petersburg, the historical and literary museum near pushkin, and the museum. daily mastery in the name are the aryginal palatal vigils of the satsart vyachaslava zabelina trapila ў jozen exhibition hall. our career supporter, natalya bardzyalouskaya, looked at carcinoma in the direction of nankanmizm. nankanfarmism is a direct reference to the soviet tradition of the 50s-80s, or as one might say, alternative, conceptual. vyachaslava zabelin is a bright ancestor -nankanfarmist, unconventional in form of self-sufficiency and change... thoughtfulness, his name has become part of the history of his mastery, change as an important part of the underground. many went abroad, worked in france, lived and worked in america, canada, in the nineties, when it came from now , they, these artists officially began to exhibit, their works, already in the nineties, they seemed to have grown on socialist soil, they were exhibited, but they were still living and working in radzim. in pastavets, the period becomes papular. my work was purchased by the trade union, the russian museum and other criminal inst

and the twenty-fifth anniversary of his creative activity, a unique exhibition opened at the pushkin museum. modern fashion, coming off the catwalk, has become high art. the suit is an imprint. time, the state of culture, the economy, say, the state of the political spirit, that is, you can read a lot from the costume, that is, this is a whole book, anna karenina, the russian avant-garde, the king of the sun, butterfly, catherine the great, vrubel, the names of the collections speak for themselves , each show is a reference to russian painting, literature, ballet and... of course he i wanted to show it, well, in the west, firstly, for sure, because he made ianna korenina, a lot, he made his dresses from orenburg scarves, and he wanted to show the west that our fashion can be very beautiful, they were then able to see what a russian designer from russia was, each new collection of yudashkin aroused admiration and surprise, for example, in violins, the outfits looked like musical instruments, in a still life they looked like giant vases, on a trip from st. petersburg to moscow, one of the dre

a unique exhibition on the kingdom of urartu opened today at the pushkin museum in moscow.and other artifacts , some of which, by the way, are being exhibited for the first time, report by guli boltaeva, director of the eribuni museum, a rare person who knows cuneiform writing and can read what was written by one of the most famous monarchs of urartu. argishti, we are proud, says the doctor of archeology, that we are the heirs of one of the most powerful powers in the first millennium bc , the hermitage recalls. who had their last joint exhibition and the fact that peatrovsky sr. found his bride in armenia during excavations. he said that his most important find in armenia was hripsime mikhailovna dzhanoladzyan, she was also a famous archaeologist, in the year 1941, during excavations repsemia mikhailovna found a figurine of a deity. they brought it to pushkinsky from several museums in armenia. exhibits that have not previously left the country, well, a boot, for example, this is the high level of quality with which things are made, and you understand at some point that no

more than 100 works from armitage, tritik, pushkin and russian museums were presented at the jewish museum exhibition is dedicated to the writer franz kavka; my colleague zinaida kurbatova was one of the first to appreciate the exhibition. the concept of the exhibition process in the jewish museum tolerance center is well thought out and structured. by wearing headphones you can listen to excerpts from kavka’s work - this is an addition to the video series. within the walls of fancy spaces, masterpieces of painting and graphics, created over the last 100 years. kavka needs no introduction; it is no coincidence that he is called a key figure in the literature of the 20th century. in late soviet times, people said ironically, we were born to make the cafe come true. oddly enough, this is incredibly relevant in our time, because the problems of loneliness, the problems of one, as it were, small person in a big society, the problem is that nothing has changed in 100 years, a writer of jewish origin, born in prague, trained as a lawyer, worked in an office, was burdened by routine work, he his

more than 100 works from the collections of the hermitage, pushkin and russian museums, as well as from. an exhibition dedicated to the writer franz kavka, as well as the parallels between his work and the main phenomena of art of the 20th century, is opening at the jewish museum in moscow. my colleague zinaida kurbatova was one of the first to appreciate the exhibition. the concept of the exhibition process in the jewish museum of the tolerance center is well thought out and structured; putting on headphones you can listen to excerpts from kavka’s works, this is an addition to the video series. on the walls of quaint spaces, masterpieces of painting and graphs created over the last 100 years. kavka needs no introduction, it is no coincidence that he is called a key figure in the literature of the century, in late soviet times people sneered, we were born to make kavka a reality. oddly enough, this is incredibly relevant in our time, because the problems of loneliness, the problems of one, seemingly small person in a big society, the problem of the lack of internal security, nothing has

exhibition is occupied by paintings from the collections of the tretyakov hermitage, the pushkin and russian museums great artists resonate with creativity an outstanding writer, how franz kavka's vision comes true in the new century. you can learn about all this by visiting the new exhibition. at 16:30, watch andrei malakhov’s program today. new details in the case of the mysterious death of sixteen-year-old daana lina in kamensko-uralskoye: the mother of a cyclist detained on suspicion of murder broke her silence. they are all ready to kill me, like the mother of a maniac in the entrance, they have already caught me. the woman wants to prove that her son is not guilty of anything and is ready to reveal the truth, why edward followed her that night and what he was doing in the forest, and what changed in the dark park, 2 months after the tragedy? well, today on our channel there is a continuation of the astro-plot spy drama fever. a deadly disease is taking thousands of lives in africa, and a pandemic is threatening the entire world. russian virologists are working on creating a vaccine, but they a

a unique exhibition on the kingdom of urartu has opened at the pushkin museum in moscow.nd his bride in armenia on excavations he said that his most important discovery in armenia was hripsime mikhailovna dzhanola. she was also a famous archaeologist, in the year 1941, during excavations, repimia mikhailovna found a statue of a deity. an exhibit that had never left the country was brought to pushkinsky from several museums in armenia. well, a boot, for example, is a high level of quality with which things are made, you understand at some point that now such quality, in general , is quite difficult to find, to make such a thing, this there must be a potter of a very high level, a stone document on which is carved in 782 bc king argishti built the iribuni fortress, thus laying the foundation of the future capital of armenia, this passport of yerevan was found in the middle of the century by soviet archaeologists, in the funds of moonshine... especially valuable monumental paintings found at the temple of god khaldi in the large hall of the orgishti palace in oribun, from th

konstantin krutikov news khabarov a unique exhibition on the kingdom of uraartu has opened at the pushkin museumtes of the first millennium bc is rich in ceramics, military clothing and other artifacts , some of which, by the way, are being exhibited for the first time, report by guli boltaeva, director of the eribuni museum, a rare person who knows cuneiform writing and can read what is written by one of the most famous monarchs of urartu. argishtiisheri, sonishty. we are proud, says the doctor. the last joint exhibition and the fact that the elder peatrovsky found his bride in armenia during excavations. he said that his most important find in armenia was hripsime mikhailovna dzhanoladzyan, she was also a famous archaeologist, in 1941, during an excavation. in pushkinsk , exhibits that had never left the country were brought from several museums in armenia. well, a boot, for example, is a high level of quality with which things are made, and you at some point you realize that nowadays it’s generally quite difficult to find such quality, to make such a thing, it must be a potter of a very high

most of the exhibitions are occupied by paintings from the collections of the hermitage museum, the pushkince. they are all ready to kill me, like the mother of a maniac in the entrance, they were catching dinner. the woman wants to prove that her son is not guilty of anything and is ready to reveal the truth, why did edward follow dana that night and what was he doing in the forest, and what changed in the dark park, 2 months after the tragedy? well, today on our channel there is a continuation of the action-packed spy drama fever. a deadly disease is claiming thousands of lives in africa and is threatening the entire world with a pandemic. russian virologists are working on creating a vaccine, but they are fiercely opposed by global pharmaceutical companies. struggle and love in the new episodes of fever. watch right after the evening news. vesti follows the development of major events in russia over abroad. stay with us. good afternoon everyone, today we have a continuation of the noisy story about the death of sixteen-year-old data. the mother of eduard golikov, detained on suspicion of

the pushkin card works successfully, when schoolchildren can get to museums, but if we. about the development of sports, but now the sections are paid and the purchase of this or equipment is quite expensive, why not introduce such a sports card by analogy with pushkinskaya. working with the younger generation is a priority for every deputy, noted deputy chairman of the youth policy committee mikhail kiselyov. this convocation prepared more than fifty initiatives aimed at improving the lives of young people. youth potential. russia is huge, and the state duma, together with the relevant department, is creating all the opportunities for its implementation. maria burkova, anna melikyanyan, alexey chaburkov, vladislav alekseev, parliamentary hour. children's car seats, bicycles, playpens and other products will become more accessible if we support the domestic companies that produce them. deputies in the first reading adopted a bill that introduces a reduced tax rate for such enterprises. dmitry oreshkin found out exactly what goods were proposed to be included in the prefe

museum. this was once the estate of pushkin's grandmother, maria hannibal.pushkin felt like a master here, he felt like such a wrestler, before that in moscow he was a fat, clumsy child, very gloomy, and zakharova seemed to breathe life into him, he became a very cheerful child, he ran around the meadows, fields, knocked down the heads of flowers, imagining himself as a fairy-tale hero. as museum historians were able to establish, a tablecloth, or just a napkin, was used for serving in order to rid the stuffed pike of excess broth, they wrapped it in something, probably pushkin remembers his stay here at the holiday, when guests arrive, well, they probably cooked pike when some ceremonial guests arrived, and it also happens... pike in a stocking, they like to cook it for the new year in the family of rostov resident elena ovchinnikova. our fish looks more like a whale than a pike. from a whole fish, not yet gutted, you need to remove the skin without damaging it, just dry your fingers like this, it comes off very well, and let me tell you one more secret, we

here it is, but i probably wouldn’t have taken it upon myself to create a museum , another idea spurred me on: that alexander pushkintimes, andrei bely was born there, when he came to moscow, he stopped and lived for a long time in alexander blok, barbat 51, and vladimir solovyov, a mystic, was such a poet, and so i took it on. although they warned me, they say you will lose your health, but nothing will work out, i know i haven’t lost the funds and that’s all it turned out, in my opinion, i know that you brought us an interesting thing, an incredible precious relic, this is a postcard, which is a copy, a photocopy of that postcard, because i gave a fake a year ago as a gift to the yeseninsky nature reserve. this is just a continuation of the village of konstantinovo, it’s one long, big village , from there, here’s shtempel, kuzminskaya, he sends it to the volunteer sasha, who worked in a magazine for everyone, it was called a magazine for everyone, that’s what’s written here, it’s written here, yes , dear sashka, i would flog you by your hair, yes, you won’t get it, what are you doing, i promised to write a letter,

, well, maybe i wouldn’t have taken on ekaterina yuryevna to create a museum. then, another idea inspired me, that alexander pushkinere, when he came to moscow, he stayed, alexander blok barbat lived for a long time in 51 houses, uh, he also lived in this one in the yard and vladimir solovyov, such a mystic poet , so i took it, although i was warned. you will lose your health, but nothing will work out, the means, yes, i know, i didn’t lose everything, it worked out, in my opinion, serivich, i know that you brought us an interesting thing, an incredible precious relic, this is a postcard, which, this is a copy, a photocopy of that postcards, because a year ago i donated the postcard to the yeseninsky nature reserve in the village of konstantinovo. this is the fifteenth year and it was sent from the village of kuzminskaya, and kuzminskoye is just continuation of the village of konstantinov, this is one long, large village, from there. postmark kuzminskaya he sends it to the volunteer sasha, who worked in a magazine for everyone, it was called a magazine for everyone, that’s what it says here, it’s written here, here

this table, i have it here catherine did not take up the creation of the museum, but i was spurred on by another idea: alexander pushkinre, stayed there when he came to moscow, alexander barbat lived on duty in 51 houses, lived there in this courtyard and vladimir solovyov was such a mystic poet, so i took it, although they warned me, they say you will lose your health, but nothing will work out, i know, i didn’t lose everything , it worked out, in my opinion, sergevich, i know that you brought us an interesting thing, an incredible precious relic, this is a postcard, which is a copy, a photocopy from that postcard, because... this is the fifteenth year and it was sent from the village of kuzminskaya, and kuzminsko is just a continuation of the village of konstantinov, it ’s one long, big village, from there, here’s stempel, kuzminskaya , he sends it volunteer sasha, who worked in a magazine for everyone. it was called a magazine for everyone, that’s what it says here, it’s written here, here’s a volunteer , dear sashka, i would have spanked you by your veils, but you won’t get me, why did you promise to write a letter

, this is it, but maybe i wouldn’t take on the creation of a museum, ekaterina yuevna, then i was inspired by another idea: alexander pushkin time . alexander blok barbat lived in the 51st house, and vladimir solovyov also lived in this courtyard, he was such a mystic poet, so i took it, although i was warned, they say you will lose your health, but nothing will work out, servich, i know that you didn’t lose everything , in my opinion, servich, i know that you brought us an interesting thing, an incredible precious relic, this is a postcard, which, this is a copy, a photocopy from that postcard, because i gave it as a gift a year ago , to the yesenin nature reserve in the village of konstantinovo, this is the fifteenth year and it was sent from the village of kuzminskaya, and kuzminskaya is simply a continuation of konstantinov’s body, this is what one... small village, from there, here is stempel, kuzminskaya, he sends it to a volunteer sasha, who worked in a magazine for everyone, it was called a magazine for everyone. that’s what’s written here, it’s written here, here’s a volunteer, dear sashka, i’d spank you by your wh

but i might not have taken on ekaterina yuevna the creation of a museum, but i was spurred on by another idea, that in alexander pushkinoming to moscow, alexander blok lived for a long time, barbat 51 house. vladimir solovyov, a mystic, was such a poet , also lived there in this courtyard, so i took it on, although they warned me, they say you will lose your health, but nothing will work out, the means, yes, i know, i didn’t lose it, everything worked out, in my opinion , i know that you brought us an interesting thing, an incredible precious relic, this is a postcard, which, this is a copy. a photocopy of that postcard, because a year ago i donated the original to the yesenensky nature reserve in the village of konstantinovo, this is the fifteenth year and it was sent from the village of kuzminskaya, and kuzminsko is just a continuation of the village of konstantinovo, it ’s one long big village, from there, here ’s the kuzminskaya stamp, he sends it to a volunteer... sasha, who worked in the magazine for everyone, he it was called a magazine for everyone, that’s what it says here, it’s written here, here’s a voluntee

sergegevich pushkin, the captain's daughter, published in 1891, interesting, there is one, the circulation was a thousand. only a few copies have survived to this day, some are kept in museums0 rubles. please, by the way, about books, can you tell me where the toilet is nearby? there's a cinema center around the corner, there's a restroom there, that's it, goodbye, goodbye. look , you have something in your pockets, right? okay, just a minute, put your bag down, don’t worry, take it, everything is fine, i’m clean, clean, kolya, kolya, come here, let’s go, everything is clear, clear. excuse me, senior lieutenant, here are your documents, excuse me, i’ll think about whether to apologize or not, give me the gun, here, and give me your bag here, i don’t understand, where is the book, what book, what, what book, antique book, look carefully, damn, what kind of nonsense, look carefully, no one took anything from ours , there are no my things here at all, this is not my bag, don’t worry, we have video cameras everywhere , it’s recorded, oh, damn, just wait with with your video cameras, sorry, from isala, victor, for god's sake, sorry again , come on, goodbye, hello, victor the fin

pushkin. production and musical design by indeikina. at the art museum the movement of trees, the bends of the river, if it falls into the artist’s field of vision, if it is a sunset or vice versa, an ascent, all of nature, it changes, it lives, in unison with human experiences, these are all experiences and beauty of the worlds that we all need so much now, it is captured in these works of the fifties, sixties, even forties, so we are discovering a new world and a new artist, the philharmonic orchestra of radio france is giving a concert in vienna concerthouse, soloist solga betpa, conductor mika frank. the flanders opera house is showing a recording of mozart's opera the marriage of figgor in the premiere production by actor and director tom. musical director of the production, french conductor. handel's opera julia caesar in egypt will be performed at the champs-Élysées theatre , sung by chichili bartoli, carla vistoli, sarah mengarda and max emmanul cencic. at the conductor's desk of the orchestra are the musicians of prince monaco gianca capuana. th

premiere musical and dramatic performance dubrovsky based on pushkin’s story, staged by irina pokhomova. the gorki leninsky reserves museum, posters and much more, from the collection of the artist’s family and museum collections. the khvarostovsky arts festival continues at the krasnoyarsk philharmonic with a concert by the honored ensemble of russia, the symphony orchestra of the st. petersburg philharmonic, soloist ilya papayan, conductor nikolai alekseev. the nizhny novgorod opera and ballet theater named after pushkin continues the boldensky autumn festival of chikkovsky's peak opera. staged by valery fokin, conductor-producer dmitry senkovsky. the brest drama theater is showing a play by timofey ilyevsky based on the story by alexander olesya kuprina on the stage of the nizhny novgorod drama theater as part of the 11th russian theater festival named after gorkov. and the belarusian national theater named after yanka kupala continues the program of the kachalov festival in kazan with the play pavlinka, directed by lev litvinov. the fauberge museum presents a large-scale retrospective of boris grigoriev in the new exh