Nikolay Bakharev's Amateurs and Lovers. Photographer Nikolay Bakharev was an orphan (his parents died when he was four) who worked as a mechanic until he developed his profession as a self-trained photographer.
He grew up in East Russia near Mongolia, and still lives in Siberia. His work was featured in the "Ostalgia" exhibition in the summer of 2011 at the New Museum in New York which gathered art from Eastern European countries with a curious nostalgia for a painful past. As a critic in the Economist said: "All of this art is political, by the simple act of its creation. " Bakharev's models are the people among whom he lives and his depictions can be divided into two distinct bodies of work: private and public. The private images are generally women or couples photographed in their homes, and the public are couples and larger groups in swimsuits photographed in the woods. Bakharev's exhibition The People of Town N is on display at Julie Saul Gallery in NYC through August 21st, 2015.
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Presenters Mark and Alba discuss a number of themes and take the opportunity to help listeners build their language skills through varied and lively lessons. In addition to the ongoing discussions and presentations, Show Time Spanish also features a telenovela, Verano Español. This is a soap opera entirely in Spanish which is released every fifth lesson. Listeners can follow the story of Spanish dad Antonio, his Scottish wife Iona, and their bilingual daughter Laura, as they spend the summer in Spain and experience Spanish life first-hand. Bonus materials and pricing Each lesson of Show Time Spanish features around twelve minutes of Spanish spoken at a normal speaking rate. Lesson guides: printable lesson guides in pdf format which provide full transcripts of all the Spanish used in the conversations and presentations of the show.
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