the national art museum contains not only the works of the author, but also the artistic works of hisors. we will see that the academy of arts, therefore , the students of vasily sharongovich are very different within the walls, despite his rigor, despite all the principles that were, despite everything that he taught, for him there was still a second main hypostasis - to make them real artists, thinking, he is remembered as a very strict teacher, he really was a very great perfectionist in life for himself, he was strict for... his students can attend until mid-may. katerina pavlova, andrey novgorodtsev, tv news agency. a healthy lifestyle and patriotism are intertwined in the uruchi sports complex. today , the next stage of the volunteer project in the world of army sports took place there. his. held for pupils of orphanages and social and pedagogical centers. the invited guest was tokyo olympic bronze medalist maxim nedosekov. the titled athlete told the story of his successes, answered the guys’ questions, and also showed awards from international tournaments. all meetings with fa

the national art museum of belarus invites you to reveal the secrets of chinese painting.our hand at the art of the celestial empire today you can attend a master class, chinese ink painting. in addition, the museum houses a large collection of chinese art. after the great patriotic war, china was the first to help belarus in restoring museum funds. next we have sports news, and projects from a television news agency are available. also on social networks in the mobile application qr code on the screen. new information already at one o'clock in the afternoon. see you. calgary ends the nhl regular season on a positive note. fleis, let me remind you, lost their chances of reaching the playoffs long ago. in his in the last match of the draw, the lights hosted san jose and confidently defeated the sharks 5:1. as part of the canadians, two belarusians took part in the flight. on the court for just over 17.5 minutes, three shots and two interceptions in the asset

the artist’s works are stored in the national art museum, the funds of the belarusian union of artistste collections, museums in austria, italy, germany; one of the main themes in the work of the winner of the francis skorina medal, valery slauk, was belarusian slavic mythology. this church is called the belarusian tajmahal; it once housed a fertilizer warehouse. we will learn more about the pearl of belarusian architecture in a traditional section for travel lovers, a place on the map. the building of the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the agricultural town of sarya, verkhnedvinsk district, vitebsk region, has no analogue. in the world, this is the most expressive example of neo-gothic architecture in belarus, popularly called stone crystal or stone lace, and another one of the most beautiful architectural monuments in belarus. the walls of the sarinsky temple, built more than 165 years ago, keep many secrets. the first mention of the village of sarya dates back to 1508. these lands originally belonged to an ancient family. trusteeship to the lopatinskys, with

museum 85. today it has the largest collection of national foreign art, with a total of more than 30,000 exhibitswed displaying the richest museum collections. the problem was resolved during the period of an independent sovereign state. in 2006, an event was the opening of another museum building, popularly nicknamed glass. this was the first large-scale extension with modern climate control, lighting equipment and spacious exhibition halls. and a little more than a decade later, in 2021, the national art center opened a museum quarter. now history and modernity also converge in the architecture of the building. the pride of the museum is paintings by belarusian artists 19, early twentieth centuries, ivan khrutsky and yuri pen, ferdinand ruschets and witold belynetsky berulya, and of course , contemporary art. all events in 2024. will be dedicated to the anniversary, the museum will present a project called the collection of the national art museum of the republic of belarus, losses during the great patriotic war, return.

through a virtual gallery, but also touch the art of other countries in real mode, welcome to the national art museumy works... international exhibition project beauty korea - this is the first experience cooperation of the national art museum of the republic of belarus cultural and educational center pushkin house, it is located in siul. yes, experience the history and art of south korea in our capital. well, right now i propose to virtually touch caravaggia, because for the first time in 20 years, the london national gallery is showing the last painting of the italian master, who is considered. one of the founders of baroque art. the new exhibition the last kirawaja sheds light on the work of the turbulent an artist who was on the run and accused of a crime at the time of his last work. the martyrdom of saint ursula was painted in 1610. in the same year, the artist, by the way, died while returning to rome after receiving a papal pardon. for hundreds of years, the painting was considered the work of one of the master’s followers, but its true... origin became known at the end of the last century. t

in total, more than forty paintings from ruslanova’s collection are kept today in the national art museumaimed them. the memories resonated with warmth in my heart. unequal marriage of vasily pukerev. i recalled with a smile how , quite unexpectedly, i managed to acquire the painting. aladova had been standing near the painting by vasily pukerev for quite a long time, unequal marriage, which somehow ended up here in the moscow theater durov's corner. first i looked at it from different angles, then again i assessed it with my professional gaze. the collector nearby was already starting to get nervous. this is a copy, a very good copy, but the artist himself has nothing to do with it, i am grateful. to you that you allowed me to look at this purchase, but i have doubts, it seems to me that everything is fine.

in 2020, money from the cleanup was transferred. to complete the restoration of the national art museum the reconstruction of the burial site in the village of ola, burned by the nazis. previously, the work of belarusians at the subbotniks helped build a national library in the minsk arena. everything that was listed above is ours, literally the people’s. and we’re not just talking about buildings that have become signature card of belarus, but about lives saved and memory marks necessary to preserve our cultural national code. calmly and happily work with colleagues this coming saturday, and if health or circumstances do not allow you to abandon this idea without wringing your hands. subbotnik is not about working with all your might and under pressure, but about conscious work for the good of the country together with all its inhabitants. the time comes when we feel the need for altruistic work, and once we have experienced its effect on ourselves, we can no longer resist it. refuse. and he acquires a sense of responsibility for his land. new forms no longer seem sarcastic words: i lo

patriotic premiere at the national art museum of belarus, an exhibition with the telling title “we serve fatherland.” sculpture canvases dedicated to the fatherland, the result of creative work, studios of military artists at the central house of officers of the armed forces belarus. the project was timed to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the association. about fifty works by artists of different generations are on display. this exhibition is a kind of creative report of the studio for 20 years. there is a work by the people's artist of belarus poplavsky. there are works by leonid dodorenko, and works by artists who are currently actively working, including nikolai apiok, vladimir urodnich, and georgy loiko. there are also several works by artists. the younger generation who continue. i have one canvas here when i i call it unread letters. when the flying st. george the victorious lowers a wreath of eternal glory, woven from wildflowers and soldier triangles, to those who died on the battlefield, to our defenders of the fatherland. this was, in fact, my assessment of this fac

new exhibition at the national art museum of belarus. the exhibition is dedicated to the eighty-fifth anniversary of the birth of people's artist vasily sharangovich. the opening will take place today. 120 original works each from the master’s personal collection, these are classic linocuts, autolithographs, monotypes and drawings of the seventies and eighties, view also artistic works dedicated to the students of vasily sharongovich. this exhibition is dedicated not only to the work of vasily petrovich sharangovich, my father, but also to the large graphic school that he created over many years. the fact is that vasily petrovich worked at the academy for almost 30 years. art and he stood at the very origins of the formation of the department of graphics, we will probably see from this second part of the exhibition that vasily sharongovich’s students are very different, for him there was still a second main hypostasis - to make them real artists. the exhibition will last until may 19. my colleagues will talk about sports; all atn project

the collection of paintings is second only to the national art museum, here is the sea of ​​poseidon aivazovsky, aka avanes gayvazyan, painted almost all of his paintings not from life, but from memory. by the way, in one of the halls museum, i managed to notice the most curious shell, amber, and the fossilized remains of marine life. herodotus was not right, once upon a time. the waves crashed and crashed onto the local shores. they were born in different parts of the world. i came from kazakhstan, from the city of almaty, my husband, sergei, was the first to come here for work, he really liked it here. i was born in telinogradey, that is, so to speak, there is a little history there, first there was telinograd, then akmala, everyone found something for themselves here, here is our favorite scene, our home, i can’t even say that this is work, this is our home, where we give our soul, our creativity, i came and declared, that is, what i want, that i want to have my own team, i want to develop ballroom dancing. in the torah to the ancient greek historian and some modern researchers. th

master, who paints with his heart and acrylic paints, shine in the permanent exhibition of the national art museum. not only creates, but also teaches. teacher of additional education at minsk state college. digital technologies are taught to see beautiful children with visual impairments, hearing impairments and musculoskeletal disorders. unity i abstract painting, this is conceptual painting, there are no subject images, there is some kind of story behind each painting, and i like the fact that in my paintings everyone can see something of their own. there are paintings here that focus on human qualities such as caring, as well as paintings. tatiana korol. thank you for your attention and all the best. the sambo world cup is taking place in the capital of armenia, yerevan. on the first day of competition, belarusian sambo wrestlers won five medals, all with a bronze tint. to the third step of the pedestal igor miroevsky, vladislav saplin, alexander koksha, sergey lesyak and ilya zhupikov climbed. the tournament will end on april 5. this hasn’t happened in the nhl for 10 years; the match between

critics ... are called the highest examples of modern art, the artist’s works are stored in the national art museumf the belarusian union of artists, collections, museums in austria, italy, germany, one of the main themes in the work of the winner of the francis skarina medal, valery slauk, was belarusian slavic mythology. this church is called the belarusian tajmahal; it once housed a fertilizer warehouse. we will learn more about the pearl of belarusian architecture in the traditional section for travel lovers, place on maps. the building of the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary in the agricultural town of sarya , verkhnedvinsk district in the vitebsk region , has no analogues in the world. this is the most expressive example of neo-gothic architecture in belarus. it is popularly called stone crystal or stone lace. and one of the most beautiful monuments. architecture of belarus. the walls of the sarinsky temple, built more than 165 years ago, keep many secrets. the first mention of the village of saria dates back to 1508. the local lands originally belonged to the ancient sapek

pena shishkina, the collection of paintings is second only to the national art museum, here is the seaed almost all of his paintings not from life, but from memory. by the way, in one of the halls of the museum i managed to notice the most curious shells, amber, fossilized remains of sea creatures, was it really a herodotus. i’m right, once upon a time the foamy waves crashed and crashed onto the local shores. in the torah to the ancient greek historian and some modern researchers. they consider the pinsk swamps to be an echo of an ancient press sea formed after the melting of the glacier. was there really a sea? if you believe herodotus, then yes, true, the father of history himself had never been to these parts, he believed the travelers and warriors at their word, and later wrote down their observations. so guess now, was there big water here 2,500 years ago, or is the herodototovo sea a historical phantom? and they also say that in ancient times, in these places lived a tribe of people who could turn into wolves, however, they did not howl with melancholy and anger at the moon, bec

of elation takes place in them. and these things are also in the paintings, because in the national art museum in 16 in the 15th year there was an exhibition of the hero of the inventory attempt, the museum then explored the construct of the hero, how it is formed, and after maidan, this study changed, because well , maidan influenced the way we look at our heroes, and we decided to be more so restrained, and to give the opportunity... to the audience to evaluate, and here is one of the spaces, these were portraits of lenin, which are stored in an art museum, they have a certain artistic value, but this is a very interesting subject for research, and there were several canvases where lenin only stands with his back, you can see him only from behind, well, we understand from the absence of hair who it is, but in front it is the youth, who is inspired, who is inflamed, whose eyes are burning, who is excited, and according to this reaction... that is , this is the reaction of a witness who is fascinated by something, and it seems to me that dovzhenko received, perhaps caught this wave, that he ca

proposed to leave this collection in museums, now the collection is temporarily stored in the national art museum, and that is why they are proposing such a story. let's listen to what art curator olga sagaidak has to say about this. there is currently no antiques market, which includes works over 50 years old. auctions are practically not held. so, what in 2012 cost 60, 70, 100 thousand dollars, will now be exhibited for 10-20 thousand dollars. the value of these works in the post-war period will be an order of magnitude higher. usually, museums have the priority right to purchase works from auctions, but in ours. in the situation, the museum has no funds, most conscious patrons will donate to the army, well, let's also listen to what olga's colleague, the art critic diana kluchko, has to say. as you know, our art, which is in museum collections, which is in public spaces, belongs to the ministry of culture. excuse me, mkip, which also, as the operator of the entire museum fund of the country, i... think has the right to acquire for the ukrainian certain artefacts to the people, it is not enough

suggest that this collection be left in museums, now the collection is stored temporarily in the national art museum why they offer such a story, let's listen to what art curator olga sagaidak has to say about it.

suggest that this collection be left in museums, now the collection is temporarily stored in the national art museumand that is why they propose such a story, let’s listen, what art curator olga sagaidak says about this. there is currently no antiques market, which includes works over 50 years old. auctions. are practically not carried out, so what in 2012 cost 60, 70, 100 thousand dollars, will now be exhibited for 10-20 thousand dollars. the cost of... works in the post-war period will be an order of magnitude higher. usually, museums have the priority right to purchase works at auctions, but in our situation the museum does not have the funds. conscious philanthropists in the majority will donate to the army. well, let's also listen to what says olga's colleague, art critic diana kluchko. as you know, our art that is in museum... collections, that is in public spaces belongs to the ministry of culture, sorry, mkip, which also, as the operator of the entire museum fund of the country, i think has the right to purchase certain artifacts for the ukrainian people, but not all to give and take away th

masterpieces of the russian museum in the national art of belarus. ch are presented in the main national art museum of russia. and visit to trace the history of russian art. we had a gala show in st. petersburg, which we absolutely dedicated to this most terrible, monstrous, inhuman, there are probably no such words in in our language, in your language, who could be named at all, you don’t know, you pick them up, you pick them up, they are not found, but memory, strength, for me this is very important, it seems to me that this is what these non-humans are trying to achieve, to break our lives, ours, our communication, so that we would close ourselves off, we hid in holes, as if we were afraid of someone, it seems to me that this was precisely what was very important, the palace of st. petersburg was absolutely full, and i really hope that today there will also be a lot of spectators, this is our answer, we are ours, we are for how we live, we stand for how we feel, and this generally needs to be defended even so. another living legend in minsk, the to

year, then we would already have something, by the way, as artists, we had the director of the national art museumects, well , now, when you look at grodno, what do you see? i love my city very much, it’s really great that the center has been preserved and will be made, well, it’s very modern, and what’s nice to me is that young people love the city, young people praise the city, which has already traveled around the world, and as the president said, it’s a pearl. and i said, you know, by the next visit we will make it, you will call it a diamond, but we have no doubt about it, the article on second, because they noted that you not only have a lot of ideas, but also a rare ability to implement them, thank you very much for today’s conversation, for our meeting, for our acquaintance, you opened our eyes to the grodno region again, we and we loved the grodno region so much, but now we’ll probably definitely go at your invitation in a box and... and continue with something new to new heights. anatoly georgievich, we also had a unique mural here. our guests leave autographs of wishes here, we ask you

even familiar with the work of vasily sharangovich, come and meet him, the exhibition at the national art museum his paintings are exhibited all over the world, but between those they remain in our country in belarus, and i also know that he played chess, suddenly, yes friends, the next news is also designed to immerse you in the world art gallery in london hosts an exhibition of american portrait artist john singer-sargent. i will be pleased to read this in the exhibition called fashion and over sixty works, clearly demonstrating that the master was not just an outstanding artist, but a skilled stylist. john actively improved the composition, participating in the selection of the customer’s outfits, and insisted on a certain one. hairstyles, selected the interior; in the process of work, the master often changed the color of the clothes, removed unnecessary details or increased the neckline, all in order to create the strongest impression of the customer’s image. the innovative use of costume was central to his work. sargeant used fashion as a powerful tool to express identity and individuality

celebrate the day of unity of the peoples of belarus and russia and on the eve of the holiday the national art museumition dedicated to the anniversary of the two countries. at the first mobile tablet exhibition , masterpieces of the russian museum, you can see as many as 23 works by russian masters. remember, there you will naturally see with your own eyes bryulov, kiprinsky, aivazovsky, surikov, queen zherepin and many others. how loud. names, it seems to me, you definitely need to look, but that’s not all, delve into the history of the creation of each exhibit, and also pay attention to their real sizes, in in the halls of the russian museum it will be possible online using a multimedia guide by installing a special application on your smartphone, well, you won’t need to go anywhere, although it’s better to go after that too, but here in minsk you can also do it remotely, it’s better to go, look and review , so as not to sit on this phone, well, thanks to this phone, it seems to me that every resident of our country and not only knows that we are living time in the corridor of eclipses, that on th

the idea was realized by... the second plan, of course, is professional culture and art, our museum of nationalrd is also a brand of our country, its calling card, don’t touch me, damn it, jump in the car. namubiletiki, i want to go home, i don’t have the strength, i walked the child with the fritz, or maybe you can take a walk with me, he lived here for 3 days and then went to the front, under a different name, under which, pavel levchenko, you promise that i’m from the core, watch the series, i will return on the belarus 24 tv channel. in the first months of the republic’s liberation from the nazis began work on restoring the building of the famous pre-war leninka. built in 1932 according to the design of the architect lavrov. in the spirit of the then fashionable constructivism, it suffered greatly during the war, the fact that the german commandant’s office was located here also left its mark, and the losses of funds were enormous. from the library of the bssr named after lenin, which in 1941 contained 2 million volumes, more than one and a half million have disappeared. in just a few month

art museum. she replenished his collections with works by venerable authors and discovered new names in the nationalts. world class collection. today in the funds of the national museum there are about 30,000 exhibits, which make up more than twenty different collections, but two remain the main ones - national art, art of the countries of the world. many of them were collected by an outstanding woman from the country of the soviets, elena vasilyevna alladova. the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch, our daily task is to talk about belarus in the country abroad, more than 100 million viewers around the world. have access to watch projects from our tv channel, so what is belarus like? business and developing, hospitable, bright and festival. generous, picturesque and monumental, sports and team. we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active, energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. belarus can be different, to understand and feel it you need to see it with your own eyes. hello, dear tv vi

his country to the creation of central park the new york public library, the metropolitan museum of art national museum of natural history, bronx zoo, mass transportation of niagara falls and more are immeasurable. of course, you will learn about the life and legacy of today. in many ways, his is a paradox. i hope you remember one very important fact the history you learn is as factual as the historian. telling it to be. i'll repeat that the history you learn is as factual as the historian telling it intended to be. what i convey is the result of my embracing? andrew green's diaries as well as thousands of archive letters, the newspaper accounts? let me bring you back to the year 1903 with the conflict thing time of reform in journalism. well, joy and serenity that greenhill worcester much of disaster driven, prosperous seed and celebrity craze world wasn't too different from today i've i've had a few near-death experiences where much flashed through my mind in just a few seconds. this video though flashes similarly i welcome you to 1903. the last year of andrew green's life. this video you are

the kiev regime is not... rare icons from the national museum of art named after bogdana varvara khanenkoons of the relics of the church foundation of the kiev-pechersk lavra are being prepared for shipment to europe. they continue their cynical struggle against our common cultural and historical heritage. the kiev authorities are demolishing monuments to gogol, pushkin, the bitter bulgakov, mostrovsky, soviet and russian military leaders, zhukov, vatutin, suvorov. all monuments to soldiers who fought against nazism have already been destroyed in the lviv region. a terrible figure; it was demolished in 2020. takes from its so-called civilized patrons, poland and the baltic states, latvia, 312 structures, this shameful example of ukraine to lithuania and estonia in violation of international obligations to care for, improve the safety of memorial structures, military memorials are eliminated and acts of vandalism are literally encouraged, the state line is aimed at rewriting history in ukraine, garnishing former legionnaires, accomplices... defenders of the fatherland that fell on polish t

but there is a special section, it concerns the main museum of the country, national, art.e. we will go, i think a lot of interesting things will probably await us, don’t be afraid of pleasant surprises. travel is not only about getting to know the history and sights, the river volkovys, which flows through volkovys. are one of the key points of the support of this city, in fact, wolves in the slavic-baltic translation, wolf’s neck, hence also wolves. a student of ivsey ovsevich moiseenko, oleg pavlovich marushkin, donated a painting to the gallery, which was painted by the artist in 1946. travel is an opportunity to try something new. a series, motherwort, but here i am lafant. and of course, to join the unique folk art, lower the pedal, lower it, take it with two handles, and with two with your hands and hit it hard, it’s not scary. not here, that's all. look in the project, the route was built on the belarus 244 tv channel . watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news from foreign countries, broadcasts of especially importa

abandoned by matis and manar their paintings and sculptures were nationalized in 1923 and combined to create a museum of new western art8 it ceased to exist, it is clear why in the country the only true style in art, socialist realism, everything else is nothing for soviet people to see. it was decided to divide this collection between the hermitage and the state museum of fine arts. a slight tension, of course, is present during the distribution of work. director of the state museum of fine arts, sculptor sergei merkurov pays more attention to sculpture, this is understandable, from armetage the main expert is antonina izorgina, an extremely sophisticated specialist. they divided it, it turned out that it was approximately equal, the only thing was that the moscow bias was to take as many things as possible from the burdens. wants to sue the paintings collected by the slinger, sues the american court, but loses, and on april 25, 2013, a bomb explodes, the director of the pushkin museum, irina antonova, proposes: to recreate a museum of new western art, with this she addresses the president during straight line. one of

french themselves did not pay attention to... the sculptures were nationalized in 1923 and combined to create a museum of new western artin the country the only true style in art is socialist realism, everything else is nothing for soviet people to watch. it was decided to divide this collection between the hermitage and the state museum of fine arts. slight tension, of course present during work distribution. director of the state museum of fine arts. the sculptor sergei merkurov pays more attention to sculpture, this is understandable, from the hermitage the chief expert antonina izorgina, a most sophisticated specialist , was divided, it turned out that it was approximately equally divided, the only thing was that the moscow bias was to take as many things as possible from those gravitating towards impressionism, that is, those that maybe today or tomorrow it will be possible to exhibit, and armitage was ready to take things that may never be exhibited, matis and picasso and... it was supposed to be exhibited in that situation, but the arbitration was ready to store them until the moment when it could be exhibited, b

repeat it after... the name of the painting and the sculptures were nationalized in 1923 and combined to create a museum of new western art. in 1948 it ceases to exist, it is clear why: in the country the only true style in art is socialist realism, everything else is nothing for soviet people to watch. it was decided to divide this collection between the hermitage and the state museum of fine arts. slight tension, of course, is present during the distribution of work. picture the director of the state museum. they were not supposed to be exhibited in that situation, but carbitage was ready to store them until the moment when it could be exhibited, but all these works are not shown until the thaw of 1956, then we skip decade, in 2000, a descendant of ivan morozov, living in the west, wants to sue the paintings collected by the ancestor, sues the american court, but loses, and on april 25, 2013 , a bomb explodes, the director of the pushkin... museum irina antonova proposes to recreate a museum of new western art, with this refers to the president during a direct line. one of the most influential figures in the museum worl

art feel dizzy . now many museums throughout the country have such multimedia guides. thanks to the nationalppear annually, by 2024 in a year there will be more than 400 of them. yaroslavskaya understands that an ordinary person, like the state philharmonic and i, of course, you, doesn’t go to philharmonic societies every day, and most likely doesn’t go to them at all, well, it’s time to start, comrades. in addition, the yaroslavl philharmonic is already in its seventh season since the virtual hall appeared. we started this with enthusiasm, but not without some caution, of course. the audience of our concert hall, naturally, is people with established traditions in the style.

art is destroyed. the works presented in warsaw are stored in the andrii sheptytskyi national museum in lviv and belongsivate collector. here... you can see all the key themes of maria prymachenko's work, this is the struggle between good and evil, ukrainian nature, animals, fantastic beasts, life in the village, folklore motifs, as well as paintings on themes that worried the artist at one time or another, for example , in the mid-80s, she creates a series of works atomic war, be damned, she creates such an atypical image for herself on a dark black background, such a terrible beast, in fact, in which she depicts this ... terrible threat of atomic war , and besides, in general, war very often appears in her works, as such an image of a terrible monster, which, it seems to me, by the very fact that she paints it, she gives herself the opportunity to be less afraid of this threat, because she lived all her life under the influence from the memory of the second world war and the horrors of this war. the exhibition is organized as a gesture of solidarity between poland and ukraine and aims to to present ms

nationally and internationally. it approaches 58 years and on this milestone birthday, -- >> the partnership within physical museum of modern arthistoric. >> reporter: they purchased more than 100 works by artists associated with the program. the museum is home to one of the largest collections of work by artists with disabilities. >> it really elevates and brings the voices of artists with disabilities fully into the contemporary art world. in a way that respectable of their practice of who they are as people and puts them as colleagues as some of the most noted contemporary artists of our day. >> for so long, museums and especially large institutions have been very restrictive about who gets shown on museum walls. who deserves to have the museum, to have their art shown in the museum. >> reporter: the space to see the creative growth exposition. >> alex wong paints photographs and large-scale portraits, to this person who has been who creates autobiographical drawings. these artists have such vibrant practices and have been so important, have made so many important contributions to artistic dialogue from the bay area that hav

art. the consequence of a direct hit by a russian missile. in 2023 , the national literary memorial museumyhoriy skovoroda caught fire in the village of kharkiv oblast frying pan the works and personal belongings of the philosopher were kept in the museum, as well as books of ancient, medieval and modern poets, ethnographic objects. the most valuable exhibits of the collection were not damaged, they were moved to a safe place in advance. in order to restore the destroyed museum, it is necessary to collect uah 112 million. on july 23, 2023 , the transfiguration cathedral of the moscow patriarchate in odesa, which is a unesco cultural heritage site, suffered significant destruction due to a rocket attack. the invaders' rocket hit straight into the central altar of the cathedral, the church building was partially damaged, the three lower floors were covered, the interior decoration and icons were badly damaged, and the office premises were completely destroyed. in addition to destroying buildings and cultural objects, russians ... steal artifacts from circuses, museums, and galleries. so, the

spartak stadium, at the national hotel overlooking red square, at the arts center of the cathedral of christ the savior, at the spiredonovo mansion and at the tsaritsina reserve museumects art, history, and geography of russia, weaving in real historical events and those that have become myths that inspired artists. at the exhibition you can see works by lev bakst, ivan belibin, nicholas roerich, victor vosnetsov and many others. this is very strong and it is noticeable in the work of both. we are talking about three directions of such art related to the sacred and mystical mystical experience of many generations of russian artists and writers. we are looking at artists who worked in moscow, who worked in paris. and who worked in that very russian diaspora, where our great ones were, as merishkovsky said, non-exile in the message. guys, go ahead, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, in the laboratory should be quiet, but we still want to support our team for the international. mendeleev olympiad in chemistry milichenko foundation. guys, go ahead. torture, kidnapping, persecution of the church and censorship of the media. the us state department published a report

art. as a result of a direct hit by a russian missile in may 2023 , the national literary and memorial museumyhoriy skovoroda in kharkiv oblast in the village of skovorodinivka caught fire. works were stored in the museum and'. things of a philosopher, as well as books of ancient, medieval and modern poets, ethnographic objects. the most valuable exhibits of the collection were not damaged, they were moved to a safe city in advance. to restore the destroyed museum, 112 million hryvnias must be collected. july 23, 2023. the transfiguration cathedral of the moscow patriarchate in odesa, which is a unesco cultural heritage site, suffered significant destruction due to a rocket attack. the invaders' rocket hit the central altar of the cathedral, the temple building was partially damaged, the ceiling of three lower floors, badly damaged interior. decoration and icons, completely destroyed office premises. in addition to destroying buildings of cultural objects, russians steal artifacts from churches, museums, and galleries. this is how the russian invaders robbed the kherson art museum named after

nationally and internationally. as it approaches 50 years. and on this milestone birthday. >> the partnership with san francisco museum of modern art is historic. >> sf mo ma purchased more than 100 works by artists associated with creative growth and its peer organizations creativity explored and nurturing independence through artistic development for its permanent collection. making the museum home to one of the largest collections of works by artists with disabilities. >> really elevates and brings the voices of artists with disabilities fully into the contemporary art world in a way that is respectful of their practice of who they are as people and puts them as colleagues to some of the most noted contemporary artists of our day. >> for so long museums and especially large institutions, such as sf moma have been very restrictive about who deserves to have the museum -- have their art shown in the museum. >> inside the museum a space to see the creative growth exhibition. >> ranging from alice wong who paints vintage photographs to ron who creates large-scale portraits to camille who is behind me who creates autobiographical drawings. they

art deco. she worked on the project for more than 11 years. you can view the exhibition at the lviv national museum until may 25. we have a lot of surrealism in our lives now, in the worst sense of the word. and we, artists, believe that it is necessary to paint not destruction, but life, renaissance, but not war. because there is a lot of war around. therefore , this exhibition is life-affirming. but it requires the viewer to read my accompanying texts, which i also worked on for a long time. olga is always a mystery to me, the fact that she invents a new topic is a discovery, then she researches it very carefully, she studies the fundamentals, sources, she reads complex books, for this topic she went to hebrew, she reads and watches these original, these materials are in the original. ukrainian judoka daria bilodid won the european federation championship judo of ukraine reported that daria performed in the weight category up to 57 kg and managed to cope with all her rivals. in the final match, the ukrainian met kaya kaiser from slovenia, the silver medalist of euro-2021 and defeated her. this go