Culture and Art in the Age of Automation
Tomorrow, August 25 at 17:00, join us for an open online event by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis: Cultural Design: How to Stay Indispensable in an Age of Automated Functions.
We’ll explore why content creation skills alone are no longer enough, how culture becomes a professional tool, and which competencies keep people relevant in times of automation.
We’ll discuss culture not as an abstract field of knowledge, but as a way to understand the present and shape the future.
Free online event.
August 25, 17:00
👉 Registration
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Tomorrow, August 25 at 17:00, join us for an open online event by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis: Cultural Design: How to Stay Indispensable in an Age of Automated Functions.
We’ll explore why content creation skills alone are no longer enough, how culture becomes a professional tool, and which competencies keep people relevant in times of automation.
We’ll discuss culture not as an abstract field of knowledge, but as a way to understand the present and shape the future.
Free online event.
August 25, 17:00
👉 Registration
Visuverse
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The State Russian Museum is now on Telegram!
— it's more than just a collection of paintings. It's the soul of a people, reflecting their history.
And we, the Russian people, are not without a past.
The age of our art is immeasurable, and the spirit of ancient talents hovers over our timeless land.
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— it's more than just a collection of paintings. It's the soul of a people, reflecting their history.
And we, the Russian people, are not without a past.
The age of our art is immeasurable, and the spirit of ancient talents hovers over our timeless land.
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"Prayer Angel", 1830s
Artist: Timofey Andreevich Neff
Canvas, oil
State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
The painting was commissioned by the imperial family. It depicts a humble angel deep in prayer—eyes lowered, holding a smoking censer and a large church candle.
Neff later revisited this composition several times. Author's copies are housed in the Shalva Amiranashvili Museum of Fine Arts (Tbilisi, Georgia) and private collections.
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Artist: Timofey Andreevich Neff
Canvas, oil
State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
The painting was commissioned by the imperial family. It depicts a humble angel deep in prayer—eyes lowered, holding a smoking censer and a large church candle.
Neff later revisited this composition several times. Author's copies are housed in the Shalva Amiranashvili Museum of Fine Arts (Tbilisi, Georgia) and private collections.
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"Meeting Place," 1901
Artist: Edmund Blair Leighton
Canvas, oil; 35.6×25.4 cm
Private collection
An English painter of historical genre scenes, renowned for his depictions of the Regency and medieval periods. His work is associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement of the mid-to-late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Leighton was a meticulous artist, crafting finely detailed and decorative historical compositions. His paintings often portrayed romanticized moments—scenes of chivalry and women in medieval attire—that resonated deeply with the public.
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Artist: Edmund Blair Leighton
Canvas, oil; 35.6×25.4 cm
Private collection
An English painter of historical genre scenes, renowned for his depictions of the Regency and medieval periods. His work is associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement of the mid-to-late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Leighton was a meticulous artist, crafting finely detailed and decorative historical compositions. His paintings often portrayed romanticized moments—scenes of chivalry and women in medieval attire—that resonated deeply with the public.
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"Toys in the Corner"
Swedish artist: Carl Olof Larsson (1853–1919)
Oil on canvas; 91×58 cm
National Museum, Stockholm
The painting carries a nostalgic mood, evoking memories of childhood or time long past. Scattered toys suggest recent activity now faded, while the soft dimness enhances a quiet, contemplative stillness.
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Swedish artist: Carl Olof Larsson (1853–1919)
Oil on canvas; 91×58 cm
National Museum, Stockholm
The painting carries a nostalgic mood, evoking memories of childhood or time long past. Scattered toys suggest recent activity now faded, while the soft dimness enhances a quiet, contemplative stillness.
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🎨 Got creativity but unsure how to sustain it? Turn ideas into viable projects by mastering audience insight, monetization, marketing, analytics, and creative leadership.
The joint online master’s from Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis and Bang Bang Education offers hands-on training in creative project development, digital tools, and AI technologies.
On September 7 at 18:00, join a free test session. Academic director Natalia Zaitseva will present the curriculum, a sample task, and how this program differs from traditional degrees. Q&A to follow.
Ideal for creative pros or those entering the creative economy.
👉 Try it before you apply
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#CreativeEconomy #MastersProgram #MonetizeCreativity
The joint online master’s from Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis and Bang Bang Education offers hands-on training in creative project development, digital tools, and AI technologies.
On September 7 at 18:00, join a free test session. Academic director Natalia Zaitseva will present the curriculum, a sample task, and how this program differs from traditional degrees. Q&A to follow.
Ideal for creative pros or those entering the creative economy.
👉 Try it before you apply
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#CreativeEconomy #MastersProgram #MonetizeCreativity
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