1. Arts & Leisure: A Russian Invasion (Memphis Flyer . 11-24-97) Memphis Flyer A russian Invasion Jewels history. The exhibit commemoratesthe 125th anniversary of a most notable russianAmerican event. http://weeklywire.com/ww/11-24-97/memphis_socvr.html

A Russian Invasion By James Busbee The exhibit commemorates the 125th anniversary of a most notable Russian-American event. In 1872, at the behest of President Ulysses S. Grant, the Russian Grand Duke Alexis visited the United States, traveling to 20 cities over three months. He arrived in Memphis on February 3, 1872, toured the city, and stayed at The Peabody. Many of the jewels are centuries-old relics of times in Russia as opulent as they were tragic. Even as the Russian people suffered under oppressive empires, their leaders indulged themselves with ever-greater extravagances of palaces and jewelry. The breadth and eminence of the Diamond Fund is matched only by the jewel collections of the British monarchy and the Shah of Iran. Some of the most famous pieces include a stick pin featuring a 7.6-carat blue diamond believed to have been cut from the famed Hope Diamond. A bracelet created in 1825 to commemorate Alexander I has a 27-carat, table-cut diamond (the largest in the world) set atop a miniature portrait of Alexander painted on ivory. Perhaps the most impressive piece of the collection is a sapphire brooch dating to 1862. The 260-carat sapphire, about the size of a doorknob, sits among 57 carats of diamonds. Memphis Flyer's Steppin' Out - Cover Story Archives James Busbee Archives DesertNet, LLC

2. Arts & Leisure: Please To The Table (Austin Chronicle . 05-03-99) inevitably involve the food. After my first trip, I reluctantly returnedhome, a pious devotee to russian food. Back in Austin, I http://weeklywire.com/ww/05-03-99/austin_food_feature2.html

Please to the Table By Rachel Feit The first time I went to the former Soviet Union, to Kiev and to the Crimea, I steeled myself for what I imagined to be a culinary wasteland. Brought up on Cold War images of endless food lines set against spartan, gray buildings, I expected the cuisine there to be unpalatably bland. I was wrong. Alighting from the plane into a sunny summer day, I was greeted with a three-course meal of Ukrainian Borscht, cured roasted meat, and delicate cheese-and-jam blini. From that moment, the eating never stopped. I remember the fruit trees there, dripping with apricots, plums, cherries, figs, and olives. I was stunned to discover artichoke plants, rosemary, and arugula growing practically wild by the side of the road. In the cities, food vendors installed themselves on every corner, selling rice pilaf, little fried pastries, sausages, and dumplings. Meanwhile, the markets were crammed with foods both locally produced and imported. In terms of cuisine, I quickly discovered that an incredible amount of cultural diversity characterized the foods we ate; food there involved not just stewed beets, cabbage, and potatoes, but colorful, aromatic spices from Central Asia, nuts and olives from across the Black Sea, and foodways representing the most distant folds of the colonial sprawl that was once the Soviet Union. My strongest impressions of the three summers I spent in the Crimea inevitably involve the food. After my first trip, I reluctantly returned home, a pious devotee to Russian food.

3. Arts & Leisure: Art Of The State (Nashville Scene . 04-03-00) russian exhibit at the Tennessee State Museum provides a look at what happens when art production is controlled by the state. russian exhibit suggests government control of creativity can only extend so far arts leisure 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 http://weeklywire.com/ww/04-03-00/nash_8-art.html

Art of the State Russian exhibit suggests government control of creativity can only extend so far By Angela Wibking Government control of the arts strikes a chill in the hearts of America's creative community. Government patronage in the form of funding, on the other hand, has them signing petitions and calling their congressmen. The truth is, you can't have the second without a degree of the first. If the government is holding the purse strings, someone or some group of individuals appointed by the government will be making determinations about who gets funded and who doesn't. Keeping the scales of control and patronage in balance is extraordinarily tricky, but growth and creativity in the arts depends on it. To see what happensand what doesn't happenwhen those scales get out of balance, head to the Tennessee State Museum to see an exhibition of paintings produced by Russian artists during 80 years of Communist rule. But be prepared for something of a surprise The nearly 60 works on view simultaneously confirm and refute every horror tale ever told about government control of the arts in the Soviet Union.

4. UT REENIC: Russia: Culture russian and East European Network Information Center of russian arts, literature, architecture, etc.). Chertovy Kulichki a web server containing mostly leisure and http://menic.utexas.edu/reenic/countries/russia_culture.html

Russia: Culture, fine arts, entertainment Back to Russia Subject Directory General resources Music Visual arts and crafts ... Media vendors General resources Back to Culture, fine arts, entertainment menu The Face of Russia (a site for the PBS series; a visitor experiences Russian culture and history through an interactive timeline from 850 A.D. to present day with hundreds of images, movies and audio tracks) Gelman.ru : Moden Art on the Net (a web server with an extensive coverage of arts and culture topics) "Kultura" Information Agency (from Gelman.ru, news and resources for all aspects of arts and culture) Russian Culture (a general server covering all areas of Russian arts, literature, architecture, etc.) Chertovy Kulichki : a web server containing mostly leisure and entertainment information GIF.RU : a web server devoted to avangard culture across the Russian regions Culture and arts on LIST.RU Kul'tura (a web site describing selected cultural events in Moscow) "Zhurnal.ru" : Vestnik setevoi kul'tury (a web server devoted to the contemporary arts and culture) SCREEN Internet Club - Moscow, Russia; live concerts, videoart, jazz, rock music, poetry, fiction, fine arts.

5. CJ Online Features: Arts & Leisure Calendar 02/08/99 Learn about the traditions of russian cuisine, contribute to or search the recipe archive, and order from a variety of food products. http://cjonline.com/stories/020899/fea_artcal.shtml

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Features Presentation Updated Monday, 08-Feb-99 21:17:12 The Capital-Journal H ere's a list of upcoming showings. Galleries Topeka A Barn Gallery, 2322 S.E. Kentucky. Works by Robert Tolin. Usually open but call for appointment, 221-0699. Antique Plaza of Topeka, 2935 S.W. Topeka. Pastels and photography by local artist Alice Frantz; oils by Barbara Petro; watercolors by Louise Brock Hamilton; acrylic paintings of Native Americans by Frank Rogers; oils by Betty Craig; wood carvings by Bill Craig. Artists Associated features works by Topeka artists in local businesses during February: United Methodist Home, Frances Wood; Kansas Corporation Commission, Shirley Akers; Dr. Kresie's Office, Geraldine Berry; Brookwood Florist Gallery, Dorthy Bennett; Garden Gate Florist, Karen Wagaman; Gage Dental Group, Dolores TenEyck and Jean Radefeld. Beauchamp Frame Shop and Gallery, 3113 S.W. Huntoon. Paintings by Judi Talmage, through Feb. 28. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Classic Bean, 628 S. Kansas Ave. Diane Gates through February. Hours: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 7 a.m. to midnight Friday; 8 a.m. to midnight Saturday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.

6. Untitled Document The University of Kansas Center for russian East European Studies. arts leisure. http://www.ku.edu/~crees/Outreach/Themes/artsleisure.htm

The University of Kansas CREES Home Area Studies Outreach CREES Outreach Home Upcoming Events Newsletter Resources for Teachers Links by Country Links by Theme Albania Armenia http://www.armsite.com/painters/ Paintings of eminent Armenian Painters: Hovhannes Aivazovsky, Martiros Saryan, Minas Avetisian, Hakob Hakobyan, Grigor Khandjyan, Roudolf Khachatrian and Gevorg Bashinjagyan http://armenianstudies.csufresno.edu/arts_of_armenia/index.htm Detailed history and information about the arts of Armenia. Azerbaijan Belarus http://www.belarus.net/artgalle.htm Online Belarussian Art Gallery. http://www.belarusguide.com/culture1/visual_arts/Mastactva.html Infornmation about Belarusian Art, artists from Belarus and their works on the web. http://www.belarusguide.com/culture1/religion/icons/index.html Belarusian icon painting. Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia http://www.art.lv/artists/defaulte.htm

7. NWCN.com | Arts And Leisure Northwest News and Weather 24 Hours a Day arts and leisure. Last day at russian Tea Room sees nostalgic throngs http://www.nwcn.com/artsandleisure/stories/NW_072902ETBrussian_tea_room.398287f5

sectNum = 4; NW Cable News document.write(lmonth + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year); Arts and Leisure Fashion Movie Reviews Music ... Desktop News Arts and Leisure Last day at Russian Tea Room sees nostalgic throngs The Associated Press NEW YORK - The Russian Tea Room was jammed with nostalgic borscht fans enjoying martinis and caviar Sunday, the restaurant's final day. "I'm very upset," said Claire Strauss, sipping a Bloody Mary at the bar. "My husband and I used to come here all the time, for maybe the past 25 years. They have the best borscht in town." AP Russian Tea Room waitress Renee Maranki, of Blackwood, N.J., right, greets customer Nancy Smith, of Newport Beach, Calif., on the fabled restaurant's last day in New York. The restaurant, a beloved meeting spot for musicians, actors and publishers next to Carnegie Hall underwent a three-year, $30 million renovation recently. When it reopened in 1999, it never really regained its audience and a plunging economy made it difficult to stay open, managers said. "It was a very expensive project to build," said Michael Desiderio, the restaurant's general manager. "It never really hit its stride, and then 9-11 struck and it never bounced back." Chief executive Jennifer LeRoy alerted staff Friday that the restaurant would be closing.

8. Russian Periodicals Catalog. Iunyi Khudozhnik. Leisure, Visual Arts, Moskva, Rus Iunyi khudozhnik. leisure, Visual arts, Moskva, Russia, russian,.east view information services, Home, EVShop, Services. http://www.eastview.com/xq/ASP/sku=P6766/Iunyi/khudozhnik/Moskva/Russia/Russian/

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9. Arts & Leisure: Cocktail Culture (Weekly Alibi . 07-06-98) Girl Drink Drunk. Shake well over ice, strain into sour glass. White russian. 1 ounce vodka arts leisure 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 http://desert.net/ww/07-06-98/alibi_food.html

Cocktail Culture By Devin D. O'Leary "Keep in mind that gentlemen, as a general rule, prefer their beverages dry, or of the less sweet variety. Such cocktails as Manhattan, Martini, Gibson, etc., etc., are most pleasing to them. While many of the fair sex follow closely with the men folks in this regard, there are many others who prefer the richer preparations, such as those containing portions of egg, much cordial or syrup.""Cocktail Bill" Boothby's World Drinks and How to Mix Them Jack Townsend and Tom Moore McBride in their tome The Bartender's Book (1951) summed up this dichotomy much less decorously than did Señor Boothby a score before: "It is safe to assume that the invasion of speakeasies by women was a major cause of the god-awful drinks of the time, since some of the worst, such as the Pink Lady, are still drunk almost exclusively by women. Happily, the ladies have become more civilized as they drink more frequently; our bartenders report that they are now inclined to duplicate the orders of the men they're with, rather than to call for syrupy slops." Here then are a few infamous Girl Drinks for the more "feminine" ladies out there ... and for the occasional man who's secure enough in his sexuality to order a giant pink drink with an umbrella in it.

10. Russian Periodicals Catalog. Iunyi Khudozhnik. Leisure, Visual Arts, Moskva, Rus microforms from russia, cis, nis Periodicals Catalog. Iunyi khudozhnik.leisure, Visual arts, Moskva, Russia, russian,. http://www.eastview.com/peri/product.asp?sku=P6766&active_tab=2

11. Dreamy Waltz Through Russian History | Csmonitor.com arts leisure Movies from the December 13, 2002 edition, ARRIVING FOR THE BALLIn 'russian Ark,' a 20thcentury man travels back in time and witnesses http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/1213/p14s01-almo.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... MonitorTalk Search: Art Movies Music / Performing Arts Sports ... TV In this week's Independents' day Living room ambassadors 'Anger' is all the rage High-tech additions sink 'Abyss' ... more projects... Check out the Monitor's coverage of the 75th Annual Academy Awards Waiting for the finale The Monitor's Mega Movie Guide provides hundreds of capsule reviews of films, David Sterritt's top picks, and much more. In liberated Iraqi towns, former ruling party nervous Some Baathists have fled; many say they were coerced into supporting Hussein. Most-viewed stories: (for 04/09/03) 'Smoking gun' may not affect world's opinion Tunnels of Baghdad may be the war's last frontier Lessons of Somalia bolster US successes Tracing the roots of America's war in Iraq ... Movies from the December 13, 2002 edition ARRIVING FOR THE BALL: In 'Russian Ark,' a 20th-century man travels back in time and witnesses scenes from Russian history. WELLSPRING Dreamy waltz through Russian history By David Sterritt "Russian Ark," directed by Alexander Sokurov, begins with a 20th-century man inexplicably wandering through the opulent rooms and corridors of the Winter Palace, built for the czars in the 18th century. E-mail this story Write a letter to the Editor Printer-friendly version Permission to reprint/republish Related stories: Movie Guide A risk-taking director with spiritual curiosity Russian Film Director Censored in Past Gets His Due monitor talk Weigh in on issues of the day in our MonitorTalk forums.

12. Sochi.CityOut.Ru - Your Entertainment, Pastime And Leisure Guide In Sochi. Event Art museum The museum collection includes works of painting, graphic arts, , sculpture,russian arts and crafts covering the period of XVIIIXX centuries. http://eng.sochi.cityout.ru/art/

You can visit also: MoscowOut.ru PeterOut.ru Russian English Quick search: -Everywhere- Eating Out Cinemas Nightlife Music Theatres Excursions Entertainment Kids Shops Activities Accommodation Transport Books Festival Eating Out Restaurants Cafes Coffee-houses ... "Riviera" park Alley of astronauts, Summer theatre, cinema and lots of entertainment for children. Free entrance. Stereo Cinema with stereo image; situated in the center of Sochi. If you want to watch a film there, you should use special glasses. Mainly old movies are in its repertoiry. Museums. Singer Barsova's residence The displays, which can tell you about life and creative work of V.V. Barsova (national artist of the USSR), are represented here. Recordings of opera and concerts of chamber and philharmonic music are also interesting Sochi Art museum The museum collection includes works of painting, graphic arts, , sculpture, Russian arts and crafts covering the period of XVIII-XX centuries. You can also buy different souvenirs and pictures of modern painters. (Monday is day off). Select category all Movies Clubs Performances Opera Exhibitions Concerts Sport Beachs Festival Casino march/april mo tu we th fr sa su Username: Password: Registration Sochi History museum The museum`s foundation are the exhibits of Caucasian mountain club`s collection. The most interesting are the golden artifacts from graves in Loo - 208 items. The main foundation dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Sochi has more than 60 000 exhibits. The museum also buys any things of historical or artistic value.

13. PeterOut - Your Entertainment, Pastime And Leisure Guide In Saint-Petersburg. Ev arts Exhibitions the jewellery market 04.02.2003, 1310 Annual Forum of jewellersand XI International jewellery exhibition JUNWEX (russian semiprecious http://eng.peterout.ru/art/

@import "/css/nsfix.css"; Visit also: MoscowOut.ru Sochi.CityOut.ru search: -Everywhere- Eating Out Cinemas Nightlife Music Theaters Excursions Entertainment Kids Activities Accommodation Transport Books Pets Eating Out Boutiques: wine, tobacco Restaurants Tea-houses ... Gennady Manzhaev's exhibition Exhibition "Saints, martyrs, foolish "in Christ" of St.Petersburg and its outskirts" of Gennady Manzhaev (wood engraving, pastel) will take place in the Ink-club from April 9 till May 5. more April in the Ink-club A number of interesting actions will take place in the Ink-club in April. more "A janitor's dreams" at Pushkinskaya-10 The NAVICULA ARTIS gallery (Pushkinskaya-10) presents Pyotr Bely's installation "A janitor's dreams", which is taking place from March 22 till April 13. more Select category all Movies Clubs Performances Opera Ballet Exhibitions Concerts Kids sport Festival Train List Bridges march/april mo tu we th fr sa su Username: Password: Registration Forgot your password? Museum of urban sculpture In the city it's the only museum, dedicated to the sculptural decoration of St.Petersburg, monumental sculpture and artistic headstones of the 17th-20th centuries. The museum is situated on the territory of the Alexandro-Nevskaya lavra. For schoolchildren - 7 rbl., adults - 15 rbl., foreigners - 30 rbl.

14. ClevelandSeniors.Com - Arts & Leisure - Mary Jane Carlin There are selections in English, French, Latin, German, russian, Italian andeven Nigerian. The CD can be purchased by sending a $15.00 check to http://www.clevelandseniors.com/entertainment/carlin.htm

Home What's New Family Culture Hobbies Out and About Sports Travel People Forever Young About Us Search the Site Local Woman releases first CD Mary Jane Carlin, of South Euclid has just released her first C.D. entitled: Sing of Mary; For All Times, for All Peoples, For All Places." Ms. Carlin has released the C.D. to help the Gesu Church Choir tour Germany and Austria in June 2002. She is accompanied by pianist Cuang Hung Van. The C.D. includes multitude versions of the beautiful "Ave Maria" as well as other tributes to the Blessed Virgin such as "Our Lady of Knock" "Hail Mary, Gentle Woman", "On This Day O Beautiful Mother" and "O Sanctissima". There are selections in English, French, Latin, German, Russian, Italian and even Nigerian. The C.D. can be purchased by sending a $15.00 check to: Gesu Choir Tour Fund 2470 Miramar Blvd. University Heights, Ohio 44118 For further information Mary Jane can be reached at (216) 382-3363. MARY JANE CARLIN BIOGRAPHY Mary Jane is a member of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus and Messiah Chamber Chorus. She has appeared several times as a soloist with the chorus. She made her Severance Hall solo debut in December 1989 at the Messiah Sing, directed by Robert Page. In February 1992, Miss Carlin was the soprano soloist in the debut concert of the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Chorus, directed by Gareth Morrell. That same year, she sang the "Angel Recitatives" from G.F. Handel's Messiah at the Christmas concerts, also under the direction of Gareth Morrell.

15. Arts & Leisure/Film cop hero Alex Cross, carrying on where Kiss the Girls left off, tracking a homicidalmadman who has designs on kidnapping the son of a top russian politician. http://specials.ft.com/timeoff/film/FT3BUQONAMC.html

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16. IHT: 'Kitezh' Casts A Spell At The Kirov Yuri Marusin's vivid performance as Grishka, a role that stands as the apotheosisof the drunkard/fool of russian opera For Related Topics See arts leisure, http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/3606/tribune.html

Sections Front Page Business Travel Technology ... Special Reports Regions Americas Asia - Pacific Europe Publishing Partnerships FAZ, Ha'aretz, Italy Daily, JoongAng Ilbo, Kathimerini Services Currency Converter Weather Sponsored Sections Classifieds ... Article Index Search Advanced Search Articles by Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Weekend 'Kitezh' Casts a Spell at the Kirov George W. Loomis International Herald Tribune Wednesday, January 31, 2001 ST. PETERSBURG It is easy to understand why Rimsky-Korsakov's "The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya" has been called the Russian "Parsifal." Each opera mixes Christian myth with medieval legend in a way that gives off an otherworldly glow. Each also moves at its own ruminative pace. "Time has stopped," says a character in "Kitezh," just as in Wagner's realm of the Holy Grail time and space allegedly become one. "Kitezh" occupies a hallowed place in the Russian repertoire, and after an absence of half a dozen seasons from the Kirov Opera, it is once again exerting its spell. Plot details tend to confirm the Wagner link, but Rimsky rejected Wagner where his influence might have mattered most: in the music. Instead of ripe chromaticism, we hear serene, hymn-like melodies of diatonic songfulness (though "Parsifal" has a few of those too) as well as other tunes derived from folk idioms.

17. Arts & Letters Daily - Ideas, Criticism, Debate and toss off witty essays in your leisure time For Condi Rice “War and Peace wasbeautiful — in russian” Tell your students about arts Letters Daily! http://www.aldaily.com/

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18. LBRuT- Leisure - Arts Home Page as the next big thing, while the russian ballet stars call 020 8892 0221or email leisure@richmond.gov advanceinformation about forthcoming arts events, please http://www.richmond.gov.uk/depts/opps/eal/leisure/arts/Leap_into_Dance/danceeven

Home Search Text Index Useful Links ... Richmond Theatre Richmond's Annual Dance Festival 21 March - 12 April 2003 Now going into its 12th year! Welcome to Leap into Dance, Richmond's annual festival of dance. All kinds of dance for all kinds of people! Festival regulars and favourites include Maribel la Manchega who opens this year’s programme with an evening of virtuoso Flamenco music and dance, while students of the world-renowned Richmond-based Rambert School present four nights of ballet and contemporary dance. Combination Dance are a locally-based company who bring an evening of dance made with and by dancers from the community to Richmond Theatre. On Sunday 6 April it’s your chance to perhaps spot the next big talent in our Choreographers’ Platform , and to talk to the dancers about their work, tell them which bits you liked, which bits you didn’t and why!

19. LBRuT- Leisure - Arts Home Page 3.304.30pm Ballet. Paula Sini leads this introduction to classical balletin a fusion of russian and ISTD styles with live piano accompaniment. http://www.richmond.gov.uk/depts/opps/eal/leisure/arts/Leap_into_Dance/LIDevents

Home Search Text Index Useful Links ... Events Participatory Events (Taster Workshops, Masterclasses and Social Dancing Events) Advanced Level Masterclass with Henri Oguike Dance Company Wednesday 9 April 4.30-6pm Richmond Theatre Tickets: £7 Box Office: 020 8939 9260 Henri Oguike Dance Company lead a masterclass for dance teachers, advanced level and semi-professional dancers. The session will focus on the symbiotic relationship between dance and music, drawing on Oguike’s current repertoire. Days of Dance These workshops are designed to offer an enjoyable introduction to and taste of each style of dance. They are suitable for all ages apart from young children – the suggested minimum age is 12. Please read workshop descriptions for more information on what to expect and what to wear.

20. MoscowOut - Your Entertainment, Pastime And Leisure Guide In Moscow. Events Sche Working Miracles melodrama, russian Academic Youth Theater (RAMT), 1800. Engravings.exhibition, The State Pushkin Museum of Fine arts, 10001900. http://eng.moscowout.ru/afisha/all/2003/2/22/

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