Squatting in the Western world smacks of scandalousness, but the East and Asia (as, in fact, the rest of the world throughout its history) sees this practice as absolutely natural. There were speculative theories designed to pass off the absence of the tradition of squatting as an “achievement” of human evolution (hereditary features of the body structure of the white race), and the practice itself as a sign of degeneration.

To all victims of love! Having said goodbye to his only friend, Gerasim ties Mumu’s neck with a rope with bricks tied to it and throws him into the water. “Gerasim heard nothing, neither the quick squeal of the falling Mumu, nor the heavy splash of water; for him the noisiest day was silent and soundless, just as not even the quietest night is soundless for us.” So why did Gerasim drown Mumu? Because the lady ordered? But she didn’t order to drown it without fail.

Fifth Theatre, Omsk Project “Young to Young” Sketch two: drama “Duel” based on the story of the same name by A.P.

We live in an amazing world.

We are accustomed to looking at St. Petersburg as a monument of the 18th and 19th centuries. Here it is customary to worship the past. The exhibition Petersburg 2103 offers an unusual, but also necessary look at St. Petersburg as a metropolis in the making. Recalling the date of the 400th anniversary in the title of the exhibition, we show that the history of the city may just be beginning. At the time of its founding, St. Petersburg was a life-building project of unprecedented scale.

ABOUT THE ROADS OF HUMAN LIFE AS WELL AS WHERE DOES IT ALL START? - WHERE, WHOM, HOW AND IN WHAT WAY IS IT LEADING AND WHAT CAN THIS ALL END? — AN INTERESTING STORY LIKE IN GENERAL, BUT VERY SPECIFIC IN PARTICULAR. - AND ALL BECAUSE THE WORK, AS WELL AS ITS RESULT, IN THAT POWER THAT IS CALLED PERSONAL, IS NAMED AND IS CALLED BY IT... - God created Man in his image and likeness.

The seventh international festival Typomania, dedicated to visual culture, graphic design, typography, video and digital art, will be held from May 26 to June 3 at the Museum of Moscow. The program includes participants from 14 countries, more than 20 exhibition projects, a four-day lecture program, and workshops on lettering, calligraphy and posters.