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Мабуть, ніхто не заперечуватиме тезу, що малювати люблять не всі. Як правило проблема ховається у невпевненості людини. У власні здібності вона просто не вірить. Що можна зробити в такій ситуації?
Printed publications have been entering this world with the light hand of Iryna Alexandrivna for twenty-four years in a row. The impetus for registering the publishing house came in the early 2000s thanks to Liudmila Chyzhova.
Krashanka is dear to the heart for Easter, and the book for World Book and Copyright Day! And if the book was donated to the library during Easter week and is related to the theme of the Bright Resurrection, then we show respect to our dear donor – a famous Mykolaiv resident, a doctor by profession and artist Valentyn Smagin.
On the eve of the bright Resurrection of Christ, for one day the reading room of the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi simultaneously turned into a workshop for Easter egg painting, a center for the exchange of creative experience and friendly communication among like-minded people.
"Cosmic Dreams" - an exhibition of students of the Viktor Shkurynskyi Art School of the Zhytomyr City Council began on April 16 in the center for modern reading "Marko" of the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi.
This book represents the view at 2022 through by the eyes of four photographers. The project was inspired by Yurii Liubarov, Head of the Department for Culture and Cultural Heritage Protection of the Mykolaiv City Council.
Ten days are left until Easter, an important holiday not only for believers. Even people who are not very religious are used to gathering in a large group to please each other with gifts, relax, and chat with family and friends on this day.
This is a collection of war prose "Babah on the Whole Head", an anti-war novel about the events in Eastern Ukraine "Puppy" and a humorous and at the same time philosophical work "Sausage Thief in Paradise". All books are autographed by the writer.
The meeting was held at the Central City Library named after M.L. Kropyvnytskyi. Liudmila Okhrimenko felt an acute need to consciously talk to Ukrainians about the painful things from the pages of her own books around the age of thirty. Although she made attempts to write poetry back in her school years.