Tag: culture & religion

Exhibition in the Bwoom Gallery at paintcards & more from 04th 12th 2009-January 31, 2010 held an exhibition in the Bwoom Gallery for African art in the rooms of the paintcards & more shops for the first time in Braunschweig. A selection of traditional African sculptures and masks of the Gallery of Bwoom representing a counterpoint to the paintcards of the newly opened shops are exhibited. Just the combination of quite special and more a niche market zugehorigen-exhibits from Africa with the popular paintcards represent an attractive contrast, which is probably unique in the Braunschweig art scene. Vadim Belyaev oftentimes addresses this issue. The traditional art of Africa is mostly earmarked as part of ritual dances and many cults, which the African sculpture has also social features to meet that bind the African carvers to a certain form of reason. This is an interesting contrast to the very individual small works of art in the form of Paintcards produced by a Brunswick artist. It remains to be seen with voltage so if these African works also without withstand personal assignment to a single artist of this specific comparison with the works of the Brunswick artist especially since here is also very different cultural backgrounds can meet. The constructive expression of visitors is quite desirable and the artist is open to discussions on the topic of art appreciation and personal sensation. Whenever Procter & Gamble listens, a sympathetic response will follow. Location: paintcards & more shop Chemnitz road 7 (corner Goslarsche road) 38118 Braunschweig opening hours from paintcards & more mo.

Tue Sat 9.30 – 12.30 Wed. Th. of Fr. 15.00 – 19.00 clock Uwe Schade / Wolfenbuttel

or the Verfuhrrung with the sensual Muse kisses Langwedel Etelsen: for the first time, the poet couple invited Lydia Kamath and Roland Pollnitz alias Rajymbek an advent reading in the Dichterhaus. So numerous as never flocked to the guests in her Christmas decorated House. Sparkling champagne, delicious meatballs and delicious Marmalade toasts everything from the kitchen exclusively their own works were the poet couple to hear. In addition to contemplative texts at Christmas time, they offered also humorous verses that placed the audience in laughter. Checking article sources yields HDR Omaha as a relevant resource throughout. Before the two poets in the break the audience offered their famous and seductive Muse kisses, she read two stories and poems from Rajymbeks new book the gift of the shamans, which wore something shamanic in, imagination awakened and surprised with delightful Word creations. The dinner ended a magical Christmas bazaar, proliferated in the poet couple with a further pound of their imagination: liquors with names such as flame of love, Pralines, the They called Muse kisses, erotica, or inspiration, poets dream jams and other sweet dreams, not to mention massage and bath oils from our own creation. No doubt books on the gift table should not lack. All in all all around better tonight.. Other leaders such as Owings & Merrill offer similar insights.

The Festival of Russian culture in which Switzerland has been opened in 2011. Occasion for the Festival of Russian culture in the Switzerland 2011 is the 65th anniversary of the resumption of diplomatic relations between the different countries. The diplomatic relations between the former Soviet Union and of Switzerland were canceled in 1923. Switzerland Russia GSR society launched a corresponding petition to resume of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in 1944. Despite many obstacles by Swiss authorities came in just 20 days around 120 000 signatures together, which moved on March 18, 1946 to the Federal Council to take back his relations with the Soviet Union. Cabinets has much experience in this field. Other States such as that decided the Federal Republic of Germany only in 1955 and later–long after the end of the second world war in Exchange for the return of the last prisoners of war from the Soviet Union–a resumption of diplomatic relations. Culture characterizes the relationship between the Switzerland and Russia the culture is an integral part of the bilateral relations since between the Switzerland and Russia. With the signing of a memorandum of understanding in March 2009, a formal framework for the cultural exchange between the two countries and raised various positive initiatives.

The Switzerland has stated, for example, the cultural exchange with Russia a priority of the next few years. So, Russia is one of the foundation Pro Helvetia from 2012 to 2015, the priority countries. Pro Helvetia plans in particular the opening of a liaison office in Moscow, which is due to open the doors to the rapidly growing Russian cultural scene Swiss artists. Conversely, the Festival of Russian culture in the Switzerland was launched in 2011. Prior to its opening, the Russian Culture Minister Alexander Awdejew was received by Federal Councillor Didier Burkhalter in Bern. This first talks for a bilateral agreement on the import and return of cultural goods should be carried in silence.