famous artist, writer and poet, and this is also such a... the true story of how the youth around novakivskyeloped in this environment, because it was not only about art, and we can say, although i know that it is controversial question, but yakiv hnizdovskyi is one of the most famous ukrainian artists in the american field, his paintings hung in the white house, and he was also an art researcher. er, and the artist, er, and myron - lewinsky, actually, he is also a very famous artist, who developed as well independent, independent like that in painting, very interesting, bright such a path he had and very successful, edward kozak, he is actually just interesting that he took this line in a caricature, and this is what he created and used very qualitatively. i am thinking now, you are enumerating, i think how many of these people ended up abroad, yes, that is, how many ukraine, well, lost, how, how many artists , but not how many of its citizens who have, but how strong the school should have been and this impulse to be ukrainian is so strong that they all left a ukrainian signature for them,

great-great-granddaughter, great-granddaughter of oleksans novakivskyi and the initiator of the novakivskycial project. congratulations. hello, thank you for the invitation. dzvenislava, thank you for finding the opportunity to come to us and talk about oleksa novakivskyi. i will start with one phrase that resonates with me terribly. this is the phrase of taras luzynskyi, an icon painter from lviv , to a collector, a collector who said the following: i hate the expression novakivskyi is talented a ukrainian artist, he is a world -class artist, no one will put him on a pedestal, except for us. i think that this can be said not only about nobakivskyi, but also about many ukrainian artists who are misunderstood and under-seen by us, yes. er, tell me, please, what is the uniqueness and value of novakivsky and why is he still not on the pedestal, in your opinion? huh, i think the first one will be easier, the second one will be more difficult, uh, why these, what's the value? well, we know all the world names, it's klimt, monet, van gogh, and these are the people who essentially helped the worl

zvenislava novakivska, the great-granddaughter of oleks novakivski and the founder of novakivski spece , was my guest today. thank you for being with us. these are proper names. i'll see you in a week. thank you. vasyl zima's big broadcast. two hours of airtime, two hours of your time. two hours to... know about the war and how the world lives two hours to be aware of economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like family to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso. congratulations! we are asking for your help in searching for three children from the kherson region, they are diana kobzar, viti azarov and angelina fadeeva. and now in a little more detail. so, 15-year-old diana disappeared in the village of lazurne in the skadovsky district of the kherson region. it happened on january 1 , 2023, and since then, unfortunately, about the girl nothing is known. now the azure is temporaril

novakivski, a large part of his, his works, he actually just too, based a lot on the revival. there areols of rebirth, in fact, there are a lot of reinterpreted myths that he carried, which are, let’s say, for the average person in soviet times, it was very harmful, uh, it was impossible to establish a world context at all, it was, it was dangerous , it was dangerous, and that's exactly why, if we're talking about him, one of the reasons is that he was procrastinated. by the soviet authorities, i'm sorry, he went through a procrustean tower, and this is actually just this procrustean tower, it led to the fact that they cut off everything they could from him and left such a cut, as in our time there was a cut of shevchenko, and as a singer of the poor people , well, it was a fragment of a person who actually could draw peasants, and that is, this ethnography is the only thing that was left, how it could be written. not at least somehow in a socialist realist if life and if as some certain as some certain element at the same time as the same taras luzynskyi he said that there is a big pro

well, as an enterprising man, he tried to constantly undercut the price of paintings, and since novakivskyas in favor of it, well, that is, it was an opportunity to keep him the price for living, and in addition to living , well, in maintaining the school as well, because very often it turned out that those who came there, they came, well, let's say this, it was often a story when novakivskyi was there and fed, and provided, and was. were different, and that's why it was important to him, and his, his paintings were expensive, and he kept that brand of expensive painting, but at the same time, if he didn't keep that brand of expensive painting, then his students wouldn't become those successful ones either, and wouldn't be able to feel that a painting can be sold expensively, listen, and what does it mean when diana kolychko says that novakivskyi is the most expensive ukrainian artist, what does she mean, and actually this is exactly what she means. a very important topic that we have not yet touched on with you, but which i am terribly interested in, is your relationship with great-grandf

very famous artist, writer and poet, and this is also such a vivid story of how the youth around novakivskyd in this environment, because it was not only about art, and we can say, although i know that it is controversial question, but how about him... stovskyi is one of the most famous ukrainian artists in the american field, his paintings were hung in the white house, and he was also an art researcher, an artist, and myron levynskyi, this is exactly us, well he is also a very famous artist who developed as well, self-employed, self-employed. the very successful edward kozak also had such a path, it is actually just interesting that he took this caricature line, and this is what he created very qualitatively and used, i think now you are enumerating, i think how many abroad people ended up, yes, that is, how much ukraine spent, as artists, no, but as their own. citizens who have, but how strong was the school and how strong was this impulse to be ukrainian, that they all left a ukrainian signature for them, they left the signature is ukrainian, that is, there is an american of ukrainian or

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