Henry Borovik at the Pushkin
 

At the Pushkin Museum opened an exhibition of photos of famous international journalist and essayist Henry Borovik "To see the time."
Photo Archive Borovik was a fount of rare shots of the Facilitators. During the years of journalistic activity during numerous trips, including hot spots, Borovik was able to create an archive snapshots and record historical events.

The curator of the exhibition - Olga Averyanova, Head of Art photography.
Hosted by the President of the International Fund for Culture of Peace Ivan Yakushkin.
The opening also was Mikhail Gorbachev, and for a long time attracted the attention of the entire media to his personality.
Also on the opening day was Naina Yeltsin.

Interesting personality - Henry Borovik, a lot of jokes at the opening, made a good impression :)>

Work very much, a lot of photos, 100, both in color and b /w printing.

Signature in the photos.

The exhibition runs until January 22, 2012.

All photos - pigment printing, modern, 2011.

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Like a picture, "The Old Man and the Sea", and the frame of the Somali people from fleeing.

As said Averyanova, when time goes informational component of the picture, there is artistry.

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1 photo - the signature of the exhibition "Is not it true we're a bit similar to each other ? "
2 -. Khrushchev speaking to reporters from the balcony of the building at the UN Mission of the USSR (left translator B. Sukhodrev ). New York 1960
4 - The U.S. trade unions welcome the visit of Khrushchev to the United States . One hopes that the trade between East and West will help create new jobs. New York 1960

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The last frame - Fidel Castro Exhibition of Economic Achievements of the USSR in Havana.
Cuba, 1960.

It is like the second picture, the girl in Cyprus.

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And posdenie two photos - a father and son.

1 - Henry Borovik bureau in "Literary Gazette" (photo: A. Borovik).
New York 1971

2 - Henry Borovik.
Artyom Borovik bureau in 'Literary Gazette. "
New York, 1971.

Like a picture, "The Old Man and the Sea", and the frame of the Somali people from fleeing.

As said Averyanova when time goes informational component of the picture, there is artistry.

1 photo - the signature of the exhibition " Is not it true we are a bit similar to each other ? "
2 -. Khrushchev speaking to reporters from the balcony of the building at the UN Mission of the USSR (on the left translator B. Sukhodrev ). New York 1960
4 - The U.S. trade unions welcome the visit of Khrushchev to the United States . People hope that the trade between East and West will help create new jobs. New York 1960

The last frame - Fidel Castro's achievements at the exhibition of the Soviet economy in Havana.
Cuba, 1960.

It is like the second picture, the girl in Cyprus.

And the last two photos - father and son.

1 - Henry Borovik in the bureau of "Literary Gazette" (photo by A. Borovik).
New York 1971

2 - Henry Borovik.
Artyom Borovik in the bureau of "Literary Gazette."
New York 1971.

Judging by the this photos hero for the day was not very nice to see this increased media attention not to him.
:D>

Cyril Syzran, Gorbachev simply morbid craving for media attention and his own person .
Well, he can not wean itself from the role of president.
Three years , at a concert pianist Andrei Gavrilov, M.S.G. just tired audience with his stories about reconstruction and why it failed.
Although, as you know, people came to listen to piano playing , and not to lecture Mikhail Gorbachev.

I see a " pull " it is the journalists to Gorbachev, they are suitable for him , not he to them.
Mikhail Gorbachev - an outstanding political figure of the twentieth century , such a " pull " I personally understand. And it was called , not himself , he was there :  
The living legend !

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The first and last Soviet president .

Tamila, Do not be a conformist, it would not travel, there would be no art, (there would be nothing) ...
 
(As some could well prosper, to make a career in the country of double standards ...)
 
... And sorry for the harsh zasranku prose of life ...
 


Your NATA .. (just in case, say goodbye)