to come... 5 years, and we will celebrate the 150th anniversary of our museum, the all-russian pushkin museuml of russia, and which originates from the lyceum museum that was created by pushkin’s friends. i hope that by this time we will be able to talk about the existence of some new educational institution. with whom our museum will be ready to cooperate, and i think that the education of people especially destined for the most important parts of the public service remains as relevant today, as it was in those days when the outstanding russian reformer mikhail mikhailovich spiransky, proposed to create a new educational institution to write: hello, my name is dmitry bak, i am the host of a literary podcast called let them not speak, let them read, our first guest today is no less than anton pavlovich chekhov, and we will speak today we’ll talk about it in a wonderful way. of the entire 19th century , only three russian writers are relevant to the whole world: leo tolstoy, fyodor dostoevsky and anton pavlovich chekhov, is that how you feel about this?

years will pass, and we will celebrate the 150th anniversary of our... museum, the all-russian pushkin museume of russia, and which originates from the lyceum museum that was created by pushkin’s friends, i hope that by this time we will be able to talk about the existence of which - a new educational institution with which our museum will be ready to cooperate, and i think that the education ... of people especially destined for the most important parts of the public service remains as relevant today as it was. in those days when the outstanding russian reformer mikhail mikhailovich spiransky proposed the creation of a new educational institution and wrote its charter. in one of his letters, spiransky wrote: “the idea of ​​the lyceum belongs to me, onov’s charter was written by me, although others stole all the glory.” this was a precious history podcast. and i, its presenter, director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkin, sergei nikrashev. this is the easy money podcast, i’m its host , mikhail khanov, and today we’ll talk about a topic that concerns everyone. rising foo

, the first pushkin museum russia, a museum under the emperorhat in 1917, during the revolutionary events, it disappeared. since there really was a corresponding incident, this is not entirely true, because it was stolen, it was such an extraordinary incident much earlier at the end of the 19th century, and since they did not want to talk about it and arrange it, which means drawing attention to it, they did a copy of this ring and put it in a display case, it was this copy that was stolen. but fortunately those impressions were made from the real ring, which we see, this is ivan sergeevich turgein, yes, whom we should have shown much later, but we are showing now, on him, also below, if we look, so to speak, on his hand, on his right, also this ring, judging apparently, we assume that this is the ring, there is also an image of zhukovsky. which is presented here, it must be said that ivan sergeevich turgenev, when before him, this was a long shot, he was going to make it like that, well, moving on. was left without the hand of the next, named,

humanities, where i also serve, that’s how it was all in your mind, it’s important to me that the pushkin museumlly grew in size, the pushkin museum was created as a museum of universal culture, universal in the sense that any person, first of all a student, is still a university museum, tsvetaev is a university professor, of course, that means he... european cities are filled with gleptotheks, that is, copies of famous sculptures, made for educational purposes. so tsvetaev makes a non-hyptotheque, he goes to klein, they build a museum, the architecture of which in itself is an illustration of the history of art. not only do you enter through the greco-roman portico, you go up, which means you enter the egyptian vestibule, which is made in the egyptian style, you go to the pink staircase, you have a greek staircase on your left side. and even the most incredible thing, something that few people remember now, on the frieze above the main staircase there are two inscriptions in greek, the first sounds like this: the best of all is the desire for beautiful, i will translate you, because greek is no

we are glad that this museum did not fade into oblivion, did not die, but, constantly developing, passed from one incarnation to another. that was created by pushkin’sbe able to talk about the existence of some new educational institution with which our museum will be ready cooperate, and i think that the education of people especially destined for the most important parts of the public service remains also relevant. and i, its presenter, director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkin, sergei nekrasov. hello, in the sunday time program, about the events of this day of the outgoing week. the right to be strong, russia will either be a sovereign, self-sufficient, sovereign power, or it will not exist at all, from the very movement of vladimir putin as a presidential candidate was unanimously supported by the congress. only on our terms, there will be peace when we achieve our goals, a new mobilization will not be required, but our defenders need help, the front in a week. over the course, i would say, you are on the right path, comrades. results of the year with vladimir putin. 4 hours of direct questions and frank answers. someone

the rumyantsov museum is disbanded, the western european collection comes and we want to make a big exhibition about it, which means then a collection appears between the hermitage and pushkinters decides to rename the museum of fine arts and give it the name of alexander sergeevich pushkin, but this is really the thirty -seventh year, moreover, on our portico on the left side, but not on... so you can’t talk about texts that you haven’t held in your hands, only seen or heard , but we recognize books in conversation, and books that were published, well, this is the beginning of the 20th century, the very beginning, no, this is specifically the book about which i’m saying now, this is a book just published in 1937 for the centenary with just a lot , i also know what it is, here it is with an embossed profile portrait on the cover. i read small tragedies there, i read evgeniy negin there, i read gypsies there, the only thing i didn’t read was not there, i didn’t i read pushkin’s fairy tales there , yeah, pushkin’s fairy tales, well, probably before simply, i just read a lot before, yes, to lukomura the green oak, i learned it thanks to the efforts of my grandmother at the age

for another 5 years and we will celebrate the 150th anniversary of our museum, the all-russian museum pushkiniginates from the lyceum museum that was created by pushkin’s friends, i hope that by this time we will be able to talk. especially intended for the most important parts of the public service, remains as relevant today as it was in those days when the outstanding russian reformer, mikhail mikhailovich spiransky, proposed. to create a new educational institution wrote its charter. in one of his letters , spiransky wrote: the idea of ​​the lyceum belongs to me, onov’s charter was written by me, although all the glory others kidnapped. it was a podcast of precious history, and i, its host, was the director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevitch pushkin, sergei nikras. friends, hello, this is a sit down podcast about raising children, and possibly adults, our guest today is larisa surkova, an amazing woman, mother of seven, seven children, psychologist, children's, adult, author of numerous books, they call larisa. lawyer for children's souls, we have a huge number of questions

are watching the precious stories podcast and we , its hosts, the director of the all-russian pushkin museumkan, the author of surprisingly interesting books that are truly dedicated to jewelry, but jewelry of a dual nature, these are various kinds of rings, rings, and so on, but most importantly, they are connected with the heroes of our culture, with our... from the first, a ring with a lamp, a ring that was made by a group of young people who called it the green lamp, which means that the society, the green lamp, gathered at nikita vseluzhsky on the theater square, they read poems, sang songs, did a lot of things, here they are, it means , to define their community of some kind, their group, so to speak, commitment to each other, yes, they ordered such a ring, this is known about it, but no one has ever seen and not heard. yes this is true. by the way, nikitilovsky’s house, where all this happened, has been preserved in excellent condition. and alexander sergeevich pushkin, when he met him, would later write that he was a momentary friend of his momentary youth. and indeed, this was conne

he was born in ufa, where there is a memorial plaque, and so the hero of his book asked at the pushkin museum , remember, we are there with you there were, and what things in the poet’s house were authentic, and they seriously answered him that there was a forest, a field, a river, “they have been preserved from pushkin’s times, yes, just like everything was in our time. so the bashkir tourist romantics dreamed of showing visitors, and well, their own to the aborigines, the true life of the people in natural historical conditions, authentic housing, household items, transport that have survived to our wonderful time. they called the author's tour "real bashshkiria." in an ancient settlement on the banks of the belaya river, already at night... we were met with torches in national clothes, the leader of the tribe sternly asked what our battle cry was and what kind of water we were drinking, well, in the sense of which river we live from which we drink, hmm, on moskvarek, but as for drinking from it, they are here, passport ethical control, we still passed through, we were allowed into the esta

in russia, already 20 years later years when... and which dates back to the lyceum museum that was created by pushkin’sriends, i hope that by this time we will be able to talk about the existence of some new educational institution with which our museum will be ready to cooperate, and i think that the education of people especially destined for the most important... parts of the public service remains as relevant today as it was in those days when the outstanding russian reformer mikhail. mikhailovich spiransky proposed creating a new educational institution wrote its charter. in one of his letters , spiransky wrote: “the idea of ​​the lyceum belongs to me, onov’s charter was written by me, although others stole all the glory.” this was a precious history podcast. and i, its presenter, are the director of the all-russian museum. i’ve been alone for ages, an artist in the age of machines, i confessed to god that i myself decided to kill at least half the way, what i had to go through. i would have asked how i could not go crazy, never trust words, passion , vows and tears, they will hurt you more, i pro

then the shchukin and morozov collection appears, which is divided between the hermitage and pushkin museumot just a retrospection already in tsvetaev’s concept, but it becomes so gradually universal i like the idea of ​​these two inscriptions to me do not come from... art history, and this is also a rebirth, by a person who determines the direction of absolute neo-romanticism, such an outflow of classical european culture, which the hermitage is different, here the hermitage is the collection of the tsar, well, yes, this is a completely different story, why exactly not pushkin, everyone asks me about it. 100 years since the death of alexander sergenvich pushkin , the council of ministers unexpectedly decides to rename the museum of fine arts and give it the name of alexander sergenvich pushkin, but this is really the year thirty-seven , moreover, on our portico on the left side, not on the colonnade, but when you go up to the portico, on the left side hangs an excerpt from the decree, why exactly pushkin, there were a lot of strange things things when his companion suddenly decided to unex

to him. a kind of private collection, which gradually grew over time, stitching and so on, the pushkin museumsal culture, universal in the sense that any person, first of all a student, is after all a university museum tsvetaev and other professor, of course, it means it was important for him to include, firstly, the first point is that russia is part of european culture, and we have exactly the same attitude towards ancient greece as we say... an illustration of which is the architecture of art history, not only do you enter through the greco-roman portico , you go up, which means you go into the egyptian lobby, which is made in the egyptian style, you walk through like pink. that is, the logic is clear, then like even the most incredible thing, something that few people remember now, on the frieze above the main staircase there are two inscriptions in greek, the first reads: like this: the best of all, the desire for beauty, i will reproduce in translation, because greek is not my language, the second goes like this: and consolation for a person from all troubles is art, i didn’t know that

years since the death, the death of alexander sergeevich pushkin, unexpectedly the council of ministers accepts the decision to rename the museumne arts and when assigning it. named after alexander seergevich pushkin, but this is really the thirty -seventh year, moreover, on our portico on the left side, not on the colonnade, but when going up to the portico, on the left side hangs this is a direct excerpt from the resolution, why exactly pushkin, there were a lot of strange things, when his companion decided to suddenly unexpectedly celebrate the centenary of the death of alexander sergenvich pushkin, the round date of birth was somehow not visible, the collected works were published and 16 tons, several because what. i have a book at home that my great-grandfather bought, it’s a thick volume that i read as a child, with the spine torn off long ago, but which my mother read, then i read, now here are our dears interlocutors, you can’t talk about texts that you haven’t held in your hands, you’ve only seen or heard, but we recognize books in conversation, and books that have been published, well, this is the very beginning of th

we will talk about those rings that were. and i, the director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkine his two rings . on right hand, on the thumb of the right hand, this is exactly the ring with the emerald that we just saw, the second ring, as contemporaries, so to speak, contemporaries recognized in it the vyrontsov ring, lost, but then we will talk about it separately, well, a ring with an emerald, if i may say two more words, a ring with an emerald, it really was one of pushkin’s favorite objects, i got it. him, then sparks run through him for the seventh year, that when he looks at from heels to head, and wants, dahl wrote, to take on something decent, that is, this pushkin ring, it did good and encouraged. to perform good deeds, which dali wrote very well about, well, in general , it means that the emerald, he determines according to the calendar of stones, should belong to people who were born in may, so pushkin was born on may 26, and we know that when he ended up in exile in mikhailovskoye, which means he wrote to his brother lev all the time, asking him to send him exactly.

watching the podcast precious history and we are its presenters, the director of the all-russian pushkin museummikhailovich nekrasov and i ekaterina varkan. well, after all, pushkin still means that we are still in crimea with vorontsova and is waiting for his expulsions from the spouse of the governor-general, but the governor-general herself is from sovertsov, they were not in crimea, they were in odessa, although the position was general- the governor of novorossiya, and pushkin was in odessa, they went back and forth, by the way, here are two poems. talisman, remember, one thing begins where the sea forever splashes on deserted rocks, where the moon lazily shines in the late hour of the evening darkness, where muslims spend their days in grief, enjoying their days, there is a sorceress, caressing me , she handed me a talisman, and caressingly she said: keep my talisman, it has a mysterious power, it was given to you by love, this is this gift that is fixed in poetry , there are different versions, the version that he exceeded his powers, pushkin in relation, so to speak, to his wife, which

art critics, marina was here too loshak, the former director of the pushkin state museum of fine artsforeign agent anna mangait, and the former director of the gallery, zelfira trigulova. tell me, how do you feel about a special military operation? i don’t know what you ’re talking about, just as you don’t know, we’re going on now special, it works for you, it doesn’t work for me, yeah, i was very amused by the comment of mrs. trigolova, who was going to complain to the management. province for the questions asked, i would really like to ask the governor of the nizhny novgorod region gleb sergeevich nikitin a question, you have already received a complaint that the liberal community does not favor either freedom of the press or freedom of speech in our country, but how do you like it? it works for you, it doesn’t work for me, envy and fear, telling the truth, listening to the truth, that’s what rules all these people fear of the truth, because in this truth there is no place, and the truth is forged there in the donbass, with sweat, with blood, with the lives of our guys, that’s where

cultural event, experts, art historians, there was marina loshak , former director of the pushkin state museumt-time mother of foreign agent anna mangait, and former director of the teryakov gallery, zelfira trigulova, collector dmitry volodin, director of the garage museum. anton belov, listen, the journalists tried to ask them a few questions, marina, the presence of your daughter and nephew andrei loshak in the registry influenced the non-renewal of the contract with gmi, i don’t understand what you are talking about, will it affect your participation in projects with government funding, you recently accepted the state gallery fund for paintings from gelman’s collection, including those depicting. i would really like to ask the governor of the nizhny novgorod region, gleb sergeevich nikitin, a question: you have already been contacted with a complaint that the liberal community does not favor either freedom of the press or freedom of speech in our country, but how do you like it? you know, now we have a special one, it works for you, it doesn’t work for me, that is, we have a svo, but he do

country, specialists, art critics gathered, there was and marina loshak. former director of the pushkin state museum part-time mother of foreign agent anna mangait, and former director of the teryakov gallery, zelfira trigulova, collector dmitry volodin, director of the garage museum anton belov, listen, the journalists tried to ask them a few questions, marina delovnym, the presence of your daughter and nephew andrei loshak in the registry. recently you accepted the state tretikovsky gallery's collection of paintings from gelman's collection, including those depicting, i don't answer either, the girl on these questions, for some reason in nizhny novgorod they ask only provocative questions, and i will say about this oleg okay, artist, yes, yes, tell me, how do you feel about a special military operation? i... and these guys will return, there are many of them, and why, again we stick out the formula from our currents... troubles, envy and fear, tell the truth, listen to the truth, it is precisely all these people who are ruled by fear of the truth, because in this there is no place for the truth, b

the name of richtor is closely connected with the pushkin museum, these are december evenings, which first concert of december evenings for us. richter is part of the same part of the history of the museum as the pushkin fine arts, its collection of paintings and graphics by domestic foreign artists. their special friendship with irina antonova lasted for many years and was preserved on camera footage. but richtor's apartment was also a museum, in known throughout cultural moscow, in the famous house on the big armored road. richter moved here in 1971, on the last sixteenth panel floor. high-rise buildings, architect friends combined two apartments. this is how a place arose where the musical genius lived and an exhibition space with a collection of his art collections and a mini-concert hall. the situation was recreated in the smallest detail. when deciding on renovations, museum staff thought not only about preserving unique items, but about the special spirit of this place. well, for example, they saved the same one parquet from the seventies, or pay attention, this is the straw th

at the pushkin museum , the exhibition of ivan sergeevich turgenev from the history of cinema continuesons included in the russian golden series of silent films, ending with films of the 21st century. many of turgenev’s works were repeatedly filmed, so the exhibition provides an opportunity to compare, for example, two film adaptations of the noble nest, four coronations of fathers and children, and recall the films of ass. the day before and many others see photo tests of famous actors in the unfinished project of sergei solovyov, ivan turdenev and polina veardo, metaphysics of love. the krasnoyarsk drama theater named after pushkin presents the premiere. oleg rybkin staged a play based on the novel by alexei nikolaevich tolstoy. the arts square festival continues in st. petersburg. vladimir spevakov and the moscow virtuosi chamber orchestra dedicated a program of works by bach, mozart, and webern to the memory of yuri temerkanov. and schonberg. the premiere is playing at the saturday theater a performance by kiril lyukevich, another campaign of the cunning idalgo donquixote lomanchesk

conditions for preserving art objects in the region are at the level of the tretovka, pushkin and hermitage museumsrded around the clock, because that there are firearms, cold weapons and also items of fighting metal. a special pride is restoration. and ceramic works, works of art made of metal and decorative arts, and a special microclimate was created here for their storage. one of the main acquisitions of the tula depository is this special huge room, equipped with special racks that will allow you to store here more than 5,000 items of clothing, historical clothing, for example, clothes that were worn hang on this rack tula. peasant women, this is such a shirt, poneva is a curtain skirt, all this is made by hand, everything is original, look here, such gold, sequins, patterns, such clothes could be afforded for a peasant woman to go out on a holiday. the depository should become a multifunctional cultural complex, a center for creative children and an arts fund have already opened here... the first exhibition was an exposition of masterpieces of the 20th century, this is a work from the famous

petersburg winter palace, this is a joint project of the armitage of the pushkin state museum of fines of the 18th century. alexey komarov will continue. in the nikolaevsky hall of the winter palace, where the exhibition opened, more was presented. paintings from the collection that catherine ii began to collect, under the strict guidance of the philosopher denis diderot. here in armitage denidro is our man, he is, after all , catherine’s main consultant, and an intermediary in the purchase great collections. very quickly, the annual parisian salons became a mark of quality; artists painted both full-length and small works especially for the exhibition, which were then hung in the louvre. here’s the principle: diderot, at the request of his friend melchior grima , wrote reviews for each exhibition, which were included in the handwritten publication of literary correspondence, which was incredibly popular among kings from different countries. dedro began this activity with great enthusiasm, and of course, we selected those works that basically, this is the semantic center of our exhibi

podcast of precious stories and i, the host, are the director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkinhest level for ideas to revive an educational institution in tsarskoye selo for training civil servants. about what it will be like. institution, we, of course, will not say what its programs will be, but we will focus on the history of the lyceum on how this educational institution differed from many others. the lyceum arose at the very beginning of the 19th century, when emperor alexander i ascended the throne in 1801, he proposed... a program for transforming the country, but it turned out that in general there was no one to implement this program, there were no trained specialists. high government level, who could, with energy and knowledge of the matter, implement those reforms that the king was going to propose. serious reforms were planned, especially since the emperor’s main assistant in this matter was mikhail mikhailovich spiransky, an outstanding russian reformer, an outstanding statesman of our fatherland, and that ’s it for him. the idea just came to mind to create a speci

this is a podcast of precious stories and i am the host, director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkin talk about the tsarsko-selo lyceum. most recently, support for the ideas of reviving an educational institution in tsarskoye selo for training was confirmed at the highest level. civil servant, about what kind of training it will be institution, what its programs will be, we, of course, will not say, but we will focus on the history of the lyceum on how this educational institution differed from many others. the lyceum arose at the very beginning of the 19th century, when in 1801 the emperor... ascended the throne, he proposed a program for transforming the country, but it turned out that in general there was no one to implement this program, there were no trained specialists of a high state level who could carry out with energy and skill the reforms that were intended the tsar proposed serious reforms, especially since the emperor’s main assistant in this matter was mikhail mikhailovich spiransky, an outstanding russian reformer, an outstanding statesman of our fatherland. and it was

the pushkin museum of fine arts presents an exhibition of the kingdom of urartu, the heritage of ancienthin, vyacheslav lopatin and the bolshoi theater chamber orchestra with the program podd on the fingers and for the fingers. and in the concert hall of the rachmaninoff philharmonic nikolai lugansky and vadim rudenko perform a composition by sergei rachmaninov. a children's album and the seasons of pyotr ilgevichaikovsky will be performed in the large hall of the conservatory. played by andrey pisarev. alexey parshin, vladimir martynov, natalya pavlova, tatyana grendenko and the opuspost ensemble perform a work by bach, bieber and martynov in roman. united by the themes of family and humanity and the work of young artists and sculptors, the exhibition includes works by famous masters of values, the history of the country and the everyday life of our contemporaries. venera gemmadieva and lada labzin give a concert in the organ hall of the perm philharmonic in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the organ. prisca zeisel makes her debut as masha in the ballet the nutcracker at the mikhai

with various phenomena of culture and art of mannerism, through works from the collection of the pushkin museum fairy tale by the brothers grim. production director adrian noble, musical director - alexander soddy. the exhibition "art in nature and the universe" continues in the parisian parcvillet. radali. the images of the artist’s paintings are reproduced directly in the open air using light and digital technologies. more than 3.00 light installations, sculptures and video projections create a kind of labyrinth, walking through which visitors can immerse themselves in the fantasy world of the great surrealist. good morning, hello, happy new year, a couple more days, that’s it, see off, greet, carol, have fun, celebrate. it's time to get serious about the feast, have you stocked up on tangerines? no, then don’t rush until you look at this section, we will recommend you the most delicious, healthy and new year’s tangerines. doctor, is it true that on new year’s eve you can eat tangerines as seeds, firstly, they are low-calorie, and secondly, they are festive, thirdly, there is a lot of vitamin

not animals , chop, chop, pash, chop, there’s pushkin of ours, slaughter, what does pushkin have to do with it, the museumhalf a row down, my son is missing, i am here, vanya, vanya, vanya, here. i’ve been wanting to try it on for a long time, sergei, it’s fine, tomorrow, i know, i won’t go with you, i understand. tivor, sergey, this doesn’t belong to you, i’ve already heard this many, many times, now listen to me, give it back, seryozha, i’ll call the security, there. russians don’t care about pushkin, you don’t know how to appreciate what belongs to you, and you can’t own it, so others will pay for it, those who are able to appreciate it, i ’m saving your pushkin from you, you’re still like children. you are poorly educated, sangler is right and also, you are wild, you are unenlightened, people, we are wild, and shooting fifty gypsies is like old people, children, but a cultured nation, what are you saying, do you understand at all, but contain the message, nadya, i i beg you, masha, i beg you, masha, you kept lying to me, you just told me if i used it, no, yes, no, you hooked me, you hooked me, hooked

nichaev, unknown, we talked about him many times, shag, former director of the state museum of fine arts arts named after pushkinway, part-time mother of foreign agent anna mangait, and former director of the teryakov gallery, zelfira trigulova, collector dmitry volodin, director of the garage museum anton belov, listen, the journalists tried to ask them a few questions, marina dellovna, did the presence of your daughter influence the non-renewal of the contract with gm? i don’t understand what you’re talking about at all, what influences your participation in projects with government funding? recently you accepted the state tretipov gallery 's collection of paintings from gelman's collection, including those depicting, i don't answer these questions either, girl, for some reason in nizhny novgorod they only ask provocative questions, and i 'll tell oleg about this, okay, you artist, yes, yes, tell me, how do you feel about the special, it suits you, it doesn’t suit me, yeah, i was very... amused by the comment of mrs. trigulova, who was going to complain to the leadership of the province for the questions asked

specialists, art historians, there was also marina loshak, former director of the state museum of fine arts arts named after pushkine, the mother of foreign agent anna mangait, and the former director of the terikov gallery, zelfira trigulova, collector dmitry volodin, director of the garage museum anton belov, listen, the journalists tried to ask them a few questions, “the presence of your daughter of the nephew of andrei loshak in the registry influenced the non-renewal of the contract with the state historical museum, i don’t understand what you are talking about, it will affect your participation in projects with government funding, you recently accepted the fund of the state tretikovsky gallery paintings from the elman collection, including those depicting, i don’t answer these questions either, girl, for some reason in nizhny novgorod they only ask provocative questions, and i’ll tell oleg about this, artist.” yes, tell me, what do you think about the special military operation? i don’t know, oh what are you saying, how do you not know, now it works for us, it works for you, it doesn’t work for me, i was very

the darwin museum hosts svyatoslav rictor, continues at the pushkin museum of fine arts with a concertof south asia, which he made. in 1914. the exhibition “author unknown” continues at the museum of russian impressionism; let’s touch on the main thing. the exhibition includes paintings and graphic works by unknown artists of the late 19th and first third of the 20th centuries, as well as works whose authorship has been established over the past 60 years. many works from private and museum collections are being exhibited for the first time. in eketerinburg opera ballet theater, premiere of garitana denizetti's opera l'elisir d'amore staged by elizaveta korneeva. conductor-producer konstantin chudovsky. this is the great music of donetsk, first of all, a masterpiece and edging. and today we have such a warm, joyful, happy atmosphere that we would like to share with you, dear viewers. the fifties, a show, bright, sparkling and, of course, with a happy ending, at the end of love, family, friendship. and simple. the arts square opens with a concert by alexander ramm, honored alexey tikhomi

this is a podcast of precious stories and i, the host, director of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkinort was confirmed at the highest level. ideas for the revival of an educational institution in tsarskoye selo for the training of civil servants, of course we will not talk about what kind of educational institution it will be, what its programs will be, but we will focus on the history of the lyceum on how this educational institution differed from many others, the lyceum arose at the very beginning. whose task, as he believed, should have been the education of youth, especially intended for important parts of the public service. he thought that it should be, firstly, next to the royal palace, so that he could be guided by all the changes that were taking place in state policy directly. and the choice fell. to the tsar's village, in 1808 spiransky submitted his project to emperor alexander i. the charter is a beautiful work of art. the artist novoselov placed here not only the text that spiransky offered him, but also various kinds of allegorical paintings, made using the watercolor t

implemented by the ministry of culture the pushkin map has opened the doors of museums and gallerieshuge number of young people, introducing them to culture; cultural volunteers participate in the restoration of cultural heritage sites and monuments. the state duma called for more attention to be paid to a special military operation. the first film about the north military district called “petel” went almost unnoticed in russia, but even if successful , this topic should not be limited to cinema halls. we must show the achievements of our armed forces on all possible platforms. well, let's make an exhibition damaged nato and any other equipment on red square. well, they will come from all over the world to watch, all the models there, the most modern ones, are fighting against us, and we are beating them. cultural policy influences processes. in society and reflects the changes in it as accurately as possible - the relevant committee notes: the cultural elite of the country has changed since the beginning of the revolution. today, hundreds of our colleagues and cultural figures are r

pushkin. a lot has been preserved in large vezyomas. now there is a museum go through. the main house is two-story, very elegant, it was built in 1784 in the style of french classicism, so there is a certain echo of france here. the date of construction was specially written down on the facade, and even with a coat of arms. it's definitely worth going around the house all around, the park facade overlooking the pond is even more beautiful than the front one. after emperor paul i visited the estate again, the house received the right to proudly be called a palace, as it is now designated. on either side of the palace are two simple outbuildings. they were built a little earlier and then expanded. one outbuilding was a kitchen one. the second with windows higher than the guest room, now they are also occupied by a museum. the manor buildings are surrounded by a wonderful park, in which it is even difficult to imagine that there is a highway very close by, and the highway runs along a dam that was built here back in the 16th century, and the bridge was built in

is the last month when you can spend the money credited this year to the pushkin card for free trips to theaters, cinema and museumsarrive on cards on january 1st 5,000 rubles each, already for the entire twenty-fourth, right after the big news, today on our channel there is a grandiose goal concert of the finalists of the show, come on, all together, the brightest... and the stars of the vocal competition will delight tv viewers with a live performance of greatest hits on the crocus city holl stage . incredible emotions are guaranteed. ekaterina frolova is sure that this cannot be missed. the finalists of the largest project, well, all together go beyond the scope of the tv show. now they are performing at one of the main venues in the country. emotions today. not only from the audience, but from themselves participants, because today there are more than 7,000 people in the hall, vocal is aerobatics, the best participants of all five seasons came together to make one big dream come true, it’s surreal to stand in the crocus, it’s an amazing experience to finally see you, i cried, these were real emotions, the whole

petersburg winter palace, this is a joint project of the armitages of the pushkin state museum of finesalons became a sign of quality, artists painted both full-length and small works especially for the exhibition, which were then hung in the louvre, here's this principle. dedro, at the request of his... tinoparalytic is a programmatic work of sentimental painting of dreams. the artist showed the canvas in the salon of 1763. diderot wrote: “the painting is good, i have never seen anything like it before, it attracts whole crowds of spectators, it is absolutely impossible to get through to it. a few years later, with the assistance of a critic and philosopher, catherine ii bought this work. thanks to diderot’s critical reviews , the collections of royal european houses were replenished. so boucher's works appeared in russia, and can be seen at the exhibition and revealed paintings by these unsurpassed masters were a phenomenon in parisian salons; thanks to them , a method for determining the value of paintings by living artists emerged; this pressing problem of modern art was solved for

the pushkin card introduced by the ministry of culture opened the doors museums and galleries for a hugentroducing them to culture. the state duma called for more attention to be paid to a special military operation; the first film about the north military district, called witness, went almost unnoticed in russia, but even if successful, this topic should not be limited to cinema halls. we must show our achievements on all possible platforms. well , let's make an exhibition of damaged nato and any other equipment on red square, well , people will come from all over the world to watch, everyone is there samples, the most modern ones fight against us , and we beat them, cultural policy influences the processes in society and reflects changes in it as accurately as possible, the relevant committee noted, the cultural elite of the country has changed since the beginning of the war, today there are hundreds of our colleagues, cultural figures at the front really. work, these are not only artists who perform and sing, these are also writers, artists who today go to the front and draw portraits

museum of fine arts. well, he is not the first nobleman and poet to live on debt. pushkin described his friend this way. its gifts in him. in a happy darling, having united wealth by mistake, a noble a race with an exalted mind and good fortune with a sarcastic smile. vyazimsky’s wealth obviously lay in the fact that... he had more than pushkin himself, he married early, at the age of 19, i don’t dare him for this, let him be armored, but i regret him, he didn’t see faith. it was epigrams that made young vyazimsky a noted wit, minister of police, and russian poetry in a few years, but there were also lyrical poems. in our time, the prince was glorified by rezanov, he included a film about a poor hussar, say a word, and three romances with verses. prince, i have experienced many, many, and many things i have known the price, now i am languishing within the strict limits of a certain dimension of being, but pushkin was the first. he put vyazimsky’s lines as an epigraph to eugene onegin. young ardor glides through life like this, and it’s in a hurry to live and in a hurry to feel. poor eyesight did not pre

everything, including museum work, our guest today is the director of the state museum of fine arts. named after alexander sergeevich pushkin hello. we will be on your terms, as we are in life, so usually happens on our podcast, let's start straight from the path to the profession. very often in your biography, whether official or not , it is emphasized that you are an art critic, this is so, no one doubts it. but art history, or art history, i don’t even know which is correct, art history is still, yes, although i you. she said that not only a zoologist should not love ciliates, but even a botanist should not love flowers, i don’t know, it seems to me that no, that is, you may not love the profession you are engaged in, no profession, and the subject, the subject, well , i kind of have a passion in art , that is, i like something, i don’t like something, yeah, but usually, when i voice them, they tell me, well, how’s the director of the pushkinsky museum, well, i don’t like picas, i have some things that i really like, there are architects there that i really love, or there are artists there that i really love. and there a

including museum work, is our guest today... the director of the state museum of fine arts named after alexander sergeevich pushkinhe profession. very often in your biography, in official or non-official ones , it is emphasized that you are an art critic, this is so, no one doubts it, but here art criticism or art history. i have a passion for art, that is , i like something, i don’t like something , yeah, but usually, when i voice them, they tell me, well, how’s the director of the pushkinsky, well , i don’t like picasso, i have there are some things that i really like, architects there, whom i really love, or artists there , whom i really love, like fragonard or the same mathis, yeah, but there are things that i don’t like, that’s normal, but in general, for me art history is a conscious a choice made by an adult in adulthood is a choice that is largely contrary. academy of arts in st. petersburg and he said that you should study art as late as possible, preferably after thirty, because only then do you begin to understand at least something, yeah, but i’m being honest. i must admit, i was convinced that he was

our guest today is the director of the state museum of fine arts named after alexander sergeevich pushkinfe, this is how it usually happens. subject, well, i kind of have a passion for art, that is, i like something, i don’t like something, yeah, but usually, when i voice them, they tell me, well, how ’s the director of pushkin’s muse, well, i don’t like picasse, i have some things that i really like, architects there, whom i love very much or there are artists whom i love very much, like fragonard or the same mathis, yeah, but there are things that i don’t like, that’s normal, but in general, for me , art history is a conscious choice for an adult. not not to beautiful pink there is blue, but still the avennon maidens, further metamorphoses of a bull, that’s all, this is the most important thing for me, please tell me, do you have such examples when i don’t like it, but the great one, picasso, picasso is wonderful, i have svyatoyeva, guernica, guernica, yes, this is a great thing, well, not only, i’m in front of her, well, unfortunately i haven’t seen the specific one live, i’ve seen gue

city, immediately knock down our symbols, destroy museums, monuments, seize and destroy ukrainian literature and history textbooks in libraries. pushkin immediately follows the tanks and it is not known, in fact, who comes first, pushkin or tankiv, if you are talking. because this is a matter of security, because having pushkin's monuments, mykrasova street, we recognize that we are part of a larger imperial project. i think that now people with the mentality of what's the difference, they are becoming quite quickly ukrainians. thanks to the fact that people who could not make up their minds began to be fired with rockets. russia finally went to war against ukraine because it seemed that we were resilient, that we could be dealt with. god got tired of looking at us as a country of unlearned lessons, and finally put on the uniform of the armed forces of ukraine. how culture, language, historical memory are related to the issue of national security. i, myroslava barchuk, a journalist and tv presenter, continue to talk about this with my interlocutors. i am viktor yushchenko, elected president by the will of the people of ukraine, taking

museums and the presence of the kremlin site. you can even arrange a tour of the places of pushkin, he is 225, all museums, exhibitions, musical andal and industrial tourism is developing very actively here, and industrial tourism in general will probably be the most powerful in russia; there is something to see and eel here. and that in the capital, in moscow, there is also something to surprise, the navodevichy convent is 500 years old, it is included in the unesco world heritage list, it is worth a walk, the maly theater too, it will be 200 years old in 2024, in addition to performances in the faye there will be exhibitions four per year season, they will show how the architecture of the theater has changed, they will talk about theater workshops and about the spectators of the small theater themselves. and the bakhrushin theater museum is preparing to open a theater quarter right in the center of moscow, while restoration work on historical buildings is underway. there will be everything here, workshops, memorial apartments, theater laboratories, it’s better to follow the schedule on the website to make sure you have time to s

yes, please, here it is, good afternoon, welcome. to the house of the museum of the great russian poet alexander sergeevich pushkinfind you, back, so invite me lying down, and then? here everything is not the way i imagined, everything is different, they noticed, the bolsheviks destroyed everything, then of course, you are serious, regarding excursions, we must show the russians that germany brings them enlightenment. erysipelas asks for a brick, an ugly philological construction, we are the nation that gave the world schiller and gyuta, these. we don’t owe the russians anything at all; unfortunately, i can’t quote it exactly, but if i remember correctly, it’s written that propaganda should be accessible , so there’s no need to delve into this topic, although you , of course, are absolutely right, the enemy should never be underestimated, and not only at the front , so do me a favor, show your financial support and introduce necessary materials. i hope this is an additional expense. my money is used exclusively for the garrison. well, yes, in any case, i wish you success, mr. reinhard, many exhibits have been pres

pushkin. our task is to make it alive, real, shake up the dust, get away from such a museum mothball image, makel bright and a hooligan and a genius and so on... a story from alexei uchitel's rock studio about domestic production, the saved one was presented and the projects of the film company are not the leaders of the great patriotic war, but pashka denezhkino's moscow, a project of the russian film company, may become the directorial debut of andrei merzlikin. i was once very afraid to enter the frame and become an actor, it’s also difficult, but nevertheless it’s interesting, everything that makes the blood boil and, let’s say, life turns out to be so joyful. interesting, despite the constant difficulties and stress, it’s better to still do this and do it, drive yourself into a corner and solve complex tasks. in the coming days , fund experts will determine which projects will receive funding. the film geshe van gyal is released with the blessing of the three jewels. this name, mysterious for a mass audience, will say a lot to viewers who profess buddhism. there are them in russia, accordin

petersburg winter palace, this is a joint project of the armitages state museum of fine arts named after pushkinpened, more than 200 paintings from the collection that catherine ii began to collect, under the strict guidance of the philosopher denis diderot, were presented. here's denis in the armature for us. a bucket of his own, he is, after all , catherine’s main consultant and intermediary in the purchase of great collections. very quickly the annual parisian salons became a familiar sight. catherine ii bought this work. thanks to critical reviews of the dedro , the collections of royal european houses were replenished. this is how works by boucher, greuze vernet, raber, chardin and many others appeared in russia. paintings by these unsurpassed masters of their time can be seen at the exhibition and reveal the phenomenon of the parisian salons. thanks to them , a way to determine the value of paintings by living artists emerged. this was decided for a whole century. alchevsk children's music school in the lpr received a batch of new musical instruments, thanks to a national project culture,

pushkin, we hope that she will get rid of shors as well. next, here is this one the monument is being transported to the antonov state aviation museum, where it will be kept. in addition , the kmda reported earlier that in connection with the demolition , traffic on shevchenko boulevard may be partially blocked, however, as we can see, traffic is free at the moment. so, finally, the capital of ukraine got rid of another monument'. kateryna galko told at what stage of the work on the demolition of the monument to mykola shchors. and this is the end of the episode, we will summarize the morning already at 12. stay with us. congratulations, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel, together. beraber. my name is khrystyna yatskiv, and in this program we talk about everything related to the occupied crimean peninsula. let's start with the most current news. you know, because of the weather this time. a new storm warning has been announced in the occupied crimea. occupation emenesniki report that from the evening until the morning there will be heavy rains and the wind will increase to 15-20 m/ s, we are talking

this year , the holders of pushkin cards, schoolchildren and students, set a record, issued an order 501 million free tickets to museumsework. of the national project culture , more and more modern cinemas are appearing. but new releases are released every thursday. this means that residents of small kokhma can attend premieres as often as movie lovers from big cities. since the city opened its own cinema as part of the national culture project, its auditoriums have become a place of universal attraction. the opening conditions are, in principle , standard for this project, this is... show at least 50% of the share of russian cinema for 5 years, in principle, all the purchase of new equipment and modernization of either an existing cinema or simply organizing construction, we created a cinema format at home, this format of modern equipment and content was appreciated by the older generation, but first of all “, of course, local youth,” says student egor shatunin. the pleasure of watching on the big screen has not become easy. more accessible, but often free, keeping up to date with domestic film releases helps a lot th

this temple was built by grandfather alexander sergeevich pushkin lev, such a historical prayer place, and next to this temple there is a museumake care of yourself and your loved ones. perhaps, perhaps, personally return to a happy time in our corner, a happy time in our corner. hello on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the denis polunchukov studio and most importantly by this hour. in russia, today is the day of heroes of the fatherland, this is the merit of all my guys, and those who perform feats in their zone, report by eduard punnikov. in moscow today they announced the beginning of the formation of a group of voters.