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Conference House: You're Invited!
Photo Show Opening

Wednesday, July 1, noon to 2 p.m. at the Visitors' Center


The Conference House Park is holding its first photography show at the Visitors’ Center, 298 Satterlee St., at the southern end of Hylan Boulevard on Staten Island. The center is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Thursday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Wednesday. The show runs from July 1 to August 3.

The photographer, Boris Vinokur, was born in Odessa, Ukraine, in 1954 and worked as a coal miner in the Arctic Circle for 15 years. When he was 35, he moved to Tottenville with his wife and two sons. For the past 17 years, he has worked for New York City Transit.

From the age of 12, Boris’s passion has always been photography. The photographs in his first U.S. show were taken in Conference House Park and at Mount Loretto. The captions tie the images to the map of the Conference House Park on the walls of the Visitors’ Center.

Boris uses filters in some of the images to capture the drama of the sky and the winter light at Conference House Park.

The opening party is Wednesday, July 1, between noon and 2 p.m., at the Visitors’ Center. The exhibit and party are free and open to the public.

Это тоже искусство




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Mili is pointing to her artwork. Guess which hot air balloons are Mili's? She is totally not confused about her identity.

- I am sorry, mommy, I didn't do the Russian flag.

And, of course, right next to hers, are the drawings of our future son-in-law Boaz.

Решил муж в моё отсутствие просветить девиц наших и не наших, когда они дурью маялись сообща письмо писали, показал он им шедевр русской живописи «Запорожцы пишут письмо турецкому султану» кисти Ильи Репина.


Ну и заодно глаз его упал на само письмо. И возрадовался глаз его.
( Не совсем нормативная лексика )

Как называется это произведение искусства?

"Ave Maria", Tate Modern


отсюда flickr

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Israel Broytman- a Canadian artist, arrived from Russia in 1980, where he was working on images documenting the complicated, traditional, Russian life.

Since that time the works of Broytman have become more universal and metaphysical. These are powerful paintings of longing and sometimes regret, works that speak of a lost world that time has taken away and which can only be recreated not revisited.

Works can be found in the Russian State Museum in St. Petersburg, Toronto Holocaust Museum; and in private and Corporate collections in Russia, Canada, USA, Italy, Israel, France, Hong Kong and Japan.

Blue Vase on Amber Ground

Israel Broytman
Original Oil on Canvas

Кирилл поделился красотой.

На ютюб тоже есть, но качество хуже.