Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9250 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9250 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

The winners of the program "Special View" are named © Pyramide International Frame from the movie "Donbass" Today, May 18, the winners of the competitive program “Special View” are determined at the 71st International Cannes Film Festival. The prize for the best directing was received by Sergey Loznitsa (Ukraine) for the film "Donbass". According to the website of the Cannes Festival , the film “Border” ( Gräns ​​/ Border ) Ali Abbasi (Sweden) was the winner of the program.

On Wednesday, May 23, at 16:00 in the “Stanislavsky Electrodeater” the presentation of the new edition of the “divertissement” Vadim Gaevsky will be held - a book that had a strong influence on a whole generation of domestic intellectuals and became an unconditional monument of Russian art culture (the presentation will be held by the editor -in -chief of the magazine “Theater.” Marina Davydova).

Project "Public Diplomacy. The EU and Russia ”and the Yeltsin Center gathered Russian and European specialists in Yekaterinburg at the conference “ Journalistic ethics and standards in the digital era. A look from Russia and the EU ” in order to discuss new professional media standards, which have greatly changed with the advent of new technologies and amendments in the legislation of different states.

Pyatigorsky prize declared finalists © Literary Prize named after Alexander Pyatigorsky The jury of the literary prize named after Alexander Pyatigorsky announced a short list of 2018. According to the Prize website , five works went on the list: Oleg Aronson - “The forces of the false. Experiments of non -building democracy ”; Tatyana Goricheva - “On the Holy Madness.

On May 21, in the Rakhmaninovsky hall of the conservatory, the ensemble "Studio of New Music" gives a monographic concert from the music of Claus Khuber (1924-2017). The Swiss composer and teacher is a very significant figure that directly or indirectly influenced the development of the latest musical art.

Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9255 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

On May 22, in the MMOM building on Gogolevsky Boulevard , the Petrusion exhibition opens (curator - Anna Narinskaya, the author of the exposition is Katya Bochavar). She is dedicated to the birthday of Lyudmila Stefanovna Petrushevskaya, who is 80 years old on May 26. In anticipation of the anniversary with Petrushevskaya for Colta.ru, Anna Narinskaya and Alexander Maleeva talked. -Probably, the first question should be stupid-pleasant. Some results ... change of positions ...

The ex-za-minister of culture Pirumov was arrested in the new case of theft Today, May 18, the Basmanny District Court of Moscow decided to detain the former deputy minister of culture Grigory Pirumov. He is accused of embezzlement of 450 million rubles allocated for the construction of the buildings of the Hermitage. According to Interfax , Pirumov was arrested until July 16.

The Remusik.org New Music Festival will be held in St. Petersburg Musicians from Belgium, Poland, Russia, France and Switzerland will perform from May 21 to 25 at the V St. Petersburg International Festival of New Music Remusik.org. Concerts of the festival will be held in the concert hall of the Mariinsky Theater, on the new stage of the Alexandrinsky Theater, in Annekirch, the workshop of M.K. Anikushin, the St. Petersburg Conservatory and at other sites of St. Petersburg.

Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9250 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

Slavutich - the youngest city in Ukraine - was built immediately after the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant for those who continued to work at the station (the last power unit was stopped only in 2000, and work on the sarcophagus continues). Every day, an electric train goes to Chernobyl, going without stops and twice crossing the border with the Republic of Belarus.

Artdokfest moves to Riga due © "Artdokfest" Today, May 18, the Directorate of the International Documentary Film Festival "Artdokfest" announced the transfer of all films of the competitive program to Riga. The immediate reason for the decision to move the festival was today's reassignment of Vladimir Medinsky to the post of Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation.

Richard Pipes died © Harvard University On May 17, in the United States, at the age of 94, historian Richard Pipes died. It is reported by Radio Liberty . Richard Pipes was born in 1923 in Ceshin (Poland) in a Jewish family, which, after the occupation by the Nazis of Poland in 1939, fled to the United States. He studied at Cornell and Harvard Universities, in 1958-1996 he was a professor of history, since 1996 - an honorary professor of the history of Harvard University.