"What's left when everyone's gone?" This should be the name of the genre in which Laura Letinsky, a Canadian photographer and professor of visual art at the University of Chicago, works. Still lifes in form, in essence, her photographs are studies of one basic feeling: the feeling of abandonment. Her compositions contain objects that were left behind after they were no longer needed; time moved on, but they remained.

About patience Along the book shelf Leo Pirogov Vladimir Klevtsov. Favorite Russian Fun: Stories. -Pskov, 2012. ISBN 978-5-94542-262-9 Here is the book - with a clumsy name, “without design”, with an unknown name on the cover. Will you pass this? Do not pass. Because there is no such store in the vastness of our vast homeland in which it would be sold. The only mention of it on the Internet says: " The book entered the Pskov Regional Universal Scientific Library." And thank you for that.

It’s not easy to interview Alexei Navalny. One beautiful girl even recorded a special video message to tell the world about her suffering caused by an attempt to talk into a dictaphone with a fiery tribune. How, by the way, times have changed: formerly fired police officers recorded video messages to the president, and now beautiful girls record video messages to Navalny. It’s definitely not in vain that we went to rallies; the world has become a better place. The pessimists are wrong.