for this, she won the national gallery prize, enabling her to mount the current solo exhibition. the 33 year old was born in the democratic republic of congo. she grew up in norway and now works in oslo in berlin . her art is multifaceted central motifs our bodies, their forms, and their skin, with her ghost like creatures at this years, venice be an ali. she also addressed the colonial past, which remains ever present like a ghost. her work is often about living and working in an environment that's under threat this year with sun, we couldn't have thought of a better artist who is students fully immersed and very, very important issues of her work. deals with the question of sustainability and climate and decay a nature race, gender of the notion of visibility and visibility of transformation of fluidity. the installation i build my skin with rocks once again places, skin at the center of her work as a universal artistic motif. elephant skin is kind of something level thinking about for from while, whether to be like this idea of a really surviving and having a tough skin and al

for this, she won the national gallery prize, enabling her to mount the current solo exhibition. the 33 year old was born in the democratic republic of congo. she grew up in norway and now works in oslo in berlin . her art is multifaceted central motifs our bodies, their forms, and their skin, with her ghost like creatures at this years, venice be anomaly. she also addressed the colonial past, which remains ever present like a ghost. her work is often about living and working in an environment that's under threat this year with sandra. we couldn't have thought of a better artist who is truly, truly immersed and very, very important issues of her work. deals with the question of sustainability and climate and decay a nature race, gender the notion of visibility and visibility of transformation of fluidity. the installation i filled my skin with rocks once again places, skin the center of her work as a universal artistic motif. elephant skin is kind of something that i've been thinking about for some while, whether to be like this idea of really surviving and having a tough skin an

it is a national political issue , which generally does leave museums like the british museum but also other museums -- the vna, the national galleryhamstrung on this issue undoubtedly. >> i want to spend the last few minutes of the program talking about the future. luigi, you talked earlier on about how the world can continue to enjoy and learn from these objects. should we expect to see ancient antiquities presented in digital form rather than in person? you talked about collections being loaned out. to what extent does that water down their impact? and if we are seeing them in bits, if you like -- not a full collection because it has been loaned out -- does that detract from the educational value of visiting a museum? >> there's no doubt this is the direction where we are aiming at the future. there will be more and more museum experiences, more than just walking through items, that there will be more replicas, but this also does not concern just artifacts and objects in museum collections. this also concerns monuments. if we think about some of the earliest historic art examples in the caves of france, nobody can visit the orig

visitors at the national gallery in london stood stunned as two activists glued themselves beneath vincentogh's sunflowers. >> what is worth more, art or life? is it worth more than food, worth more than justice? >> the protest went viral, making international headlines. the environmental activists demand no new oil or gas licenses from the british government. emme brown, a spokesperson for the group responsible, says the shk factor is intentional. >> there is a moment one goes security, and that kind of outrage people feel is justified. it is shocking what we're doing. if we take action people can ignore, we stood in a park somewhere. people did not know about it, they did not even hear about it. that would be completely ineffective form of protest. >> these prosters are not alone. in the australian capital, activists were blue marker across an andy warhol painting. >> we are in a climate emergency. >> outside berlin, they flashed mashed potatoes across the work of claude monet. and in paris, one of the most famous artworks, the mona lisa smeared with cake. each time bystanders were left

is never empty, as they say, with some kind of art installations, this is usually done by the national galleryo located on this square that is, in other words, maybe it’s about the last one, it’s not about permanence, to put someone conventionally speaking, in the end, to remind that there was a cemetery at first, to say yes, during the world war, there was a gallows, so that’s not a very good place. you said that yanukovych then became a catalyst, now that we already have there are 10 months of full-scale war, how will it change and accelerate colonization or not? it has given a certain behavioral stereotype to the people, that is, if in 2015 , in the 14th, 15th, the offensive of national memory took the lead in ordering these processes, especially when it was no longer about the dismantling of monuments to a greater extent. yes, about cleaning . let's say from communist propaganda, e.e. ukrainian toponymy, the name of the streets of cities. now, in principle, you do n't even need to be particularly involved in these processes, they went spontaneously, roughly like in pope lenin on december 8

education, it never donned on me, on anyone, from childhood on, that you would end up in the national portrait gallerytional portrait gallery. would you do my portrait? i went to him for three, four days. >> you know how it is. fly to normandy, meet up with david and sit for a portrait for three days. classic. davis is linked to whitney houston. there's the new movie out. he's also portrayed in it on the big screen. ♪♪ >> maybe. why? ♪ how will i know if he really loves me i say a prayer ♪ ♪ there's a boy i know he's the one i dream of ♪ >> first time i had seen somebody play me on screen, but stanley was my first choice. he was everybody's first choice. i'm really thrilled with his performance. it's honest. they were two. one, a documentary and one a television show. they didn't touch the surface of whitney, but it's a celebration of our music. that voice is the best of her generation and there's really from an all-time basis, right up there. there really was no one and is no one like whitney. >> mr. davis happens to have turned 90 this year. he's taking the bow, as i mentioned. speaker pelosi's 82.

you just got honored by the national portrait gallery. er thrills of my life >> jimmy: i mean, i love david hockney. how did you end up working with david hockney? >> well, when i got word that i was going to be inducted, which is a thrill unto itself -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- in the national portrait gallery. i know david for years he's a friend. i've been to his studio. he comes to my grammy party that i throw the night before the grammys every year >> jimmy: biggest party of the year >> and i just called him, and i said, "david, i'm getting one of the biggest lifetime achievements i could possibly get. i'm going to be inducted into the national portrait gallery. would you do my portrait?" i figured, you know, i've got to take that shot. >> jimmy: wow. >> and he said, "you know, i don't do portraits from photos and i'm in normandy, france. so, i said, "i'll be there." he said, "you'll come for three, four days." i said, "david, i'll come for three or four days." and i did. it was a wonderful, wonderful honor. >> jimmy: you're an executive

i went to the national gallery in london to find out more . n of our national gallery . but paintings that are gallery. but paintings that are hundreds of years old deteriorate and become dirty . deteriorate and become dirty. and restoration is one of the great artistic skills of today. as we approach christmas. a 15 century representation of the nativity is newly put on display. buster with colour and light . and chill light. and chill. hello, i'm michael. hello and i find you in contemplation . of a painting contemplation. of a painting that you've just restored . this that you've just restored. this is period two la francesca's nativity , which has gone back on nativity, which has gone back on display after a long and complicated restoration. it's a nativity we have the virgin , the nativity we have the virgin, the child, the stools, the shepherds , animals. but here's something slightly unusual. an angel chorus . it is slightly unusual. an angel chorus. it is an angel. chorus but it's also not the standard type of nativity scene, because it

this photo of two raising their right arm in a black power salute sits in the national portrait gallery. she was 84. >>> the sports world is mourning the death of paul silas. he won three titles including two with the boston celtics. he was lebron james' first nba coach. paul silas was 79. >>> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news tesla may own the ev market right right now but why the road ahead appears bumpy. >>> and how a sweet treat is helping create a community for the disabled. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint ache

it'll make them laugh for an evening or, you know, if they go to a into the national gallery, they seeeart and they go to the festival hall and listen to mozart and weep, you know, all these there's all sorts of ways of entertaining people. and to me, it's to move usto fundamental . it's to move us fundamental. it's to move us from where we all have somewhere else. i think so isn't it? yeah, it's spiritually. emotionally artistically and if you think that the artists still exists at the moment , that the artists still exists at the moment, are there artists out there ? yes, i think there out there? yes, i think there might be a little bit fearful . might be a little bit fearful. that's a problem. like comics say, you know, we have to be careful what we say. well, there's an absurd it's an absurd world that you live in. if you have to be careful what you say, you know, we're not in germany in 1938. yeah. love or so , in 1938. yeah. love or so, soviet union or whatever. it's called now. no, like ghastly mad men . you're not allowed to say men. you're not allowed to say anything . you get

it'll make them laugh for an evening or, you know, if they go to a into the national gallery, they seeeart and they go to the festival hall and listen to mozart and weep, you know, all these there's all sorts of ways of entertaining people. and to me, it's to move usto fundamental . it's to move us fundamental. it's to move us from where we all have somewhere else. i think so isn't it? yeah, it's spiritually. emotionally artistically and if you think that the artists still exists at the moment , that the artists still exists at the moment, are there artists out there ? yes, i think there out there? yes, i think there might be a little bit fearful . might be a little bit fearful. that's a problem. like comics say, you know, we have to be careful what we say. well, there's an absurd it's an absurd world that you live in. if you have to be careful what you say, you know, we're not in germany in 1938. yeah. love or so , in 1938. yeah. love or so, soviet union or whatever. it's called now. no, like ghastly mad men . you're not allowed to say men. you're not allowed to say anything . you get

of course, tried to show them, well, from all sides to show in the museum, by the way national er then. the tretyakov galleryere a couple of floors, and they looked, here the tretyakov gallery in general, and then they say about yours there is an exposition much more interesting than this tretyakov gallery. she has a lot artists and their belarusian very very good artists, but not to mention the school, the vitebsk school was walking. often they bring pictures that we have never seen, uh, and not only me, but actually such big ones that i received in belarus for all the time that i lived. this is a fairly long period of time. any musician from any country of the world can envy me. after all, i was in america and played a concert, and there i played belarusian music at the boston conservatory. i had a concert and my work was praised. even here the listeners were such a small interview and i asked the audience. what did you like the most there for an hour of music was. she said that the work of yevgeny poplavsky i say why you liked it, because it is spiritual, this is the nature of belarus and this is the stat

the national library of the republic of belarus opened its doors again in the gallery. atrium passes bright. in all senses. an exhibition of the space of flowers by the belarusian artist sovremennik andrey karpenkov, the dominant image in the exposition was the gifts of flora, which symbolize the beauty of nature, human emotions, the desire to share joy and warmth in the works of the artist , flowering fireworks concentrated the sensual energy of a person in more detail about the concept of the exhibition. we will be told by the head of the sector of art exhibitions of the department of galleries on the exhibition activities of the national library republic of belarus lecture hall kharitonova victoria good afternoon. good afternoon, the exhibition of the contemporary artist andrey karpenkov is taking place within the walls of the national library. tell us why your choice fell on the work of andrei karpenkov, preserving the national cultural wealth, of course, it is impossible not to pay attention to the fine arts. the exhibition, the palette of colors, speaks precisely

exacerbating that until this time they were throwing soup at one of vincent van gough's paintings in the national galleryannounced that prince harry's autobiography was be called spare . and here's how be called spare. and here's how the headline his team reacted . the headline his team reacted. and now let's have a look at a story about a promiscuous wayward redhead and who better than diane to take us through this. okay. so on the daily mail , we have the quote, prince harry asked his friends and ex go friends to feature in his upcoming autobiography, spare . upcoming autobiography, spare. gosh, i wish it was spare change or something else . but or something else. but apparently the spare parts paris, the sob story. well other countries, they've given it a different like in spain it will be called in the shadow in sweden the other i think it could be called runner up or yes silver medal. but you think always the bridesmaid yeah. the winner the wider. so essentially germans sorry we're not we're not quite done yet diane. you don't work with a purple . don't work with a purple. obviously, we're on a roll

the national is now in the national portrait gallery.tivism, organizing the first shelter for battered women in new york city. cofounded the new york city agency for child development. may she rest in power. i remember, as a teenager, when i started the national human movement, dorothy pittman supported us. when people go see loudmouth, the story that is of my life in activism, one of the people that helped me as a teenager, and never ever last, with dorothy pick misuse. goes-t loudmouth, you'll see a lot of what we had to deal with in new york and then moving to the national movement. it is in theaters near you. we will be right back. be right back. ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering th

this iconic 1971 photo of the two raising their right arm in a black power salute sits in the national portrait gallery. dorothy pitman hughes was 84. >>> and the sports world is mourning the loss of three-time nba champion and long-time beloved coach paul silas. as a player the rebounding and defensive giant won three titles including two with the boston celtics. he was lebron james' first nba coach. paul silas was 79. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," tesla may own the ev market right now. why the road ahead appears bumpy. >>> plus how a sweet treat is going a long way to help create a life sharing community. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies the easy way to get your daily fiber. do you str

. shown to the national gallery.rchitecture do actually age quite well so who's decide what is the right thing to design and build it. yeah well, beauty is in the in the eye of the beholder right now. very, very tricky one. but i think what we can all agree on is that some of these anonymous housing estates, as you say , i don't estates, as you say, i don't think in 50 years time people are going to be willing to defend those. yeah. which you live i think battersea live in. i think battersea station is one of those that's been converted. move, you'd be happy. great job happy. they've done a great job with battersea power station. i was there about weeks ago was down there about weeks ago and it looks amazing and it looks it looks amazing i would have liked have seen a would have liked to have seen a few more sort of independent shops restaurants in, shops and restaurants put in, rather chains that rather than of the chains that have it. but have kind of engulfed it. but broadly, they've a pretty broadly, they've done

branch of the bolshoi theater a opens in kaliningrad in the far east, a branch of the tretyakov gallery? the most reading nationthe nation of desperate theater-goers and lovers of serov deserved this incredible cultural project of almost 10,000 people hundreds of pieces of equipment 24/7 day and night in two shifts simultaneously in four cities of russia are building unique objects. vladivostok kaliningrad sevastopol kemerovo will be the first lucky cities to have a new cultural and educational clusters of 600,000 m² of high art, 42 buildings in the opera and ballet theatre, choreographic and music schools with record-breaking stages and the best rehearsal halls , galleries and museum complexes from the village of the bolshoi theater of the tretyakov gallery of the russian museum mariin, why and for whom is building these temples of art, it will work whether the theory of special cultural magnetism this time and whether these complexes can become not only centers of attraction, but also potential points of growth for regions, will forever change the cultural the landscape of russia gambling people say the game

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it comes from the national our gallery than london. it shows his chair. doesn't show -- it looks like a self portrait. he is not there. he is, like in america, so famous. he never came to the united states. >> that's true. give me a sense of how popular this exhibit has been for the dia. how many folks have come through? >> we already had 110,000 people coming through for the show. they came from as far as tasmania in australia. people want to see the exhibition. they say it is an excellent. is magnificent. it's better than the van gogh museum. it's amazing. >> that's wonderful. we extend our applause to you and all of those who work so hard to get there. thank you so much, salvador. we appreciate your time. again, the exhibit for all of you, van gogh in america, runs of the destroyed institute of the arts through january 22nd. that does it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. happy hanukkah to those who are celebrating. join me again on christmas eve at 11 eastern. my friend yasmin vossoughian continues the coverage. continues the coverage continu

but what if a branch of the bolshoi theater opens in kaliningrad a in the far east lost tretyakov gallery? the most reading nationf the nation of desperate theater-goers and lovers of serov deserved this incredible cultural project of almost 10,000 people hundreds of pieces of equipment 24/7 day and night in two shifts simultaneously in 4 cities of russia are building unique objects. vladivostok kaliningrad sevastopol kemerovo will be the first lucky cities in which new cultural and educational clusters of 600,000 m² of high art will appear, 42 buildings for opera and ballet theaters, choreographic and musical schools with record-breaking stages and the best rehearsal halls ; will the theory of special cultural magnetism work, this time they can come to become not only centers of attraction, but also potential points of growth for the region forever from them the cultural landscape of russia gambling people speak in sochi and cultured people prefer the game that the best opera and ballet dancers demonstrate at big scenes. for this, the international opera and ballet festival comes to sevastopol in a row. every ye

buildings in grozny for employees of the national guard on the territory of the military camp, about 30 facilities are absolutely necessary for training, including a shooting gallerymplex, the director of the national guard and the head of the chechen republic checked the conditions for the living of fighters. details in the report. artur mustaev, the chechen units are one of the most effective law enforcement agencies in the country, these fighters managed to show themselves even when members of the underground bank were operating in the republic, the experience gained then was useful to many, and today some of the fighters returned the day before from the zone of the special military operation. today. they have a solemn formation, the director of the national guard and the head of chechnya handed over to the employees of the power units who distinguished themselves as commanders. victor zolotov noted state awards and special merits of ramzan kadyrov were awarded a medal for the military commonwealth heroes of the russian federation head of the chechen republic, colonel-general ramzan akhmatovich kadyrov this is a complex of buildings, during the construction of

buildings for employees of the national guard was also opened on the territory of the military camp, about 30 structures and absolutely necessary for training, including a shooting gallerymplex, the director of the national guard and the head of the chechen republic checked the conditions for the soldiers to live. all the details are in artur mustaev's report. chechen units are among the most effective law enforcement agencies in the country, these fighters managed to show themselves even when members of the bant were operating under the fields in the republic, the experience gained then was useful to many, and today some of the fighters returned the day before from the zone of the special military operation. today they have a solemn formation, distinguished by their commanders, an employee of the power units of the director of the national guard and the head. chechnya was awarded state awards chechen republic, colonel-general kadyrov today, the personnel of the office of private security and omon akhmad fortress moves to new barracks. this is a complex of buildings, during the construction of which the latest technologies of block-modular construction were used. they m

branch of the bolshoi theater a in the far east opens in kaliningrad, the series tretyakov gallery and the mariinsky the most reading nationserve this incredible cultural project of almost 10,000 people hundreds of units technicians 24/7 day and night two shifts at the same time in 4 cities of russia are building unique objects. vladivostok kaliningrad sevastopol kemerovo will be the first cities, lucky ones, in which there will be a new cultural and educational cluster of 600,000 m² of high art, 42 buildings in the opera and ballet theater, choreographic and music schools with record stages and the best rehearsal halls, a gallery and a museum complex from the village of the bolshoi theater of the tretyakov gallery of the russian museum mariin, why and for whom are these chromiums of art being built, will it work the theory of a special cultural magnetism this time and whether these complexes can become not only centers of attraction, but also potential growth points for regions, will forever change the cultural landscape of russia the international festival of opera and ballet arrives annually, record-breaking stages are

the state tretyakov gallery. zemfira trigulova rector national university of science and technology mission. chernikova director of the all-russian state university of cinematography. vladimir malyshev as noted by all they have made a great contribution to strengthening cooperation between the two countries. the question, including myself, tell the president about culture, but about how to help as much as possible in the process of creativity in the education of the republic of uzbekistan, by decision of the two presidents, it was opened, which literally entered the world arena in a year and a half and students are already receiving prizes, international. mass riots marked last night in european cities in paris brussels madrid in barcelona amsterdam and in other cities hundreds of moroccans celebrated the victory of the national team over spain at the world cup in the frame. quarter-finals of the world cup, but the joy of the fans turned into bonfires in the streets, broken shop windows, burned and overturned cars. brussels police. even had to use water cannons and gas to calm down the crumbl

collected a collection in order to lay the foundation for a common accessible museum of national art in russia. at the same time, we are sitting in the tretyakov gallery this collection tells us that, of course, we need to share and of course , there must be large projects between regions and exhibition exchanges. you know perfectly well when such exhibitions and hits are opened, just as the tretyakov gallery works with russian museums from various regions, masterpieces arrive in moscow and vice versa, the cultural and educational complex is certainly a completely unique situation for our region. this is what will change the general picture of tourism in the kaliningrad region. and in general, a portrait of a tourist, because there will be opportunities that were not there before in the region. of course, kaliningrad has its own advantages of this organ concert and everything related to amber, our amber museum or the amber factory museum, for example, the world ocean museum and so on. well here it is, uh of course, there has never been such an infrastructure as now, such projects that will be with the manifestation of a branch of the tretyakov gallery

the country . some of them received posthumous awards such a peculiar gallery of heroes opened in the central museum, the nationaland patriotism, courage and courage for them are not just words, and today they have something to be proud of. victor zolotov congratulates the soldiers officers on the upcoming new year and presents state awards to the participants, despite certain difficulties, i can say with confidence that the troops fulfilled all the tasks set by the country's leadership with honor and at a high professional level. today i want to express the words to recognize the general. ensign and soldiers to the civilian personnel of the troops for their stamina and devotion to the military service , i express special gratitude to our comrades who have been directly performing and continue to perform combat missions on the front lines all this time, there are and imagine those who have distinguished themselves. the paramedic accompanied the mobilized on the train from krasnoyarsk to moscow when a woman in the next carriage suddenly began giving birth for gadzhiev. it was the first such experience, but the par

the national world war two museum monuments men women gallery. the first permanent exhibit to tell these heroes story. the origins of your story. and now my friends we at the most important moment in a relay race. 16 years ago lane faison the legacy of the monuments men women of world war two firmly into my hands. today i pass responsibility for that portion of their legacy on to you. godspeed and good luck. thank very much, robert, for those really moving a keynote address and now i'd like to call up scott the jesse colonel scott jesse for the oath of service. thank you richard. several of the members of the. 2022 army monuments training cohort were recently appointed to. the u.s. army reserves. for the specific person purpose of protecting cultural heritage in armed conflict. at this point, i'm going to invite those newly appointed 38 gulf six victors heritage and preservation officers to come up on stage and receive their oath. 38 golf, six victors, heritage and preservation. newly appointed post. 11. raise your right hands. i state your name.

the country some of them received awards posthumously. such a peculiar gallery of heroes was opened in the central museum, the national guard, courage and patriotismrage are not just words for them and today they have something to be proud of. victor zolotov congratulates the soldiers officers on the upcoming new year and presents state awards to the participants of his, despite certain difficulties, i can say with confidence that the troops with honor and at a high professional level level, they fulfilled all the tasks set by the country's leadership. today i want to express my gratitude to all general officers. special thanks to the ensign and soldiers to the civilian personnel of the troops for their stamina and devotion to the military service, expressing our comrades-in-arms, who all this time directly performed and continue to perform combat missions on the front line, among those who distinguished themselves there is also a representative of the fair sex of the raid. hajiyeva saved the life of the mother and the child, the paramedic accompanied the mobilized on the train from krasnoyarsky to moscow when, in the next car, a woman suddenly be

collection of domestic art and the first in the russian museum of national painting in its collection of 400,000 works is twice as large as the tretyakov gallery. it is located in the mikhailovsky stroganov marble palaces and in the mikhailovsky castle. when we received the mikhailovsky castle, they know how it turns out. yes, yes, with obvious regret, the leaders of the cis are completing the tour; they rarely manage to talk about politics and enjoy the arts like this, but there is still a working breakfast and bilateral meetings ahead. the first for putin and lukashenka, we had the opportunity last night talk this morning already. i think that in an informal setting we will continue our communication and wonderful interiors. we agreed that 23 will be celebrated as the russian language, so it seems to me that it would be impossible to meet today for a working breakfast at the russian museum. oh, by the way, and a good environment to talk , including serious business. we are with you not only yesterday. behind this tea drinking me and late. in the evening i return home, we discussed a lot of issues, and sometimes in some states it takes a year

russian museum is the world's largest collection of russian art and russia's first museum of national painting in its collection 400,000 works are twice as many as in the tretyakov gallery. it is located in the mikhailovsky stroganov marble palaces and in the mikhailovsky castle. when we received the mikhailovsky castle in this form, yes, yes, that's it, there with obvious regret, the leaders of the cis end the tour ; talk about enjoying art, but there's more to come. a very breakfast and bilateral meeting is the first between putin and lukashenka, we had the opportunity to talk last night and this morning already. i think that in an informal setting we will continue our communication of wonderful interiors. we agreed that 23 will be celebrated as the russian language, so it seems to me that it would be impossible to meet today for a working breakfast at the russian museum, by the way, and a good atmosphere to talk, including on serious matters. we would be with you not only. uh, at this tea party, but also late at night. returning home, we discussed a lot of issues. and sometimes it takes years for some statesmen. during the evening, we dotted many points over and cont

painting of the famous canvas in 1967 , the picture was sold to the tretyakov gallery, but soon the partisan madonna appeared and at the nationalsked the soviet to write a copy of the work, but he did not repeat himself, so now we have both the partisan madonna in moscow and the partisan madonna minsk, by the way, it is her reproduction that is located on the facade of the national art museum, and the next hero can be recognized by the piercing blue eyes of the belarusian frenchman herself and a truly extraordinary artist. the beginning of the twentieth century was portrayed by its mentor yudal at work portrait. mark walked. this is the official name, but sometimes you can also find a well-established commentary portrait of a lover and the whole secret. in the fact that when marc chagall returned from paris in 1914, he was already in love with bella. that is why this work is called a portrait of a lover, by the way, there is a sign. if you take a picture next to the canvas of a portrait, the brand walked, then you will certainly find yourself in paris, but you need to do it in a hat. if you want, believe. want no let's try the

this is the national world war ii museum. monument men and women gallery. it is the first permanent exhibit to tow these heroes the origins of your story. now my friends, we arrive at the most important moment in the relay race. 16 years ago, the place the legacy of the monuments men and women of world war ii firmly in my hands. today, i pass responsibility for that portion of their legacy on to you. godspeed. good luck. [applause] >> thank you very much for those very moving keynote addresses. now i would like to call up colonel scott dejesse for the oath of service. >> thank you. several of the members of the 2022 army monuments officers training cohort was recently pointed to the u.s. army reserves i for the specific purpose of protecting cultural heritage and armed conflict. at this point, i want to invite those newly appointed victories, the heritage of preservation officers to come up on stage and receive their oath. 38 goals, six victories. the heritage and preservation office areas. they are newly-. appointed post. >> raise your right hands. >> i, st

the main titles, representing primarily our italian french german austrian variety. a major cultural center of international class and of national significance and national impact, the presence of major museums here, for example, the hermitage the tretyakov gallery uh, the russian museum, the mari theater is already doing some great work. here, uh, it should turn into vladivostok very cool. it is impossible to talk about our neighbors here and the chinese age two koreas here, japan it seems to me that in 2-3 years we must realize this task. you know what the primorsky stage of the mariinsky theater gave us, it gave us a rise in the level of culture among the inhabitants of primorye, our guests from the far east. if we saw the initial stage there after the twelfth year somewhere, maybe for the opera, there is an empty hall, somewhere even for the ballet, the halls are not filled. uh, the majority left, but the foreigners did not fill up to half. these are the people of japan , uh, south korea, and the people of china, after the pandemic started, people began to quietly, uh, understand high culture. well , this is ballet art. uh, to evaluate, let's say , those price masters who come here, to get to know them better. uh, study this and it has affec

sculptures paintings and other unique pieces in the nation capital. hundreds of people taking a look and anesha is visual odyssey was hit hard by the pandemic galleries were closed and had to exhibit their collections online for many celebrate to return to the way things were. this also room for incarnations not seen before. more than 60 galleries from indonesia and elsewhere in asia, opportunity painting, eager to meet collectors and artists from around the world with new artist, new modes and new pieces on display. the fare is a dynamic celebration of the resilience of the industry, the tantalizing hint of what's yet to come. ah, you as president joe biden office to me letting me person, if he's willing to end the war in ukraine. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from jo house are coming up, surgeons are forced to operate without electricity in ukraine as russia once again, hence the nation's energy grades. israel.

the complex for training special forces riflemen galleries of the site for parachute diving and other types of training of the entire university has already trained more than 8,000 fighters people of different nationalitiescountry, and in some trenches people of different faiths in different languages ​​defend one single homeland of russia. to different gods, but a prayer for the same thing for one great common victory. and this is extremely important . this is a guarantee that we won very pleased, that for a very long time today we have been helping structures of the military ministry of internal affairs from here real men. russian the military tonight repelled an attempt by ukrainian militants to attack the airfield, engels, saratov region, as reported by our ministry of defense, the nationalists used unmanned aerial vehicles that were walking at low altitude by means of air defense. wounded, received three servicemen of the technical staff , damage to aviation equipment was not allowed. in conditions when many foreign corporations have left our country, it is necessary to saturate the market with cars, mikhail mishustin called for this. he held a meeting with his deputies. the prime minister noted tha

paintings and other unique pieces in the nation, capital. hundreds of people taking a look into any issues. visual, i've seen, was hit hard by the pandemic. galleries were closed and had to exhibit their collections online for many celebrate to return to the way things were. this also room for incarnations not seen before. more than 60 galleries from indonesia and elsewhere in asia, opportunity painting, eager to meet collectors and artists from around the world with new artist, new modes and new pieces on display. the fare is a dynamic celebration of the resilience of the industry. the tantalizing hint of wants yet to come. he hasn't been at the forefront a progressive change in latin america. aside to remain high as does violence against gender and sexual minority might come to when a series to 2 young women were taken different routes to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation j. a global theories attempt to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world. generation change on al jazeera, ah, argentina's vice president is sentenced to 6 years in jail. after being found guilty at a $1000000000.00 fraud

sculptures paintings and other unique pieces in the nation, capital. hundreds of people taking a look and anesha is visual. art scene was hit hard by the pandemic galleries were closed and had to exhibit their collections online for many celebrated returned to the way things were. this also room for incarnations not seen before. more than 60 galleries from indonesia and elsewhere in asia, opportunity painting, eager to meet collectors and artists from around the world with new artists, new modes and new pieces on display. the fair is a dynamic celebration of the resilience of the industry. the tantalizing hints of what's yet to come with. i'm thorough vanya in doha, and one of the most really matches of the tar world cup, croatia, b, japan, on penalties to secure place in the quarter finals. ecstatic span celebrated their teens victory. one high profile supporter at algae, new stadium, was none other than prime minister andre plank of age. while we caught up with him just before that match to discuss the national sites performance in the tournament . as well as some of the latest developments back home, including procedures, upcoming accession to the sha

of the military camp, about 30 facilities absolutely necessary for training, including a shooting gallery from the sports complex for soldiers. uh, hmm, henry also checked the directors of the nationald and the head of chechnya to live in. chechen units are one of the most effective law enforcement agencies in the country, these fighters managed to show themselves even when members of the bant underground were operating in the republic, experience was gained, and then many came in handy even today fighters returned the day before from the zone of the special military operation. today they have a solemn formation, distinguished by their commanders, an employee of the power units of the director of the national guard and the head. chechnya was awarded state awards victor zolotov noted and ramzan kadyrov's special merit was awarded a medal for the military commonwealth heroes of the russian federation head of the chechen republic general colonel ramzan akhmatovich kadyrov it a complex of buildings, during the construction of which the latest technologies of block-modular construction were used. they made it possible to modernize the deployment points of five military camps, ahead of sc

the national scene. i went to the movies the other night with my in-laws. next to it was a galleryo it was a barber with the help wanted sign. plenty of jobs out there still. the question is can you have inflation and have a soft landing? >> brian: because you don't want -- keep raising rates. no one is selling pure no one is buying. janet yellen was on stephen colbert. where every treasury secretary should go. she has an idea of why he had got so much higher. sustainable to this point. listen. >> one president biden was elected, they put policies in place that generated a very rapid recovery. it turned out the pandemic had very special impacts on the economy. remember everybody stop spending on surfaces. they were in their homes for a year or more. they wanted to buy grills and office furniture. they were working from home. they suddenly started splurging on goods. an bottleneck started deve developing. >> brian: so it is not the prudent price hike after all. blame america first. >> come on. not everything is political. >> brian: you don't think that's ridiculous? >> geraldo: if p