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This text presents a summary of the work of the educational, scientific and methodological seminar "Theories and Practices of Applied Cultural Research" (September 23, 2022, Krasnoyarsk, Siberian Federal University). The seminar was devoted to the presentation of topical art studies in accordance with memorable dates for the world of culture and art: 1) Art studies of works of fine art for the anniversaries of the artists Marc Chagall, Pavel Korin, Ivan Aivazovsky, Vladimir Borovikovsky; 2) Research of animation art for the 140th anniversary of the birth of Vladislav Starevich; 3) Current research on works of Russian cinematography dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the birth of Karen Shakhnazarov; 4) Studies in the history of theatrical art, for the 160th anniversary of the birth of Maurice Maeterlinck; 5) The art of book illustration in Alexander Koshkin’s works.
Ivan Aivazovsky, Vladimir Borovikovsky, Vladislav Starevich, Karen Shakhnazarov, Maurice Maeterlinck, Alexander Koshkin
1. Borovikovsky V. L. (2009) 1757-1825. Religious painting. - St. Petersburg: Almanac, Russian Museum, 232, 103.
2. Bugaeva L.D. (2011) Insect: dynamics of a cinematic image. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 2 (3), 89-93.
3. Lomakin A.V. (2021) Cinema of perestroika: in anticipation of a social catastrophe (based on the films of E. Ryazanov, S. Solovyov, K. Shakhnazarov). Wind of Perestroika 2021: collection of materials of the first All-Russian scientific conference. St. Petersburg, 126-130.
4. Marusyak N. (2007) «Russian Meterlink». Poetry and the stage. Website Noblit.ru [Electronic resource]. - URL: http://noblit.ru/node/1162
5. Lavrentiev A. N. (2015) Masters of the Stroganov school, 1945-2015. S. G. Stroganov Academy of Sciences. Moscow: Painting, graphics, sculpture, art studies, contemporary art and the actual artistic process, 1, 471.
6. Sargsyan, M. (2012) The life of a great marine artist. Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. Moscow, 289.
7. Yampolsky M. (2004) Starevich: insect mimicry and cultural tradition. Language - body - case: cinema and the search for meaning. Moscow: UFO, 145-152.
