The art of love and love in art: a special video of the podcast "Russia Speaks" has been released
The National Centre RUSSIA presents a special video of the
podcast "Russia Speaks" dedicated to the Day of Family, Love and
Fidelity, and the upcoming 2nd All-Russian Wedding festival "Russia. Uniting Hearts". The festival will be held at the National Centre RUSSIA
on July 8-10. Participants of the program titled "How Art Teaches Us to Love" explore how creativity reflects and shapes our ideas about love and
family values.
For centuries, love has been embodied in painting,
literature, cinema, and music. The new video of the podcast reveals how art
serves as a guide to the world of emotions, helping us to better understand
ourselves and our loved ones.
Prominent experts took part in the discussion: Veronika
Krutilnikova, psychologist, author of Otvet psychological
assistance service, and host of her own Youtube channel; Daria Parfenenko,
Deputy Director General of the State Tretyakov Gallery, art critic; Elena
Davydova, Executive Director of "MARS" Centre for Contemporary Art,
and Nikita Vysotsky, actor, film director, theater instructor and director of
Vladimir Vysotsky State Cultural Centre-Museum "Vysotsky's home on
Taganka". Together with presenter Angelika Kiryan, they analyzed how
films, paintings and literary works shape our ideals of love, teach us to
recognize true feelings, and build strong family relationships.
The author's podcast "Russia Speaks" by the
National Centre RUSSIA practices the tradition of an open dialogue discussing
the most important issues of our time. The project involves leading experts and
cultural figures whose ideas and experience help to better understand our
rapidly changing world. The project's studio has already been visited by
neuroscientist Vyacheslav Dubynin, architect Andrey Chernikhov, test cosmonaut
Nikolai Chub, theater and film actor Vladislav Miller, singer Tatiana
Kurtukova, and other experts and opinion leaders.
Watch the
special video "How Art Teaches Us to Love" and other podcasts of the
"Russia Speaks" on the website russia.ru, and in the social networks
of the National Centre RUSSIA.
Starting tomorrow, July 29, due to renovation work in pavilions No. 3, 4, 7 and at the Western entrance of pavilion No. 7, the access scheme to the National Centre RUSSIA will be temporarily changed.
The Vladivostok branch of the National Centre RUSSIA will serve not just as an exposition venue, but as a vivid reflection of Primorye’s dynamic progress.
On July 28, World Nature Conservation Day is observed across the globe — a reason to look at Russia’s natural wealth with fresh eyes.
