, i've never been to that side of the canvas, i really like it, i'm amazed that, in various fields of art, people find the desire to write about war. next to the portraits , the exhibition also exhibits a series of tapes, which combines pre-war works with curren

an exhibition of paintings by hanna kryvolap opened in the halls of the national museum of kyiv art galleryrt. expositions are portraits that no one ordered and no one asked to write, on them are those who defend us and our peace, the work was inspired by the story of the fallen commander serhiy derduga, it was his image that became the first in a series of portraits. from that time i started working, and it seemed to me that i was very, me should paint portraits, portraits of those people who pave the way for us. from the darkness , and i don't have such, well, if there was a specific selection, these are people with whom i am familiar, these are people about whom i am told, these are people with whom, as it were, my life touches, among the images of defenders and defenders there are also images of mary nazarova, an instructor in tactical medicine, for her portrait, hanna was inspired by a meeting with a girl, explains, impressed her... her cheerfulness and strength, even in such dark times, i am delighted, i have never been, in i am delighted, i have never been to the other side of the ca

you can view it at kyiv art gallery to the national museum until january 17 next year. kateryna galko, oscar jansons, espresso tv channel. for now, that's all the news for this hour. see you later. well, friends, we are starting our final hour for today with andriy saichuk, with leseya vakulyuk, we say to you once again, good morning, we say a huge thank you, i was talking about the fact that if the amount that we have left... what must be collected to close the collection at the battery station, and if it is divided into six days that remain until the end of the week, and the year is also ending, but we will have to collect 30 thousand hryvnias each day, but you, dear friends, have gone ahead and just this morning we have already collected 30 thousand hryvnias. with a hook, and it's not the end of the day, i suspect that you will also donate later, or those viewers who will join our tespresso will donate later, so thank you for that, thank you for being active, it's nice, that you don't forget about our military who need these battery stations powered by solar panels a

anna sobachko shostak's unique work of art is preserved in the collection of the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art. since december 15, most of the works are exhibited at the exhibition and educational project eyes of flowers. you can touch the art of the outstanding ukrainian artist until march 31, 2024 . kateryna galko, yulia belska, espresso tv channel. that was this week in the presentation of the espresso team. watch the news, weekly summaries every saturday at 21 and every sunday at 9 in the morning. everything will be fine and take care. usual tasks become unreal, heavy bags are not for my sick back, for back pain, try dolgit cream, dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility, with dolgit cream what... you want to lift dolgit - the only yellow cream for pain in joints and back, wow, i took a walk in the water , there is not enough ordinary water here, drink reo, i am saving myself, reo, you are ready, dear, ready, i took reo, reo - water for special medical purposes, tingling and crawling sensations arise spontaneously and disturb you , comple

anna sobachko shostak's unique work of art is preserved in the collection of the national museum of ukrainiank decorative art. since december 15, most of the works are exhibited at the exhibition and educational project eyes of flowers. touch the art of an outstanding ukrainian artist. you can until march 31, 2024, kateryna galko, yuliya belska, espresso tv channel. that was this week in the presentation of the espresso team. watch the news, weekly summaries, every saturday at 9 pm and every sunday at 9 am. everything will be fine and take care. vasyl winter's big broadcast. this is the great ether, my name is vasyl, we are starting winter. two hours of air time. two hours of your time. we will discuss many important topics today. two hours to learn about the war. now we will talk more about the war. serhii zgurets is with us. but what does the world live on? and now about what happened in the world yuriy fizar will speak in more detail. yury, good evening, please. two hours to keep up with economic news. time to talk. about money during the war oleksandr morchivka with us, oleksandr, please

in the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art, a large-scale project, eyes of flowers, wasramic products, and graphic sketches. there are artists here our contemporaries, who, the creation of which we tried to continue, that is, what was started by our ancient ancestors, what was visualized by the dog six, and what we are trying to carry. the future exhibition and educational project begins with an exhibition of more than fifty works by ms. hanna, a grandiose program, excursions, lectures, book presentations, as well as a thematic...concert of the amateur bach choir are also planned. the eyes of flowers show a wide range of motifs that the outstanding ukrainian artist knew and interpreted well. this is the first time that the no the gallery show of hanna sobachka's creativity is six, and the origins of where that creativity was born are shown, that is, it is not only some genetic code that was embedded in her, but it is what was in the people, creativity, and what she saw. hanna sobachko shostak became a unique phenomenon not only in the history of ukrainian, but also world

a large-scale project was opened at the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art. eyes of flowers. the first exhibition of works... the russians intensified their missile attacks on our cities, so on the night of december 11, the occupiers attacked ukraine with shahed drones from the occupied crimea, as well as with ballistic missiles. our anti-aircraft defense destroyed 18 shock missiles and eight missiles. regarding the missiles, the attack on the kyiv region at about 4 o'clock in the morning was carried out by the enemy... from the bryansk region, according to the defense express agency, these were 48n6 dm anti-aircraft missiles for the s-400 air defense system. the maximum speed of this missile to the s-400 complex is 2.5 km per second, that is, the flight of this missile for 200 km takes only a few minutes, therefore, first there were explosions of the air defense system, and then the alarm signal sounded. on the night of the 13th. in december, the russians launched a massive strike with ballistic missiles on kyiv, and in the direction of one specific energy f

in memory of the work of sobachko shostak on her 140th anniversary , the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art opened a large-scale project, eyes of flowers. mystkin's compositions were combined with embroideries, ceramic products, and graphic sketches. there are artists here, our contemporaries, whose work we tried to continue, that is, what... started on our ancient ancestors what was visualized by the dog six and what we we try to carry into the future. the exhibition and educational project begins with an exhibition of more than fifty works by mrs. hanna, a grandiose program, excursions, lectures, book presentations, as well as a thematic concert of the amateur bach choir are also planned. the eyes of flowers show a wide range of motifs that the outstanding ukrainian artist knew and interpreted well. it. for the first time, when not a gallery display of the work of anna sobachka shostok is presented, but the origins of where that work was born are shown, that is, it is not only some genetic code that she had laid down, but this is what was in the people, in folk art, and what she saw. anna

paintings, in memory of sobachko shostak's work, on her 140th anniversary , the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art opened a large-scale project of eyes of flowers, the artist's compositions were combined with embroideries, ceramic products, and graphic sketches. there are artists here , our contemporaries who... whom we tried to continue, that is, what was started by our ancient ancestors, what was visualized by the dog six and what we are trying to carry into the future. the exhibition and educational project begins with an exhibition of more than fifty works ms. hanna a grandiose program is also planned, excursions, lectures, book presentations, as well as a thematic concert of the bach amateur choir, the eyes of flowers show a wide range of motifs, well known and interpreted by the outstanding ukrainian artist, this is the first time that not a gallery display of the work of anna sobachka shostok is presented, but shown the origins from where that creativity was born, that is, it is not only some genetic code that was embedded in it, but it is what was in the peoples, in folk creativity, and wh

herat school, including the koran, the shahnameh, manuscripts and other works of art , are on display in the malik national museum, and the display continues until the end of autumn. these works of art are the product and destiny of a nation that invaded iran but was drowned in the rich iranian culture. elham goran, sed and sima news agency. the construction of this house by a strange woman is due to article 1 of the license groceries want to be issued, to create competition and remove the golden signature in support of women, and this eid night is a very good day to be free from importing wheat , to get a free bill for applicants , to insure the amount of construction worker relief, those families who have up to children, without lottery. take the car , iranians love to break the cedars, so gentlemen who agree to rise, it was decided on the 14th of march in the year 1499 ah, according to the announcement of the securities and exchange organization, more than 99% of the country's population are now shareholders of the stock exchange. the first place in the distribution of equity shares was removed. people become

museum supporters, but also for meat enthusiasts. mastachka anastasia balysh, member of the team of the zaslauskiya farby club. vyadze art project, which we collect for ourselves from the nationaluseum pratsuye sameyny club, zaslauskiya farbs where all the greedy people go. we know about the museum, and we also engage in creativity, and creativity is not simple, but on the basis of little ones, we save our exhibition and create our creations. navat is large, with which excursions people take to work magic with their own hands. geta badai shto is the coolest part of vandrovak in museums - maystar classes. their knots create pastas, souvenirs in the cold of the little one, as a keepsake for themselves, and as gifts for loved ones. and i love this kind of fun, and this is why i... walk to the door from inside the house, because new year's eve, and carols, and yay yano budze instead of such a vyanochka, as it is a great gift in the world, yay yah yak yano budze, this velma tsikava turned out to be connected with these fantastic lives you, who are such great nobles, who live in paradise, and who are mad, these creations that we will create, we... just like our own interior, as if ev

in the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art , a large-scale project, eyes of flowers, washibition of the works of the first ukrainian avant-garde artist hanna sobachko-shok. we do inhalation. lords hyal is an inhalant this week unfriendly neighbors russians. strengthened the rocket attacks on our cities. thus, on the night of december 11 , the occupiers attacked ukraine with shakhet drones from the occupied crimea. and also ballistic missiles. our anti-aircraft defense destroyed 18 shock missiles and eight missiles. as for the missiles, the attack on the kyiv region was carried out by the enemy from the bryansk region around 4 o'clock in the morning. according to the defense express agency, these were 48n6 dm anti-aircraft missiles for air defense systems. s-400. the maximum speed of this missile to the s-400 complex is 2.5 km/s. that is, the flight of this rocket for 200 km takes only a few minutes. therefore, first there were explosions of the air defense system, and then the alarm signal sounded. on the night of december 13 , the russians launched a massive ballistic mi

ll take a look, they’ve opened, oh , it’s open, i’ll show you, this is a museum of belarusian folk art, here are belarusian national’s what the sound is, but china if it looks like, it looks like they’re big , but that's how they play. noshka. you see, these are belarusian national costumes, they they did this with modernity, this, this was done by students and teachers, i have to do something like this, but i also have this idea, everything is very beautiful, i also have this idea, bring from china the same chinese national costumes in modern times, you can make an exhibition together, look how they look, here is belarusian art and chinese art. i think it will be cool, tsar boyars, veche, this has been our traditional form of government for centuries. this is a base, and to it you can and should add an add-on from what is called democratic institutions, these include elections of a leader, that is, a president, elections to parliament, and a national referendum. it is important for me that you appreciate not the form of the pro-tsar, but the essence of what i am saying: when we , by strengthening the supreme natio

also looks to africa including nigerian pottery she studied long ago as an intern at the national museum of african artome part of a human figure, as in this sculpture. she combines a cow -- a shell with the fiber from a type of palm tree. >> this also refers to makeshift building and dwelling. >> the hut becomes a skirt. >> the hut also becomes a skirt. i like that combination. i like all the different histories that come together. they are carried both by the material itself and also the forms referenced. >> so each different kind of material here is also carrying -- >> histories, yes. >> many of her women lack eyes. she says they are figurative and abstractions. her work always begins with ideas. how we value craft and labor versus art. how black women have been represented, misrepresented, or simply ignored including in popular culture. some of her early work roughened -- referenced herrera. -- uhura. >> i remember playing star trek with my friends. there was only one black girl character. we would fight over who got to be her. it's always been something, even subconsciously, that i was aware of. >

paintings from russian dancer to a dancer in ukrainian dress in the national gallery in london and in the metropolitan museum of art in new york, and if i'm not mistaken, this was actually initiated by a private person, so miriam nayem started correspondence about it, it seems. in the case of the national gallery in london, i don't remember if it was so, but it seems that it was a private initiative, she corresponded with them, and she pushed them to do it, that is , the initiative was not from that side, it was from our side initiative, there were several such initiatives, not a few such initiatives, and for example, there is still one the ukrainian art critic oksana semennyk, who is also actively engaged in this, and the ukrainian institute is also engaged in this and always raises this issue, and actually speaking... i did the same when i was recently in new york at moma, we talked the same way with there is a lot about this, eh, that is, this question has already become self-evident, yes, for some time, but there is no doubt that there was such ukrainian pressure, with this particular picture it is a little dif

, i’ll take a look, it’s open, oh, it’s open, i’ll show you, this is a museum of belarusian folk art, here are belarusian nationalso play, what happens, these are the sounds of decoys, but china, if it’s similar. it looks like they are big, but that’s how they play with their legs. you see, these are belarusian national costumes, they did it with modernity, it was done by students and teachers. i have to do something like this, but i also have this idea, it’s very nice for everyone, i also have this idea, bring from china the same chinese national costume in modern times, we can make an exhibition together, look how they look, here is belarusian art and chinese art i think would be cool. when i was a child, my dad really loves music , so i really like it too, i also went to school in china, then: i learned a very good specialty in belarus, good teachers, so i want to study here, in china and belarus, very good cooperation, there are many events from our embassy, ​​i helped a lot, organized concerts, for example, the new year's holiday, the victory holiday, and many others, we hold these events to get acquainted wi

assets, under random and targeted strikes, monuments of national importance, historical buildings. art objects, religious buildings, libraries, museums. the first year of the full-scale invasion, on february 27, the historical and local history museum in ivankovo, along with the works of maria prymachenko, burned down. on march 7, the slovo building in kharkiv came under fire. on march 12, bombs hit the sviatohirsk lavra of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in donetsk region. on march 16, a super-powerful bomb is dropped on the dramatic theater in mariupol. may 7 - a targeted attack on the hryhoriy skovoroda museum in kharkiv region. the second year of the great war. on june 7, as a result of the explosion of the kakhovskaya gez, water destroys the polina raiko museum building in oleshki. on july 6 , russian warbirds will fly to the historic center of lviv, a unesco world heritage site. july 23. rockets hit the central altar of the transfiguration cathedral in odessa. and these are only fragments of all the disasters committed by the russians. since the beginning of the large-scale aggression, they destroyed or destroyed more

government building russian health care, and tomorrow he will visit the national museum of tuva and the new buddhist temple. artshe development of culture. the ceremony took place at the russia forum. in crisis germany, the authorities cannot even agree on a budget. anti-russian sanctions and support for the kiev regime created a huge hole in the country’s finances. chancellor scholz's rating has dropped to 20%. konstantin churikov will tell you how berlin came to live like this. in the new year without a budget. in germany, they are discussing the future of europe's main economy, after as chancellor. scholz was unable to reach an agreement with his own cabinet. the stumbling block was the hole of 17 billion euros, which does not seem to be such a large amount compared to the entire budget of germany, but it is precisely this that haunts finance minister christian lindner. he spoke about the lack of this amount in his interviews. and coincidentally, germany spent exactly 17 billion euros on military support for ukraine. the problems were added by the recent decision of the federal constitutional court, which pro

painting from a russian dancer to a dancer in ukrainian clothes, in the national gallery in london and in the metropolitan museum of artw york, and if i'm not mistaken, it was actually initiated by a private person , so we measure. she started correspondence about it, it seems in the case of the national gallery in london, i don't remember if it is so, but it seems that it was a private initiative, she corresponded with them and she pushed them to do it, that is, there was no initiative from that side, it was an initiative from our side, there were several such initiatives, not a few such initiatives, and for example, there is the ukrainian art critic oksana semennyk, who is also actively engaged in this, and the ukrainian institute is also involved in this. deals with and raises this issue all the time, and actually, when i was recently in new york at moma's, we also talked a lot about this issue, that is, this issue has already become self-evident, yes, after some time, but without a doubt, that there was such ukrainian pressure from this particular painting of ego is a bit difficult, because this is the name, as far

nationals. people have gathered near the tel aviv museum of art in what's become known as "hostages square".re are reports the head of israel's spy agency, mossad, is preparing to meet the qatari prime minister to discuss the issue. in a separate development, an aljazeera journalist and cameraman, samer abu daqa, was killed on friday in an israeli strike. from jerusalem — our security correspondent, frank gardner sent this report. in the wall so much as gaza, is ready forces have committed a tragic error. in the effort to free hostages, they shot three of them, mistaken them for hamas fighters. the young israeli man were all the mid—20s, seized by hamas in the raid into israel. now i'm investigation has revealed they were carrying a white flag. relatives of the more than 100 hostages still held in gaza have been gathering in tel aviv, demanding the government do more to get their loved ones out. israel's policy is to put pressure on hamas by policy force, which they say isn't working. translation: there is no rice for isn't working. translation: there is no price for the _ isn't working. tra

today are stored in the stock collection of the national center for contemporary arts, in the archive of cinema, photo and sound documents. in the meeting museuming room of vladislav golubok. the broadcast will continue with sports news. we will update the information at one o'clock in the afternoon. stay on the first button. mishkov brest for the second time during the group stage of the sekhaliga division east plays in a draw with zenit. and this time the clubs finished the world match in st. petersburg 33-33. became the most productive among the guests. alexander shkurinsky, eight accurate shots to his name. the current champion of the tournament remains in first place in group a. only the meshkovites in the quintet still do not know defeat and on january 23 meshkov brest will meet bears. dynamo returns to the minsk arena for a short time, where today it will try to break an unsuccessful streak of two defeats in a row in the regular kgl competition. the bisons' opponents, the sixth team in the east, are motorist. the belarusians round out the eight strongest clubs in the west. this season , the teams have already met in yekaterinburg, dynam

national values. yaryna markiv spoke with representatives of the stolen museum. art, they know the answers, welcome toeum of stolen art. in the next hall, we have two artifacts stolen from the kuindzhi museum, dear, you are moving there somehow , follow me, this is literally me walking here, this is my colleague olena, she is here next to us, a digital prototype - funds of mariupol museums, local history and artistic name kuinji, open on the site 20 you can come here from a computer or smartphone for a tour or independently examine 3d images of artifacts of works of art that the russians destroyed or looted. this desktop gospel was printed in the venetian printing house in greek, 1811, and we reproduced it in 3d, the pages were cut from the video. to capture the art that was erased and tattered and to document the war...crimes of the russians is the main goal of the project of a young team of enthusiastic developers, we document what was stolen from us, what it looked like and add more information about where it has now gone, mariupol was chosen precisely because, firstly , it was the first high-profi

university of culture, small masters of art, and not only churches and temples, but also famous architectural glories of minsk, a museum in yalikay aichynnay vain, nationalry, the platform of peramogі, some from the united spiritual-asvetnitskaya project passed on their ўspamіn to the royal saints. this year is 10 years old, over the years , of course, a lot has been done, many concerts, many performances, not only in the city of minsk, but throughout our country, we hold artist exhibitions, children's exhibitions, photo exhibitions, we hold children's competitions, we have been cooperating for a long time with the church of st. sophia of slutsk, it is located not far from izodia, and children generally often draw. at the exhibition competition she was over 20 works aytars, young masters, graduates of the educational center of the village and master's schools. on the right calendars. holy, faded - the church of the most holy bagarodzitsa, the date is unchangeable. at the center of christianity there is biblical history, as dzeva marya went to the temple and began to live and learn how to do it. this season is the holy day of the birth of mary, my father

treasuries of russian art, about this our colleagues from the program eduard petrov's investigation made a film in ninety-six on saturday, stolen from the russian national museumeum, they offered to buy the museum, they showed these violins. the investigators decided to make a deal with the raiders, but on day x the operation failed. the attackers sensed an ambush and lay low, but soon made themselves known again. from the state historical library of moscow, someone brazenly stole 296 rare volumes, including the first book of the apostle, whose surname is saturday, printed in russia. was the first time he was behind bars. i needed to send, as they say , a little thing here, a little thing to my accomplice at that time, this little thing was intercepted by the operational case, but after leaving the colony , the repeat offender did not stop, the gang of so -called ninja turtles, which he put together while in the colony, became even larger, crime, car, others knocked out part of the ceiling using fire hoses, went down to the salon, immediately a ladder appeared from the hole, followed by two bags flying down, it took people in masks 10 minutes to clean everythi

nationals. people have gathered near the tel aviv museum of art in what's become known as hostages square. bachega is there. people have been coming here to tel aviv in what is now known as hostages square. the day after the news that three israeli hostages were shot dead in gaza by israeli soldiers after they were mistakenly identified as a threat. now this square has become a symbol of the agonising wait for the families of the hostages. more than 100 people remain in captivity in gaza after they were abducted in the hamas attacks 70 days ago. and posters with the faces of the hostages are everywhere. here with the message, bring them home now. now the families are putting pressure on the government for a deal with hamas so some of the remaining hostages can be freed. now, the israeli authorities say that the only way to bring these hostages back home is by applying military pressure on hamas. so the killing of these three hostages will put more pressure on the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, as the war in gaza continues. meanwhile, the israeli offensive has continued in gaza — with

art. our colleagues from the eduard petrov investigation program made a film about this. in ninety- six. photo of two rare stradivarius and steiner violins worth half a million dollars stolen from the russian national museumat the crime scene as if as a mockery, the thief left the background, and then , together with the counterfeiter, demanded a ransom. they began to bargain, they offered to buy the museum, they offered to buy the museum, they showed these violins. investigators decided to make a deal with the raiders, but on the day of the x-operation he ended up behind bars. i needed to send, as they say, here a moly , a little thing to my accomplice at that time, this little thing was intercepted by the operational department, but after leaving the colony, the repeat offender did not stop, a gang of so-called ninja turtles, which he had amassed while in the colony became even larger, the crime was even harsher, the methods were still imperceptibly cutting through the las in his floor day after day. values ​​in this operation , everything was thought out to the smallest detail, while one distracted attention, a car was set on fire on the opposite side of the street, others knocked out part of the ceili

national museum was established in 1905, and the ukrainian university in lviv in 1914. andrey sheptytskyi was a philanthropist and he owned large sums of money and invested in culture, in art, in people, in the church, from his somewhere such contributions grew patriarch joseph the blind. at the beginning of the past. century , the lower part of the metropolitan gardens was freely accessible to local residents, and during the soviet regime , radar facilities were erected on this territory. during the soviet era , towers were erected there, mufflers were installed in them, which silenced the voice of america, radio liberty was there, well, all of them, all the networks, well, ukraine became independent, there lviv joined unesco, these towers were taken away. the lviv city council decided to give the gardens to ukrainian greek catholics. to the church under the condition of free access for city residents, but it did not work out. the state service for special communications and information protection of ukraine decided to condemn this land with an area of ​​more than 2 hectares. we legitimately adopted a resolution at the session, and this land was given to the church. and h

lviv national museum was established, and in 1944, the ukrainian university in lviv was established. andrey sheptyts was a philanthropist and he owned large estimates and invested in culture, in artrom his. patriarch joseph the blind grows out of such contributions. at the beginning of the last century, the lower part of the metropolitan gardens was freely accessible to local residents, and during the soviet regime , radar facilities were erected on this territory. during the soviet era, towers were installed there, jammers were installed in them, with which they silenced america's voice, there was radio liberty, well, all of them, all the networks, well, ukraine became independent, there, lviv, he entered. these towers were taken away. the lviv city council decided to give the gardens to the ukrainian greek catholic church under the condition of free access for city residents. but it didn't work out. the state service for special communications and information protection of ukraine decided to condemn this land with an area of ​​more than 2 hectares. we legitimately adopted a resolution at the session and gave this land to the church. and here, you know, how pelyp skonpel is bein

it has grown to 21 museums numerous research centers, library system, network of hundreds of affiliates and the national zoo. it's one of the world's entities, arts and humanities. smithsonian partnered with nasa to unveil fragment of asteroid currently orbit around the sun, it's really remarkable. smithsonian scientists are studying the asteroid samples to provide insights in how water and organic molecules reached earth billions of years ago. anyone can go look at this the piece of asteroid for free. it's truly remarkable that we are able to do it. but closer to home, while sad to say good-bye to national zoo giant pandas, americans should take solace that smithsonian expert observation and researching over the next several decades has played significant goal in moving giant pandas off of the endangered species list despite smithsonian many successes it is without challenges and the challenges must be address so the smithsonian can continue great mission for the next 175 years and beyond. this year i requested an update from you, mr. secretary on the smithsonian response to allegations of swallow misconduct from more than a dozen female scienti

examples of the national style in art, which artists tried to express at the turn of the century, but for us this estate has a special value; it was in this estate that a folk art museumthis house. ksakov bought abramtsev when he was 52 years old. he felt happy here, of course. since childhood, oksakov was fond of hunting and fishing, and here, of course, he was also fond of hunting and fishing. by the way, he began to create his first books in abramtsevo, and these were books about hunting and fishing. yes. and here there is land, there are villages, because we are located, well, he buys. and so, gradually , new houses and new buildings began to appear on the territory; of course, the fascination with the russian style, the search for the national in art, could not but interest architects. in 1872. according to the project of the architect hartmann , the studio workshop building is being erected on the territory of the obramtsev estate, a very beautiful building, it looks like a russian hut, but is richly decorated with openwork carvings, which probably resemble embroidery on the ends of towels or some other elements of lace. the studio workshop was the first buildin

is a kind of open-air museum and a national monument, there are about 8 thousand graves, among them many significant historical figures, people important to the world of politics, artery schoolchild knows his texts. by the way, look up and notice how much sun gets in through that hatch. as if at his heart, secondly, so that all his revolutionary comrades would be next to him, well , thirdly, he just asked for no luxury, maximum simplicity of the monument, so on his grave there is simply a stone taken from our sierra mountain range . by the way, there was a guard of honor in honor of our national heroes. it's very solemn. well what can i say, he’s definitely a musician, this is the grave of campaya segunda, a cuban legend and world star, he was born here nearby, in the east in the town of siboney, and became famous throughout the world after the buenevista social club project, which included cuban musicians of the old school. at 93, he recorded his last album. flowers of life, that’s why 95 grew on his grave, that’s how many years he lived, and he worked until he was 95, yes, yes, yes, moreover, he became popular after he was nine. in cuba, everyone does what they l