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LNNM Receives Award of Excellence for Latvian State's 100th Anniversary Exhibit with Estonian and Lithuanian Museums Non-contaminated souls. Symbolism in the Baltic States Musée d'Orsay, European Capital of Culture in Paris. The exhibition was inaugurated by French President Emanuelle Macrone, in the presence of all Baltic Presidents. The exhibition was designed with the aim of presenting to the public Baltic fine arts, now 19/20. the turn of the century until the independence of 1918. The main idea of this project is to reveal to Western Europe that the art of the future Baltic States is a high-level art and that its peculiarities are part of the European artistic performance as a whole. During the exhibition, an extensive cultural program was also offered to visitors, which led to an appreciation not only of the visual arts, but also of other manifestations of national identity. Baltic. It has been visited by more than 236,000 visitors from around the world. It is the most ambitious centennial project of the Baltic States and one of the most important centennial events of Latvia in a foreign country.
Director Rolanda Kalnina shot a movie in 1967 Four white shirts This year's Cannes Film Festival has been selected for a typical program Cannes Clbadics, dedicated to the celebration and evaluation of the world's cultural heritage, presenting specially renovated masterpieces. It is the first Latvian director to feature in the most important world context, alongside films made by other world-clbad cousins, Alfred Hitchbad, Stanley Kubrick, Ingmars Bergman, and others. International recognition has been actively and impressively echoed in the national community, promoting awareness of cultural values and patriotic pride – immediately following the closing of the Cannes Film Festival in Riga, screenings of the film "Four White Shirts" at cinema Splendid palace were sold out and continued with a series of additional shows in Riga and elsewhere in Latvia, which clearly demonstrated the film's current status and the resonance of Roland Kalniņš's excellence in society.
Writer Nora Iksten received praise for the brilliant international success of the series. We are Latvia, twentieth century In the context of the literary novel in autobiographical prose of the genre Breastmilk. Thanks to the power of Noras Ikstens's personality, the historical context and the strong message of the literary work, Latvia has also become the writer of the day among British readers, editors and media – with its participation in the London book market. The translation and publishing rights in Roman have been sold to nine countries: Great Britain, Estonia, Lithuania, Georgia, Italy, Macedonia, Syria, Croatia and Hungary. The work was also published in Russian, as well as works on the possible translation of this work in Spain, Germany, Austria and Japan, thus reaching the wider resonance of Latvian literature in the world during the last decade.
"Each country has its own precious stones, which it has seen, created, managed to show and appreciate, and I am proud of it.The Cannes Film Festival and the London Book Market have been set up. Honor in the 100th anniversary of the gems of Latvian culture in Latvia., The Paris Mineral Museum and other places of cultural life of international importance allowing our cultural excellence to unfold in their particular Latvian beauty , and I am pleased to see that we finally seem to have gotten rid of our modesty. The centennial of the Latvian state moreover, the possibility of a wider movement of Latvian culture in international circulation has greatly increased our self – confidence in the Latvian community at large, and the return to the European cultural circle has proved very fruitful after many years of artificial isolation. major European forums has a lasting effect, "said Dace Melbard (NA), Minister of Culture, at the awards ceremony.
The Culture of Excellence Award was created in 2014 at the invitation of the Minister of Culture, Dace Melbourne, at the initiative of the Council of Cultural Institutions of Latvia and with the support of the Council national culture. In recent years they have received the award: Aleksandrs Antoņenko, Janis Nords, Jānis Lipkes Memorial, Signe Baumane, Iveta Apkalna, Andris Freibergs, Turaida Museum Reserve, Rasa and Raitis Šmiti, Andris Nelsons, Design Office. H2E, Gidon Kremer and chamber orchestra Kremerata Baltica, as well as director Alvis Hermanis.
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