Culture
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“People still come up to me and ask: ‘Did you really vacuum a mammoth?”
How journalists can support museums beyond writing exhibition reviews
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Viktor Shalay: ‘Let us stop reinventing the wheel where one can simply get up and go visit a friend’
Why museums and the media need to communicate and trust one another
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Tretyakov Gallery’s Friendly Museum shares its experience in therapeutic art
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Bianca Pitzorno: ‘A person is by no means only what they read’
The Italian writer spoke about how reading became the building blocks of her autobiography, how attitudes toward Nastasya Filippovna have changed, and the peculiarities of childhood in Sardinia
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How the Kazan Youth Theatre becomes a master of collaborations
A bar, a pottery workshop, a street instead of an auditorium
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Soviet economy uncensored: how the USSR’s economy worked
In the book The Great Soviet Economy. 1917–1991, Alexey Safronov tells the story of the Soviet state’s economy from beginning to end
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With Tajuddin's blessing: Tatarstan designers to push aside luxury brands
The first presentation of the Union of Designers of the Republic was held in the open air in Kazan
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Olga Lyubimova: ‘We are ready to use the full potential of Russian culture’
Representatives of 18 countries gathered in the Kazan City Hall
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Irada Ayupova: ‘It is very important not just to watch films but also to discuss them’
The Ministry of Culture and Tatarkino told which Tatarstan films can be included in the school list on Putin's instructions
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Animation needs money and diplomatic influence
Yakut 'Aytal and the Magic Power’ is being released
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Shamil Idiatullin: the idea that AI will replace writers is overrated
How science fiction writers predicted our future with artificial intelligence
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How mirrors in Soviet paintings transformed into selfies
Art historian Kirill Svetlyakov explained how the image of the narcissistic hero was born in Soviet culture — and lives on to this day
