Nekrasovka continues the lecture program © Library named after N.A. Nekrasov In the early days of February, philosophers Oksana Timofeeva, Polina Khanova and Anna Vinkelman will take part in the Lecture Program of the Library named after N.A. Nekrasov in Moscow. On February 3, the discussion "End of the world / end of capitalism: scenarios of the Apocalypse will take place. The end of the world at the same time became a brand and lost all seriousness, becoming just another topic for mass art.

The abbreviated version of the chapter from the book “Translated Pictures: Literary translation as an interpretation and provocation” (Moscow: Ruthenia, 2022). Published with the courtesy permission of the publishing house. You Were to be my long companion. Give Mee Your Counsel to the end! I Will Be Hard of Soul and FaithFul. Like You, My Iron-Hearted Friend!

Tatyana Malinina died On January 30, in Moscow, at the age of 81, art critic Tatyana Malinina died. This is reported by Izvestia . Tatyana Glebinna Malinina was born in 1940 in Moscow, graduated from the Department of History and Theory of Art of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University, having received the specialization of "Art critic in the field of architecture and design of the twentieth century." Candidate of Art History (1984), Doctor of Art History (2002).

In the end of the summer - early autumn, we held the contest “September 27, 2050” , where they offered authors up to 35 to think about the future of Russia in three decades. In the “Young Russia” section, we published and continue to publish the most successful of the competition - received prizes or not. The work of the main winners, according to the usual drama contests, we will publish in the final of the project.

Leonid Kuravlev died © Channel One On January 30, in Moscow, at the age of 85, film actor Leonid Kuravlev died. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Union of Cinematographers of the Russian Federation. Leonid Vyacheslavovich Kuravlev was born in 1936 in Moscow, in 1960 he graduated from the acting department of VGIK (Boris Bibikov Course).

Victor Merezhko died © Ekaterina Chesnokova / RIA Novosti On January 30, in Moscow, at the age of 84, the scriptwriter, playwright, director and actor Viktor Merezhko died. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Union of Cinematographers of the Russian Federation.

Manuscripts and personal belongings of Eduard Limonov will be put up for auction © "Littlefond" Lot No. 1. Photo from the personal archive of Eduard Limonov On February 3, the auction house "Littlefond" will hold in Moscow a trading of personal belongings and manuscripts of unpublished works of Edward Limonov (1943-2020). The start of trading at 19:00, correspondence rates are accepted until 17:00.

Noize MC will present a new program in Moscow © Pop Farm On April 29, the Moscow club Adrenaline Stadium will host a concert presentation of the new album “Exit to the city” Noize MC (Ivan Alekseeva). Noize MC released his tenth studio album at the end of last year. The starting point for preparing the record can be considered a sign Video clip “Everything is like people” , a cover version of the song of Yegor Letov, the organizers of the concert, the Pop Farm agency noted.

Awarded the prizes © Alina Kovrigina / International Kan Video Festival January 30 in Krasnoyarsk ended the anniversary, twentieth International Chan Video Festival. Its winners were short films from the UK, Portugal, Russia and the USA. According to the press service of the festival, the main prize-the “Golden Palm Secitor”-was awarded to the film directed by Mitch McGloklin “Forever” (USA), studying the interaction of the human mind and artificial intelligence.

Anna Prokhazka, German soprano of world fame, came to Russia with two concert programs. In Moscow, on the stage of Zaryadye with the baroque ensemble Il Pomo d'Oor, she performed the spiritual cantata of Bach and Buysteuhud. And in St. Petersburg, in the lobby of the foyer of the house of the Radio, the real LiedERabend sang, in the program of which the songs and romances of Schubert, Schuman, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Hugo Wolf and Richard Strauss were united by the theme of Ophelia.