HISTORICAL MEMORY AS FACTOR OF FORMING OF NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS

Authors

  • Valeriy V. Marchenko Associate of the National Academy of Culture and Arts, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2015.138416

Keywords:

Serhij Vitkalov, monograph, research, scientific search, regional cultural and art space, Ukraine, artistic work, artists and organizers of cultural and art life, personality, artistic collectives and separate performers

Abstract

The monographs of young researcher from the Rivne state humanitarian university, sent to illumination of regional cultural space, are analysed. In these books first in such format cultural potential is considered original enough in a cultural context edges of western walks of life of country. A basic accent is done on description of culturological education and exposure of her role in forming of skilled corps of leaders of amateur collectives in a historical retrospective view, evolution of basic types of educational establishments, potential possibilities of cultural sphere of Rivne state : regional archive, museum network, cinema – and photographic art, theatrical collectives, wide festival motion, to potential tele – and to radio space, sources of amateur motion in a region, leading directions of professional and amateur art, most widespread in the Western region of Ukraine, cross-cultural contacts of artists and value of it in becoming of new cultural reality. An accent is done on description of a spring base, on the basis of which all types of art develop in an edge. Artistic achievements of representatives are most full reflected graphic and decorative arts, in fact exactly these personalities bring glory to Rivne and known far outside a country. In a monograph or the not first time exposed activity of separate leaders of artistic link, organizationally-creative efforts of which artistic school, central club establishments of city, regional methodical structure, function, special department of humanitarian university and others like that.

Published

2016-08-25

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