CULTURE

Installation under the name "ZARA tustra" is the old sheets, hanging down from the ceiling, curtain fragments, fabric cuts with poems written on them – about 250 cuts of fabrics in total – and the handwritten slogans and texts covering the whole length of gallery walls

This is a story of growing up, complicated relationships between children and adults, making important decisions "here and now" – it will fascinate both school students, and their parents

On 3 February the 64th edition of BRAFA art fair closed its doors

The renowned theory Biocentrism proposed by American scientist and professor Robert Lanz gives a new view on the understanding of life and death. It sees biology as the central driving science and explains that life creates the reality and the universe in general

The winter session is held under the playful motto – Excuse my French! The spotlight is on the inherent French sense of style

Somewhere between London and Paris, while crossing the Channel Tunnel, I was pondering crocodiles, panthers, wolves, elephants and King Kongs — the eye-catching, somewhat naïve and pop-artesque creatures of Richard Orlinski.

Stephen Hawking was born in the British city of Oxford on January 8, 1942, three hundred years after the death of Galileo Galilei, an Italian polymath and astrono-mer. Two hundred thousand children were born on the planet on this very day. However, only one of them became the legend of the modern cosmology.

"I observe this process of art diffusion through the viewfinder: human is not the spectator, consumer anymore, he is art himself"