art school. in addition to my work activity, i am also actively developing social activities; the beginning of this very social activity was at the university of culture andrts. this means that this kind of volunteer activity is similar to that of most, probably, students. also implies a certain responsibility, this activity involves working together with senators of the council of the republic, we are present at meetings of the council of the republic, we also implement our youth projects and initiatives, including large ones, for example, the leadership platform team of the future, the youth talk show given, which is also now gaining momentum and... these projects help not only members of the youth parliament to somehow show themselves from different sides, acquire some skills and competencies in their work, but also thanks to the projects of the youth parliament, guys, who are not members of the youth parliament at the national assembly of the republic of belarus, they have the opportunity to become interested in these projects, take part in them and also express themselves. today there are a number of opportunities in our country. for the realization

further popularize our art school, in addition to work, and i am also actively developing: social activity, the beginning of this very social activity was at the university of culture probably served as the beginning of all this, we had such a volunteer club elephant, with which we at the university of culture constantly went there to various concerts, organized events for children and so on, well , it smoothly... flowed into such serious social activities today, i am a member of the youth parliament at the national assembly of the republic of belarus, this is of course a completely different level. which also implies a certain responsibility, this activity involves working together with senators of the council of the republic, we are present at meetings of the council of the republic, we also implement our youth projects and initiatives, including large ones, such as the leadership platform team of the future, the youth talk show dano, which is also now gaining momentum. parliament at the national assembly, today every young person has the opportunity to prove himself, at the very start of even his working life, a lot of attention is paid. as a young specialist in

of traditional artists and the appointment of faculty members of farhangian university. the first approval was the regulation of the evaluation council of artists of traditional arts and handicrafts and cultural heritage, which was finally approved , and it also led to the central recruitment board of farhangiyan university, which was a very important reason, and in fact , the real and legal members of the central recruitment board of farhangiyan university were determined. after this, all the faculty members of farhangian university and teacher training will be recruited and identified in this central board. mr. khosrpanah also announced the presentation of the minister of education's report on the implementation of the fundamental transformation document of this ministry and said: the road map of this document will be submitted to the supreme council of the cultural revolution in the next two months for its final approval. judiciary media center announced the return of hossein hedayati to prison by publishing pictures. the judiciary media center, in a news report, denied the claim of hossein hedayati's release and announced that the convict, who was sentenced to whipping imprisonment, rejec

and only one within the library. however, two more of our cultural centers operate in universities of grodno and minsk. in the near future, pakistan will delight belarusians with the national artf trakart. in minsk they want to launch a tram painted in original oriental technology. the final of the republican youth competition 100 ideas for belarus is approaching. the best startups will receive grants for implementation. in which categories will the best be determined? what are the developers betting on this year? the winners will be named in 10 categories from national security and health. historical memory, for example, will compete for the main prize of the competition victory bread is a project of grodno schoolchildren, they have restored more than 20 recipes for bread from the war years, including those from besieged leningrad, and they are not going to stop there. the authors plan to expand the list of recipes and ready-made samples for sale in stores. the competition of 100 ideas for belarus is being held for the thirteenth time, thanks to the support of the state it has become large-scale. from march 1 to march 7, the world youth festival will be held in sochi; the for

of the sed and broadcasting agency. the supreme council of cultural revolution announced the approval of two resolutions regarding the evaluation of traditional arts artists and the appointment of faculty members of farhangian university. the first approval was the regulation of the evaluation council of artists of traditional arts and crafts and heritage of civilization, which was finally approved. it also caused the central board to attract the university. farhangian, who was a very important cause and in fact the real and legal members of the central recruitment board of farhangian university, it became clear that after this all the faculty members of farhangian university and teacher training is determined and specified in this central recruitment board. mr. khosr panah also announced the presentation of the minister of education's report on the implementation of the fundamental transformation document of this ministry and said that the road map of this document will be submitted to the supreme council of cultural revolution in the next two months for its final approval. the economic spokesman of the government announced the attraction of 11 billion dollars of foreign investment from the beginning of the 13th gove

there is still much more work to do to make sure our culture and art is not lost or forgotten and stan's before you a proud father of the university (clapping.) i'm proud to serve as your first director of culture affairs in san francisco arts commission 9 two years. (clapping.) since i started in 2021 we are invested over 18 point mower million dollars for black artists and art organizations and culture centers that is unprecedented and makes me proud (clapping.) it makes me proud to work and assist fellow artists to thrive in an amazing city like to shows the commitment to help the artists and take a moment to thank a wonderful mayor mayor london breed our arts mayor (clapping.) and. her dedication and leadership in support of art and cultures i literally would not be in my role without her let's give it up (clapping.) in addition i'd like to thank the deadliest staff that makes our work possible and the commissioners of arts commission led by president chuck collins there he is right there (clapping.) i'd like studio thank all of our arts and culture work in san francisco from individual arts to community-based organizations an

and say 100 times - it’s normal if you correct what the student said, something is wrong. jokia map is called the cultural capital of indonesia. it is a city of museums, universities, arts. the most famous among them the most beloved by the evans is the shadow theater. jokia karta is also a city of craftsmen. it is believed that this is where it reached its peak. the art of applying patterns to fabric, the famous batik, the same batik that permeates the life of evanites from birth to death. but this batik is mainly loved by officials when they receive some kind of promotion, to show that they, too, are useful, that they are useful. at weddings in jekya this batik is usually used. al alon, let me help you, thank you, yes you have it here a whole package of cashback, i’m not sure, banks have so many conditions, yur, alen, with a free vtb debit card, cashback.

and i believe in the palestinian will to have freedom. the right of self determination and self defense. i love palestinian culture. >> her tied to indiana university is strong. she received her master of fine artsin 1960 three and later taught before moving to yale. her work is in the collections of major u.s. museums, including the national gallery of art washington and the guggenheim in new york. she recently had a large retrospective in the united arab emirates. she was expressing outrage at the bombing of gaza. she called israel's retaliation a genocide and compared gaza to auschwitz. she says the cancellation was a surprise. >> i thought i was immune because i was an alumni. it came as a surprise. my first reaction was to be upset because this is my second home. someone is now stealing my second home from me. but then i got over that quickly. i thought the community was really upset about it. >> it has been quite a big deal. the fallout is still coming. >> he has been covering campus reaction in indiana. >> we are seeing a lot of students and faculty organizing protests. a venue in town is putting on a retrospective in place of the museum. the response here has been quite >> significant. t

of the supreme council of cultural revolution approves two resolutions regarding the evaluation of traditional arts artists and the selection of board members. farhangian university announced. the first approval was the regulations of the evaluation council of artists of traditional arts and handicrafts and heritages of civilization, which was finally approved. it also caused the central board to attract farhangian university, which was a very important outlet. and in fact , the real and legal members of the central board, except farhangian university has been determined. after this, all the faculty members of farhangian university and teacher training will be recruited and identified in this central board. mr. khosr panah also announced the presentation of the minister of education's report on the implementation of the fundamental transformation document of this ministry and said the roadmap: this document will be submitted to the supreme council of the cultural revolution in the next two months for approval. the book "fingerprints" on the eve of the elections reached its fifth edition . this book, which narrates the memories and wills of the martyrs regarding t

and there will be more bouquets in the upcoming holiday period. persian an exhibition in the university of culture gallery will introduce miniatures by contemporary artists and traditional arto the cultural heritage of iran, opening to coincide with the forty-fifth anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran. the exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, lectures and master classes are planned. hello everyone, in exactly a minute a guest will come to you and answer all your questions: are you ready to meet our hero? yuri khadzhimuradovich, in what mood are you going to the conversation? with a calm, good, constructive. you do you agree that children should not be lied to under any circumstances? agree. promise to tell only the truth? only the truth. good luck then. so, welcome to our guest. president of belarus, inspector for the grodno region, ex-minister of internal affairs yuri karaev. yuri khadzhimuratovich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times, i hope you will not use it, and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose th

of flowers in the coming there will be more bouquets during the festive period. persian miniatures performed by contemporary artists and traditional art. an exhibition in the university of culturehe forty-fifth anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran. the exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, lectures and master classes are planned. getting to know belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. our export countries now include germany, bulgaria, and israel. due to the fact that there is... that the introduction of all food products requires the approach of a good, competent, kind housewife, it seems to me that this is so, at least i have always set such tasks for myself that what i like, i roughly understand what our consumer will like, see the project , a quality mark on the belarus 24 tv channel. let you love it like a vegetable in the field. i'm young, there's a flock above the crayfish, like a patched bird, that's alive in the wild, may you love me, may i love you for the song that i can smell, for the laughter that's loud, that's so sweet ring for your clear eyes, for your young soul, may you love me. may i love you for

supreme council of cultural revolution announced the approval of two resolutions regarding the evaluation of traditional arts artists and the appointment of faculty members of farhangian university. the first approval of the council regulations the evaluation of artists of traditional arts and handicrafts and heritage of civilization was finally approved , and it was also the cause of the central recruitment board of farhangiyan university, which was a very important reason, and in fact , the real and legal members of the central recruitment board of farhangiyan university were determined.

of the industrial universities, which together with this monitoring system , each of them speaks thousands of languages ​​while being speechless, objects that are authentic documents of culture, art and. present. museum means a concept and an approach that protects, recognizes and introduces human thought in tangible and intangible forms . before the revolution, the number of museums, including government ones. and affiliated with public institutions and other institutions of the country, including 44, which reached 829 museums after the revolution. before the revolution, there were 44 museums. we had from the government and related to public institutions and other institutions of the country. apart from this, 24 museums affiliated with the ministry of culture at that time and 20 museums affiliated with other institutions were operating. after the maye revolution, with a significant growth of this number to 829 museums separately in the field of museums affiliated to the ministry of heritage and tourism, there are 260 museums affiliated to other organizations in the field of museums. it reached the number of about 320 museums , we had an increase of about 2000. an important part of t

of volzhsky, is playing at the third gaming table today. marina, tell me: i’m 31 years old, i graduated from volgograd state university with a degree in history and culture, i’m an artven’t worked as one for a long time, i i work at one federal... first round of topics: relatives, anniversary 2024, words from my wife, yellow topic, not only about fish butts. i ask you, artyom, to begin. circles for 300, he is a noble cause, she is a mark, risk, risk, right, the words of the wife 400, an auction at the very beginning of the game, we play the question with you, alexander, he is a wise bird, she is a useful device, i don’t know, eagle owl, panel , raven, funnel. alexander and his wife’s words for 500. he is a wooden stick, she is a river in the murmansk region. in the murmansk region there is a river called kola. cola and cola. words spouses for 200. move the bags. the downside is that artyom and marina are playing against you today. who will you give it to? marina. marina. the theme is brothers. bet 500. attention to the screen. the brother of this american artist and innovator was also not a chusht inventor. invented a convenient way to print geographical maps, cerog

real to remember as art, it was so beautiful that i wanted to laugh and cry at the same time, in our minds russia appears as some kind of amazing and previously unfamiliar cultural universe. avangard is the most shocking number, which, together with this incredible rhythm of svidovo music. an incredible energy blow at the same time an ambivalent feeling, and what, what are the results of such cataclysms in the history of mankind. we learned that it was the russians who created the avangard 70 years later. talking about the history of russia, it was impossible not to talk about the great patriotic war, we prepared about. of those sitting, there were 40,000 photographs, the animators who stood, so to speak, near the rows, had to ask everyone at that moment to bring this photo to their faces, and for everyone to stand in memory of those killed during the second world war. and these dead people looked at each other and at the opening ceremony, at the people they did not live to see. there is no life, the big theater is a house, this is my skin, all the horror that you yourself have to to prove that you exist in this world, but the viewer does not react, i saw this a lot, and

art museums, brought some of the 160 artworks here many culled from the collections of historically black colleges and universities like archibald motley's "lady in blue." >> just a sense of economic, cultural and social self-determination self-expression. that is part of what the harlem renaissance was about. >> reporter: one highlight, aaron douglas's mural. >> we see workers in the field. some are jubilant. we have musicians and dancers. celebrating. but the future is foretold as well we see the union troops retreating. >> reporter: this is one of almost a dozen pieces on loan from harlem's schomburg center >> these artworks sit at the nexus of black people recreating themselves >> reporter: art that tells a story. a statement of newfound freedom >> this is a legacy that i hope generations of today will be inspired by. >> reporter: a restoration of history bringing it back to the center of american art. al roker, nbc news, new york >> and al is going to have much more from that exhibit tomorrow on "today. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's

art. it was so beautiful that i wanted to laugh and cry at the same time. in our minds, russia appears as some kind of amazing and previously unfamiliar cultural universe.the most shocking number, which, together with this incredible rhythm of sverilov’s music , time advances, all these elements of the avant-garde merged into some kind of kinetic composition. air, which simultaneously captured the image of the russian revolution and the image of creation, and the image of destruction, an incredible energy blow at the same time , an ambivalent feeling, and what, what are the results of such cataclysms in the history of mankind. we learned that this was a russian avant-garde 70 years later. i'm talking about history. looked at each other and at the opening ceremony, at the people they did not live to see, looked through the eyes of those who died during the second world war. we have done. a fragment of this at the dress rehearsal and it worked well, nerve-wrackingly, a conflict situation arose, we were categorically forbidden to do this, there was a separate meeting with the leadership of moka, where they explained to me that this could not be done under

there is still much more work to do to make sure our culture and art is not lost or forgotten and stan's before you a proud father of the university (clapping.) i'm proud to serve as your first director of culture affairs in san francisco arts commission 9 two years. (clapping.) since i started in 2021 we are invested over 18 point mower million dollars for black artists and art organizations and culture centers that is unprecedented and makes me proud (clapping.) it makes me proud to work and assist fellow artists to thrive in an amazing city like to shows the commitment to help the artists and take a moment to thank a wonderful mayor mayor london breed our arts mayor (clapping.) and. her dedication and leadership in support of art and cultures i literally would not be in my role without her let's give it up (clapping.) in addition i'd like to thank the deadliest staff that makes our work possible and the commissioners of arts commission led by president chuck collins there he is right there (clapping.) i'd like studio thank all of our arts and culture work in san francisco from individual arts to community-based organizations an

of the contributors here will tell you this the liberating doesn't just talk the liberal arts for the university. it also speaks about the liberal arts and, prisons and adult education and in just popular culture. so these are all conversations we want to continue. we want to do this in an atmosphere of leisure that have just spoken about. and i believe that we can now to the reception. but as you do so, of course i wouldn't be doing my job if in flow this book a little more on that corner in the back and plough magazine is dedicated to the question of how do we live. well what gives life meaning, purpose. those are the questions that lie at the heart of the liberal arts. and we thank you all for coming here again. and we look forward to having more conversations. please stick around. thanks again and thanks again to our panel and speakers.

of art museums, brought some of the 160 artworks the here. many cold from the collections of historically black colleges and universities, like archibald maltese lady in blue. >> just a sense of economic, cultural, and social self determination, self expression. that is part of what the harlem renaissance was about. >> reporter: one highlight, aaron douglas's mural. >> you see workers in the field. some are jubilant. we have musicians and dancers celebrating. but the future is foretold as well. we see the union troops in each meeting. >> reporter: this is one of almost a dozen pieces on loan from harlem's schomburg center. >> these artworks sit at the nexus of black people recreating themselves. >> reporter: art that tells a story, a statement of newfound freedom. >> this is a legacy that i hope generations of today will be inspired by. >> reporter: a restoration of history bringing it back to the center of american art. >> al roker and the power of black art, history, and joy. that will take us off the air tonight. and on that note, i wish you a good evening. i'm symone sanders-townsend, in for stephanie ruhle. she will be back tomorrow night. and you can catch me on saturday and sunday mornin

university. it also speaks about the liberal arts and, prisons and adult education and in just popular culture. so these are all conversations we want to continue. we want to do this in an atmosphere of leisure that have just spoken about. and i believe that we can now to the reception. but as you do so, of course i wouldn't be doing my job if in flow this book a little more on that corner in the back and plough magazine is dedicated to the question of how do we live. well what gives life meaning, purpose. those are the questions that lie at the heart of the liberal arts. and we thank you all for coming here again. and we look forward to having more conversations. please stick around. thanks again and thanks again to our panel and speakers. so we are here with jefferson cowie, author of freedom's dominion, a saga of white resistance to federal american freedom, is typically associated with the fight of the oppressed for a better world. but for centuries, whenever the federal government has intervened on behalf nonwhite people, many americans fought back in the name of freedom, which meant their freedom to dominate others in freedom's dominion. his story in jefferson county traces the

art museums brought some of the 160 artworks here. many culled from the collections of historically black colleges and universities, like archibald motley's "lady in blue." >> just a sense of economic, culturalf what it was about. >> reporter: one highlight, aaron douglas' mural. >> we see workers in the field, some are jubilant, we have musicians, dancers, celebrating. but the future is foretold as well. we see the union troops retreating. >> reporter: this is one of almost a dozen pieces on loan from harlem's shamberg center. >> these artworks at the nexus of black people re-creating themselves. >> reporter: art that tells a story, a statement of new found freedom. >> this is a legacy that i hope generations of today will be inspired by. >> reporter: a restoration of history, bringing it back to the center of american art. al roker, nbc news, new york. >> our thanks to al for that. "nightly news" and the "today" program for sharing, thank you. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show on social media at mitchell reports and rewatch the best parts of our show on youtube. go to msnbc.com/andrea. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chr