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VenkovankaJanka wrote that she liked actors who garnered attention without raising their voices or making big gestures. She identified Rudolf Hrušínský as such an actor and noted that his acting had a depth that did not need to be emphasized. She added that he would have had a birthday today. https://t.co/W9K1D7Gvdf #herectví #umění #RudolfHrušínský (translated)

The conductor thanked for more than 9 thousand followers and wrote that he is pleased with their affection but at the same time a little scared. He mentioned that he often deletes his posts and one, in which he posed as a security expert, he nearly deleted three times already. He wrote that sometimes the number of likes unsettles him and that he tries to speak and write sincerely. He stated that he graduated from a conservatory, is a professional performing artist, and can teach due to a legal exemption. He also described that he was taken aback when the mother of one of his students, a university professor with approximately five degrees, addressed him as a respected teacher. According to him, he felt insecure because of the difference in education. He added that his own school results were weak and that he only recently began to consider himself a teacher who is respected by students. The conductor further wrote that he started writing a book after his eighty-year-old mother told him about the success of his cousin Patrik Banga with his book. Family concerns interrupted his work on his own manuscript, but according to the conductor, he did not give up on it. #Děkuji #Umění #Sledování (translated)

The author stated that the French police found two stolen paintings by Renoir worth over 100 million crowns, which will need restoration. He called the discovery good news and a reminder of the importance of protecting museum collections, and wrote that the value of art cannot be measured only in money. https://t.co/V6z0tMIoTq #umění #vyššíhodnota #muzea #FR #CZ (translated)

The author of the contribution wrote that the Minister of Culture informed artists that although they can criticize the government, they may lose funding if the government deems their activities to be political propaganda or campaigning. As an example, the author mentioned political podcasts or debates at festivals. The author then paused to reflect on the fact that this is happening in a democracy. #demokracie #umění #kultura #CZ (translated)

Drahomíra Bačkorová wrote that during her studies at university, she wore long skirts and oversized sweaters, read Nietzsche, Sartre, Dostoevsky, and Kerouac, went to films by Fellini, Buñuel, and Bergman, and acted in avant-garde theater. Instead of lectures, she discussed existential questions and traveled to Prague for exhibitions and concerts by Iva Bittová. Now, she said she was going there in jeans after her daughter and a second-hand coat to see a film with Brad Pitt. #intelektualita #umění #životnístyl (translated)

Martin Dvořák greeted the artists from Hradec and pondered whether it was still a campaign or already street art. He called on people who wanted to express their opinion in a more traditional way to come to the polls on Friday and Saturday. https://t.co/X45iCuNH1a #umění #streetart #volby (translated)

In the European Parliament in Strasbourg, a satirical statue of naked American President Donald Trump, titled "Orange Pest," was unveiled, depicting him sitting on the shoulders of a smaller man, which sparked a debate about Trump's possible reaction and artistic freedom of expression. #DonaldTrump #Umění #EvropskýParlament (translated)

The conductor asked Oto Klempíř how he was doing in Frankfurt. He wrote that according to his information, Renata Denemarková stated into the microphone that Klempíř had collaborated with the communist State Security, after which there were jeers and shouts of "shame and shame on you." He added that Czech artists were still waiting for the promised fair compensation. He claimed that musicians outside the Czech Philharmonic and ballet dancers were still receiving less than the cleaners at Klempíř's ministry. https://t.co/AkT3RSbIZo #ČeskáKultura #Umění #Spravedlnost (translated)

The writer and politician Jeffrey Archer has died, who according to his publisher "suddenly and peacefully passed away" while writing, leaving behind a rich literary career and political activity as a centrist member of parliament. #JeffreyArcher #literárníikariéra #uměnívyprávět (translated)

The Ministry of Culture announced a new selection process for the Director General of the National Gallery in Prague, accepting applications until November 5 after the previous process was canceled, and is looking for an experienced leader capable of managing significant investments and the development of this institution. #NárodníGalerie #výběrovéřízení #umění (translated)

The article points to the growing epidemic of major museum heists in Europe, where thieves, inspired by recent thefts in prestigious institutions like the Louvre, are using increasingly violent methods and targeting valuable items of easier resale value. #krádež #Louvre #umění (translated)

Professions most threatened by AI: - artists - anyone who uses their brain at work Professions least threatened by AI: - true artists - anyone who truly uses their brain at work Professions absolutely not threatened by AI: - whores - people who live off taxes #AI #profese #umění (translated)