World Arts & Cultural Orientation Program
dal 30/4/2000 al 30/6/2000
Segnalato da
30/4/2000
World Arts & Cultural Orientation Program
State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg
St Petersburg Summer 2000 - Art Institutes: the main ideas are to present to visitors/students and artists the proud City of St Petersburg, Russia with its glorious past, its architecture, its arts; the organization intends to tell you and show you about its maritime and commercial past, science, philosophy, literature, diplomacy, culture and the many other facets of life that in many ways present the avant-garde throughout this historical place of Europe.
St. Petersburg Summer 2000 - Art Institutes
We are proud to present the Arts/Cultural Exchange Program of activities for the Hermitage Summer 2000 - Arts Institutes to be held in the beautiful and historic city of St. Petersburg, Russia. (Program A: 26-days in July, and Program B: 26-days in August), under the main program of WORLD ARTS & CULTURAL ORIENTATION PROGRAM.
The main ideas are to present to visitors/students and artists the proud City of St. Petersburg, Russia with its glorious past, its architecture, its arts. The organization intends to tell you and show you about its maritime and commercial past, science, philosophy, literature, diplomacy, culture and the many other facets of life that in many ways present the avant-garde throughout this historical place of Europe.
Our main ideas are to present to our visitors/students and artists the proud City of St. Petersburg, Russia with its glorious past, its architecture, its arts. We intend to tell you and show you about its maritime and commercial past, science, philosophy, literature, diplomacy, culture and the many other facets of life that in many ways present the avant-garde throughout this historical place of Europe.
The goal of the Culture Program is to contribute to the renewal, development and integration of the different spheres of Russian and American Culture in the context of Global Culture. The programs encourage experimentation, qualitative innovation, co-operation among the various Russian ethnic and minority cultures, and creative contacts with Western and Eastern cultures.
These program blocks comprise the programs of Cultural Infrastructures, Performing Arts, and the Soros and Paul Getty Centers for Contemporary Arts. Jointly with the Publishing Program, presentation of Russian Culture was undertaken at the East-West festival in Die (France). A wide variety of attractions was offered to the visitors of that festival, from folk crafts to publishing. Over 500 American Artists , teachers and students participated in that 26-day event.
Hermitage Summer 2000 Art Institutes
Rev. Dr. Chief Swift Eagle, D.D., Ph.D., J.D.-Theologian
Hermitage Experience P.O. Box 90802 Pasadena, CA 91109-90802 Telephone: 1-626-795-8133 FAX: 1-626-795-8133