© Museum of Victoria and Albert, London Frederick Mackenzie. National Gallery in Angertein's mansion on Pall Mall. 1824. Canvas, oil . . . On May 10, 1824, on behalf of King George IV, the UK parliament bought a collection of 28 paintings from the descendants of the banker John Julius Yulius Angenstein. The next day, in his mansion-house number 100 on Pall Mall Street-the National Gallery was opened.

1. Kedr Livanskiy "Your Need" The main Russian favorite of the Western press released the long -awaited new album - on which she is engaged in lace weaving in dance music. Moreover, the last concept here is interpreted quite widely-the 90s hug with the 10th, New Order presses the hand of the “Hands Up!” To the group, Dubstep spreads on the components, folk dancing germinate through electronic bits, a meme-culture of yesterday greets the experience of previous generations.

The “neighbor” Pavel Perezhko looks like his other plays - for example, to “Gorky Airport”, where a mother who is waiting for a plane planting is conducting endless telephone conversations about pies, sauerkraut and father's ulcer. Stextrum does not imply a tie, ups and downs, permission of the contradiction.