On July 7, the American magazine Harper's Magazine appeared an open “Letter of Justice and Freedom of Discussions” , which was signed by 152 people: writers, scientists, public intellectuals and activists, including Salman Rushdi, Joan Rowling, Margaret Etwood and Francis Fukuyama.

The Brothers Lumier Brothers Center will open on July 14 © Photography named after brothers Lumier exhibition "Alexander Rodchenko. From the Still Art Foundation collection " On July 14, the Center for the Photography named after the Lyumier brothers in Moscow will resume work. Exhibitions of Alexander Rodchenko and Guy Buruden will be opened for visitors.

The Tretyakovka resumes excursions © State Tretyakov Gallery In the State Tretyakov Gallery (GTG), excursions are again held. The number of groups is up to five people. This was reported by the press service of the GTG. “Our priority is the concern for the safety of visitors and museum employees. All excursions are held strictly in compliance with the social distance. The intervals between groups are 30 minutes at a permanent exposure and 60 minutes at exhibitions.

Colta.ru continues the publication of the Berlin Diary of Roman Dolzhansky. This cycle was written by the famous theater critic and curator, deputy artistic director of the Theater of Nations last February-during the rehearsals of the play “Freken Julie” Timofei Kulyabin in the doech theater , on which Dolzhansky worked as a playwright.

In Turkey, the future of St. Sophia was determined © Dennis Jarvis / Encyclopædia Britannica Today, July 10, the State Council of Turkey canceled the decree of the government of the country of 1934, in accordance with which the Cathedral of St. Sophia in Istanbul became the museum. According to TASS with reference to CNN Turk , now the Turkish authorities have received a legal opportunity to turn the Cathedral of St. Sophia into a mosque. When exactly this can happen, has not yet been reported.

From the first months of the pandemic, talk about the growth of domestic violence and the inevitable problems caused by its decriminalization : according to the authorized human rights, Tatyana Moskalkova, the number of cases increased two and a half times - from 6054 cases in March to more than 13,000 in April.

On July 7, the American magazine Harper's Magazine appeared an open “Letter of Justice and Freedom of Discussions” , which was signed by 152 people: writers, scientists, public intellectuals and activists, including Salman Rushdi, Joan Rowling, Margaret Etwood and Francis Fukuyama.

Lenny Kravitz canceled the concert in Moscow © Lenny Kravitz / Facebook On July 9, it became known that the American singer and multi -instrumentalist Lenny Kravitz will not perform in Moscow this year, his European tour “Here to Love Tour” has been canceled. According to the organizers of the Russian tour Lenny Kravitsa, Sav Entertainment , the musician himself made the decision to cancel. “All my friends in Europe!

On July 7, the American magazine Harper's Magazine appeared an open “Letter of Justice and Freedom of Discussions” , which was signed by 152 people: writers, scientists, public intellectuals and activists, including Nooam Chomsky, Salman Rushdi, Joan Rowling, Margaret Etwood and Francis Fukuyama.