In the city cultural center of Pskov, until May 18, you can make sure that genuine - forever
On April 17, on the eve of the International Day of Monuments and Historical Places, the exhibition “genuine forever was opened in the exhibition hall of the City Cultural Center. Experience in the regeneration of historical places. Pskov ". The organizers of the exhibition were the Pskov Regional Branch of the All-Russian Society for the Protection of History and Culture Monuments, a branch of the Institute of Special Projectivestation, a branch of the Union of Architects of Russia, the Pskov State Museum-Reserve and the Archaeological Center.
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Officials who should be the experience of regeneration of historical places, if not interesting, is useful (especially since it is presented for every taste at the exhibition, and I want to argue about these tastes), say, softly, is small. But the exhibition did not pass by the caring eyes of the deputies of the city parliament. I just could not go: sessions of the Pskov City Duma are held at the Civil Code, and in the exhibition hall deputies rest in breaks over cups of coffee and tea. There is a hope that they have already absorbed the content of materials presented at the exhibition - during the session, held last Friday on International Monuments.
The materials at the exhibition are very different. The architect Boris Povlavl with a pointer in his hands made a long “circle of honor” according to the exposition, “clockwise” telling everyone about the experience and people who instilled this experience on the Pskov grounds. The society in the direction of movement was a little delayed: people at times literally “hung” from the projects that interests them. Someone stood in front of the materials about the work conducted in the Balsky Monastery, someone was behind, trying to submit a project for the reconstruction of the Victory Square (from the Pskovarhitetura MP), someone was surprised to recall the design project for the district of Komsomolskaya Square (near the Radio West or-near the cathedral of John the Baptist), which, as Boris Dmitrievich confirmed, has been twenty years old.
They looked at the photographs: the founding fathers of the Pskov restoration of Pyotr Pokryshkin and Konstantin Romanov, the three large “s” of the Pskov culture - Vsevolod Smirnov, Boris Skobellitsyna, Mikhail Semenov, the smiling Elena Morozkin in the Krypetsk monastery, the beauties of Vera Lebedeva - surrounded by friends and colleagues. Vera Alekseevna, by the way, also came to the opening of the exhibition.
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1 So those who want to find out and see the whole truth can come to the Civil Code. The exhibition will work - longer than a glossy poster - hang on the wall in the city construction and architecture department. Until May 18, we remind. And public hearings will be held on May 19 at the Civil Code at 18 o’clock. What guests of the exhibition, among which were the inhabitants of the “nearby” to the “landing” project of houses, were also notified.
Residents are very interested in the information. Maybe not from the point of view of the protection of the Pokrovsky tower, but from the point of view of self -defense - a new high -altitude house “takes on itself” a lot. The sun hides behind his shadow literally in front of his eyes, with each growing floor. But - they became very interested. And we stood, looking at the newspaper publications on the wall: “Pskov province”, “Sterh”, “MK”, “Arguments and facts”. They read “correspondence with friends”, as Ironically typically named Boris Dmitrievich Polavsky all “paper turnover”: the defenders of Pokrovka wrote a lot of official requests, requests, requirements to the authorities, to the prosecution authorities ... they answered them, and sometimes they answered that “hug and cry”.
But the crying wall is a symbol not only of sorrow, but faith and hope. Written messages on this wall are accepted for execution. At the highest level, sorry, Lord. So - let's see more. Genuine - forever.
Elena Shiryaeva.
1 See: E. Shiryaeva. Listen! Listen! // No. 15 (384) dated April 162, 2008