Thu 4 March 2010 – 3.00pm
Exhibition
Arms and Wings | an exhibition of works by Oleg Tyrkin
Exhibition open from 4 until 26 March 2010 15:00 – 18:00 Monday to Friday. Oleg Tyrkin was born in 1965 in Vladimir, Central Russia. In 1987 – Graduated from the Aviation Institute, with a Diploma of a military helicopter pilot. He explores the borderline state in between art as a form of spiritual quest, and material existence.
Tickets: admission free
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Fri 12 March 2010 – 7.30pm
Performance
Vladimir Vishnevsky | Favourites for the Favourite
In collaboration with RED SQUARE PR
Language: In Russian
The famous Russian poet-humorist comes to Pushkin House to perform his exuberant concoction of poetry and stand-up comedy. ADVANCE BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. CALL OUR BOX OFFICE ON 020 7269 9770.
Tickets: £25.00, conc. £20.00 for Friends of Pushkin House
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Mon 15 March 2010 – 7.30pm
Screening
Alexander Kaidanovsky: Maestro
In association with Paradjanov Festival 2010
Language: In Russian with English subtitles
Best known to Western audiences for playing the iconic title role in Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979), Alexander Kaidanovsky was also a filmmaker with a unique vision and style. His documentary film about Sergei Paradjanov, “Maestro” (1991/1993), was commissioned by the International Centre of Cinema in Riga, Latvia, and it has never been screened in Russia. Kaidanovsky’s film will be screened in the UK for the first time.
Tickets: £7.00, conc. £5.00, FREE for Friends of Pushkin House
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Tue 16 March 2010 – 7.00pm
Talk
Elbrus - The Highest Mountain in Europe
In association with Go Russia
Language: In English
No, they are not “the Alps”! The highest and most unique in mineral resources, relief, flora and fauna in Europe are the mountains of the Big Caucasus. They include five peaks of over 5,000 meters above sea level. The highest in Europe
Tickets: £ ADMISSION FREE, BUT BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL
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Tue 16 March 2010 – 7.30pm
Talk
Sergey Prokofiev as a Writer
by Anthony Phillips
PUSHKIN CLUB PROGRAMME
Language: In English
The music of Prokofiev is among the most frequently performed, loved, and lodged in the pathways of the brain, of any composed in the 20th century. Less familiar are this extraordinarily creative and independently-minded man’s literary interests, skills and ambitions.
Tickets: £7.00, conc. £5.00, FREE for Friends of Pushkin House
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