it took a lot of effort, but it was worth it in 1987 the castle became a branch of the state art museumovanie and organization of the exposition. she's poppy and the castle itself is already, uh, an important exhibit in the film. then it was only a few tens of exposition meters, and today it is 8.000 m², 39 museum halls, and the number of objects is in the thousands of a mundane castle, who were the owners? what time is it? with the question peace on earth is unthinkable without historical memory, and creation is the continuity of the historical path. this is the step of the future. for example, on this fragment you can touch history. this really original brick. this wall was badly damaged. it was very seriously destroyed and the restoration was carried out with state-of-the-art restoration technologies using restoration mri and fugen martels. in which we are located, this is also a fairly unique reconstruction, the interior is a reconstruction of a family. it was the first room where the owners got from the courtyard. and you can’t speed up here in restoration, you can never rush, snow

in 1987, the castle became a branch of the state art museum of the bssr, this task is both the adaptationation of the exposition, but the castle itself is declared to be an important exhibit. then it was only a few tens of exposition meters, and today it is 8,000 m², 39 museum halls, and the number of items is in the thousands. show the biography of the worldly castle, who were the owners. what time has it been for the last 100 years, the worldly castle has been a homeless child, only the last one was seriously saved with the issue of restoration mikhail svyatopolk mirsky was the owner of the estate. yes, and it didn't finish the job. this place would have remained in ruins if the president had not personally handed over the case in the 2000s. it is unthinkable on earth without historical memory, and creation is the continuity of the historical path. this is the step of the future. for example, on this fragment you can touch history. this is a truly original brick. this wall was badly damaged. it was very seriously destroyed and the restoration of the performed ultra-modern restoration te

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if by the will of fate, you will find yourself in orbit, this is the state museum of fine arts, you know all its visitors are amazed by what they see, how else, because the collection of the museum is unique here in the ural outback, you can see rubies and rembrandt van dyck and dior luke of leides and galbein goi and ranesia. that's right, simply, stitching down and after all, what is amazing attention is the country's only specialized museum of engraving and drawing. whose collection contains more than 15,000 works starting on the sixteenth century, french color engravings, found and found rare, and francis forts here and english graphics of the 18th century, but i said obviously and incredible, and the impressionists in america also work as sarah edouard monet pierre winemaker. no, i'm not. the battle told the museum to tell about each masterpiece is the business of guides and professionals. i suggest you just take a look at this gallery of portraits. and maybe you will see that portrait for the sake of the personality of the speech, with which you want to come to this city and visit

. >> reporter: inside the state of the art museum, you can see how the journey continued with the portdividuals had when they left africa. across the gallery, the port of arrival shows the names they were given on american soil. one name was striking. >> hard times? >> hard times. >> reporter: the hard times of slavery are documented in this museum, but so are the fight for freedom, from reconstruction to the great migration and the civil rights movement. contributions in the arts, sciences, and every other field of american life. >> this is a living, vibrant, breathing culture. >> reporter: a powerful component of this new museum will be the center for family history. the center will offer a team of genealogists to help visitors of any background how to uncover their family histories. what's the hardest part of sort of finding out where you're from and who your people are, and how you got here? >> well, if we're talking specifically african american, there's a lot of challenges. number one challenge is it could be first name only. number two, the records we might not have access to th

. >> this is where they would have taken off of the ships >> inside the state-of-the-art museum, youad when they left africa across the gallery, the port of arrival shows the names they were given on american soil. one name was striking. hard times >> hard times. >> reporter: the hard times of slavery are documented in this museum, but so is the fight for fre freedom, from reconstruction, to the great migration and the civil rights movement. contributes in the arts and sciences and every other field of american life >> this is a living, vibrant, breathing culture. >> reporter: a powerful component of this new museum will be the center for family history. the center will offer a team genealogist to help people of any background to help uncover their family history dr. shelly murphy heads up the center what is the hardest part of sort of finding out where you are from, who your people are and how you got here >> if we're talking specifically african american, there is a lot of challenges. number one challenge is could be a first name only. number two, the records we might not have acce

organized on the mars field of the gazprom company by the state museum reserve, the peterhof russian museum and the st. petersburg academy of artsich took place in st. petersburg 150 years ago, thirty huge canvases depicted the main deeds of the king of the reformer in chronological order. i am his life subordination to a single goal, everything now conditions are of a completely new quality. now a large-scale project has found a new life in digital format. with the support of the fund for humanitarian projects, the multimedia version has become available in other regions. the exposition of 30 paintings of the life of peter the great has become more accessible in 24 cities of russia and anyone can get acquainted with the paintings closer using the touchscreen panel, as it happens, select any painting, click, and it appears here in front of you. can consider it in more detail. and by the way , there are interesting facts here, which you can also get acquainted with at the grand opening of the multimedia version, regional participants got in touch directly and shared their impressions, in addition to the artistic component. the ex

state horse farm and only in 1987. the horse manor became part of the national art museum of belarus and its large-scale reconstructions000s today. this architectural monument is occupied by a museum, which is called a horse, a manor. here , the interiors of the house of the 18-20th centuries are restored, and the exposition gets acquainted with the history of the name and this is one of the most popular places for walking , photo sessions, sports and acquaintance with the capital. it won't be around, but there will be only tears. i believe in you victory ran, my dear, now sealed my heart. you are too empty, how much pain at night. oh, how many thoughts sick you, but i forgot you. i’ll meet again, dear, i’ll pass by, for which i don’t love you anymore , i shoot love at you, i’ll run, if i meet again, dear, i’ll pass by, it means that i don’t love you anymore , love has stuck and i don’t sing it. and i’ll tell the whole world a secret that you’re ordinary, like everything else you don’t have. you invented, if not everything, it is definitely more than necessary. i'm so tired, so i'm so tired, i always run across the fie

art. they are, to put it mildly, exaggerated. this exhibition is a joint project of the pushkin museum and the state hermitage. almost half of the exhibits came from the winter palace. but at the same time , other museums also participated in the creation of this unique exhibition. and there is a museum that provided only one work, such as, for example, from the pavlovtsy museum-reserve. but what is it the masterpiece of their collection of the threatening cupid karla bath until december, the salon of diderot will be presented at the pushkin museum in moscow and then they will move to the northern capital and the exhibition will open already in the hermitage anastasia litvinova everything is savichev but he couldn’t get out on his own, as it turned out, the young couple wanted to take a joint photo next to the fence and the phone, the guy fell out of the girl’s hands, went down after him. down but go upstairs he could no longer climb the stone wall, but the national guard came to his aid, who patrolled the street nearby along with other eyewitnesses. they, in fact, organized a live rope and pulled the young ma

part of his collection was bought by the greek state and exhibited in the museum of modern art in thessaloniki most significant and richest collection of russian avant-garde. through the efforts of savitsky, the second most important collection in the world was compiled and stored in the nukus museum. these are not only paintings, unique photographs, letters, sketch documents. all this, without exaggeration , can be called the great legacy of igor vitalyevich, the soviet had ambitions to show more people, to surprise people. here he is dreamed of making an amazing exhibition. and sorry for the incorrect expression, so that everyone is dead and this phrase must go. well, a bush that belongs to vasily alekseevich pushkarev , a well-known art critic, the director of the russian museum, and in the past he said that in order to study soviet art, russian art, you have to go to the soviet there are a number of artists. e that creativity is represented exclusively in the collection? uh, nukus, and this is quite important and serious moscow leningrad artists but understand that means creativity and the

state university is famous for the fact that we preserve, embody , multiply, namely our traditions at the department of decorative and applied arts and technical graphics. it is actively used there, a museum crafts , and there are collected all kinds of arts and crafts. a special place is given to textiles, including and tell us what techniques are taught at your university, a very diverse number of techniques, and here it starts from traditional ones. that is, we have straw weaving, ceramics and felting of wool, and manual quality and quality, and on the machine. and embroidery is decorative embroidery, and traditional belarusian embroidery, but special, probably popular among all our students , felting wool and batik is used, because this is a rather unpredictable material, especially wet felting, that is, it is very, very difficult to predict the result. do you use any modern technologies in your work? yes, it is absolutely impossible to do without it at the present time. moreover, and technical capabilities allow. today, at the department, we are working on an art fund project and are trying to create a fund of our theses with the help of 3d digitization, which are collected in museum

state metrics passion. these are works that none of us equally deserve. the music organizations, the literature departments, the art museums really do not deserve them. they are going around telling the public and what is most criminal is telling young people on theet pathetic grounds that they came out europe. which is by definition inevitably by caucasian people. that is the tradition get over it is the past we cannot change it. europe was not 13% black. probably still is t not. to expect the canon of classical composers should beat 13% black and if it is not it is for saint racist is preposterous. there are fantastic black composers but they arose much later in our tradition. one of the leading classical critics in the country running for the new yorker apologizing for himself being white and curating a tradition as hes pus it blindingly white. he apologizes for white audiences pretty apologizes for white donors the other most important classical music critic in the country anthony thomas and the "new york times" as called for making our kestrel auditions color conscious. stilt musicians can be hired on the basis of rac

mediums for the sculpture and performing art and the mexican museum in san francisco literally changed the landscape the purpose latino art in the united statesn terms of the california and international centers all mexican-american chicano and (unintelligible) that concludes my presentation. . thank you for your time. >> good afternoon my name is tracey i'm the board chair of the many location of schools as known as the - i want to thank the people putting in the hours working and in particular the gentleman has harassed everyone i know about information to get into this report so thank you for that because it is so important for me and my children and my children's children, you know. came here my mom was an immigrant and came here she came to the united states and i have i'm a native and any kids are natives my grandkids for important to know this history the voice of a who created agencies and for example, in the location of schools came out of a political movement out of a necessity to help latinos get jobs to joe san valves is congratulate i went to there and i didn't for the record to go to college. - but this is so important; right? b

the belarusian state academy of arts kristina vysotskaya and we promised to tell you about where in minsk you can see your works of christian and i remembered that once the national art museumackdrop of the most famous painting unequal marriage. i saw these here bizarre forms of your authorship. and i must say that the ambiguous reaction, in general, in the property was it was brave of you . maybe tell a little bit what kind of project is the form of love, and the form of love, this is a series of these stylish sculptures. it consists of four e works, and for me it was important here to show how i see, and in what forms, well, actually with the name , maybe, e love to come out of it, for example , maybe, here for me it’s very, but some like first love, right? feeling like this a feeling immediately arises in a person. here i have this, what kind of blue green? yes, this is a story from school they read that it is very gentle, that's just barely a touch there. yes, i’m walking in this, i’m afraid to take a hug by the hand. and i'm my ashki. yes, here it is through the light green color. and maybe orange light. i am very light for me is important. or for example, red passion,

the belarusian state academy of arts kristina vysotskaya and we promised to tell you about where in minsk you can see your work, kristina ah. i remembered that once the national art museumarriage. i saw these bizarre forms of your authorship. and i must say that the ambiguous reaction, in general, in the property was it was brave of you. maybe tell me a little bit what kind of project this form of love is, and love shape - this is a series of these stylish sculptures. it consists of four e works, and for me it was important here to show how i see, and in what forms, in fact, with the title. maybe uh love to go out it, for example maybe that's very much for me. ah, something like first love, yes, the feeling is like that. what kind of feeling does a person immediately have. here i have this, what kind of blue green? yes, this is a story from school they read that it is very tender, that's just barely touching each other there, you're afraid for take a hand to hug, and i'm my ashki. yes, this is through the light green color and maybe the orange color is light. for me, color is very important. or for example, red passion, scarlet colors. they are so very heavy twisted tha

museum, only work that is considered in no way duty. and how duty and joy can give a person longevity and demand in society for a state award in the field of literature and art challenging the general director of channel one, producer konstantin ert, actress yulia peresild, director. foam. the first feature film on the planet shot in space in it is romance. one of the most science-intensive professions of the future, our team thanks for such a high assessment of our work. and when we conceived this film, we immediately uh, came up with the name of the challenge, without thinking how it would fall during our heroes receive a call from space in our country. history has challenged. and we accepted this challenge. i would like to mention one person, without whom this would hardly have happened - dmitry olegovich rogozin, his courage and activity. in general, they allowed this project to start. i don't know what the challenges are. they are waiting for me. i don't know tomorrow. but today i want to love like a woman. forgive and help. therefore , today, with pride and joy, i donate the material part of this award to the children of my galchonok foundation, becaus