News of the Kizhi Museum — 2012 year
- Exhibition "Three Worlds" (April 06 — June 15, 2012)
April 05 2012
For the first time in the City of Petrozavodsk the Kizhi Museum and Finno-Ugric Cultural Center of the Russian Federation present the art exhibition by Pavel Mikushev and Yuri Lisovski, ethno-futurist painters from Komi Republic, and enamel art objects by Svetlana Toth (Budapest).
The exhibition shows us the mythological concept of the three-part Universe, its vertical division into the upper, middle and lower worlds, ancient ideas of the Finno-Ugric peoples, going back to the era of their unity (III-II millennium BC).
The exhibition presents ethno-futurism — the independent artistic trend, which emerged in the 90s.- The registration for the conference ADIT-2012 is going on
March 22 2012
The registration for the conference ADIT-2012 “Cultural Heritage and Information Technologies” is going on. 92 participants from 29 cities of Russia and overseas have already registered. Experts from Ukraine, Belorussia, Finland, Iceland, Sweden and Norway expressed their wish to participate at the conference. Registration deadline is April 30, 2012.
- Registration for the conference ADIT-2012 is opened
February 14 2012
The traditional 16th Annual international scientific-practical conference ADIT-2012 "Cultural Heritage and Information Technologies" will take place on 19-22 June 2012. The registration is opened till April 30, 2012. We invite you to participate in the conference.
- Exhibition "The destination is north" (February 03 — April 01, 2012)
February 06 2012
Exhibition "The destination is north" is the fourth joint project of artist Victoria Zorina and photographer Irina Larionova. Real photos taken in Karelia, Vologda and Murmansk regions are harmoniously displayed side by side with abstract art objects and wooden sculptures.
- Exhibition "In a marvelous old house" (January 27 — September 23, 2012)
January 26 2012
The exhibition represents the material world of provincial urban life of the late XIX - early XX century. You will get acquainted with the reconstructed interior of an ancient house; will see fragments of living room, bedroom, child's room, dining room and study interiors.
The exhibition will permit visitors to immerse themselves in a steady calm life of a provincial town, relax from daily vanity and become imbued with the modest beauty of old long-forgotten things.
