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Evening with translators Larissa Volohhonskaia and Richard Piver at the Pushkin House on 8 June
On 8 June the Pushkin House hosted an evening with translators Larissa Volohhonskaia and her husband Richard Piver, who will present their translation of a collection of plays by Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. They read extracts from two plays from The Little Tragedies: “A Feast in the Time of the Plague” and “The Miserly Knight”, which…
EBRD Literature Prize 2022 has won author of «The Orphanage»
A literary prize sponsored by a bank is a strange and beautiful contradiction. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the EBRD, is an institution of hard numbers and geopolitical strategy. Its business is the world of infrastructure projects, of loans and investments designed to foster market economies in the vast, complex territories stretching from…
Art & Design exhibitions in London this Summer
We've selected for you the art and design exhibitions you should check out this hot summer. The Serpentine, the Barbican, the Design Museum, and others are all worth checking out. Hot summer is here, which means there are a lot of immersive events and pop-ups happening around the city. A growing number of art and…
LRMA Concert this Sunday 3rd of July, St Mark's Hamilton Terrace
On Sunday 3 July, from 15-00, the beautiful St Mark's Hamilton Terrace will host some of the best orchestras and musicians in the LMRA. Whether you're buying tickets or tuning in to hear the Sounds, there are many ways to enjoy great music. The theme of this performance is classical music and peace. Tune in…
Winners of the international literary competition New Amazons '22
In the early 1990s, a collection of new women's prose, The New Amazons, by a group of young female writers of the same name, was published. Since then, women's prose has become a recognised phenomenon in contemporary literature. This competition is a continuation of an important conversation that began three decades ago. The international literary…
Does English literature have a future?
By Anna Zhila Considering how the world seems to be becoming ever more utilitarian and technocratic, this question preoccupies us. Arts and humanities courses are being threatened by a shift towards 'skills-based' learning. Alice Crossley, on Reaction, warns that we may overlook the "war on culture" that is being fought "under our noses" in the…
Maria Bregmans books are presented at a book exhibition
One of the most interesting discoveries at this year’s book fair, 3-6 June 2022, were the books of Maria Bregman, a young, talented writer who has already made a name for herself in the literary world. At the book fair visitors can buy and read her latest book “Merging with the Light”, which is a…
Author with British citizenship banned from flying home to UK
The Ugandan-born literature award winner said she felt “numb” after she was prevented from boarding a Ryanair flight from Brussels to her home in Manchester. Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi, a British citizen who has lived in the UK for 21 years, was returning from a literature festival when she was barred from checking in. The 54-year-old…
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Literatique on the quai Branly in Paris
A French literary critic attended a talk by the famous writer Maria Bregman, who was giving master classes and participating in round tables at the Russe Literatique on the quai Branly in Paris! The audience gathered at the Russe Literatique on the quai Branly in Paris eagerly awaited the keynote speaker of the day, the…
All the world’s a stage today: a Britain-inspired show on the International Tourism Day
27.09.2021 Maria Bregman is a journalist, writer and contemporary art researcher. The International Tourism Day in the ‘Izmerenie art space has established itself as a celebration of friendship, athletics, and arts. This year, despite having fewer represented destinations, a great number of talents got together to express their appreciation for foreign cultures and share experiences.…
Multifaceted Music Adventure in Gorky Park, Moscow.
21.06.2021 Maria Bregman is a journalist, writer and contemporary art researcher. Even though COVID and other events made it difficult for most people to travel, Art Culture UK is on a mission to give you an overview of the art scene of the capitals of the world, because it is through the various forms of…
How The Hilton London Metropole Christmas Charity Ball Dancers Helped Critically Ill Children
Yulia Tulegenova | Dance | 16 December 2019 Dancing is more than just a form of art and expression, it is also a way of giving back and making a difference. That was the spirit of the Hilton London Metropole Christmas Charity Ball, which took place on Saturday, 14th December 2019. The ball was a…
