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We invite you to the Nida pier II fl. on April 29th at 5.30 pm. where the meeting of the 8th Neringa Cultural Almanac \u201cDor\u0117\u201d will take place live. Authors of texts, heroes of articles and musician Aidas Macevi\u010dius will take part in the presentation of the publication dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the inclusion of the Curonian Spit in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The place of the presentation was chosen not by chance. Nida Pier is one of the most striking examples of Soviet-era modernism, and the reconstruction of this building received even three awards last year. The historian of architecture, prof. dr. Marija Dr\u0117mait\u0117, whose research was inspired by the book \u201cNeringa. Architectural Guide\u201d and which has become a real sensation of the year, tells about the peculiar Neringa architecture, the incredible transformation of Neringa during the Soviet era – from fishermen\u2019s collective farms to the prestigious resort \u201cDor\u0117\u201d.
Remigijus Sereikas, a cartographer from Klaip\u0117da, the author of the 20 years waited \u201cGuide to the Curonian Spit\u201d, is interviewed by debuting author – philologist, writer Edita Norkevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117, who lives in Nida, and introduces herself as an essayist in the pages of the almanac. The historian doc. dr. N. Strakauskait\u0117 rated this book as very reliable, and the greatest value of the publication – the abundance of historical maps.
Journalist J\u016brat\u0117 Mi\u010diulien\u0117, based on the centuries-old hab. dr. Rimut\u0117 Rimantien\u0117 memories, conveys the narrative of the great discoveries of Nida. R. Rimantien\u0117\u2019s research in the ancient settlement of Nida has attracted great interest from the younger generation, and the people of Neringa honoured the scientist by handing the 12th Martynas Liudvikas R\u0117za Culture and Art Prize.
This year\u2019s \u201cDor\u0117\u201d examines two very relevant topics of the cultural landscape. Lina Dik\u0161ait\u0117, Deputy Director of the Curonian Spit National Park, reviews the expedient several hundred years old activities of foresters and dune planters, which formed the current landscape of the Curonian Spit. Especially valuable is the little-heard story of Soviet-era forest management collected by the author: if the first post-war 15-year plan had been implemented, Neringa would have been left without blowing white dunes!
The educator of Neringa museums Edita Anglickait\u0117 \u2013 Ber\u017einskien\u0117, in her publication, substantiates why only now the production of windsurfers in the Curonian Lagoon has become a value of Lithuanian cultural heritage. Meanwhile, photography historian Dainius Junevi\u010dius writes about the birth of the book of stereocopic photographs by Robert Minzloff, a photographer from Til\u017e\u0117. Copies of these rare photographs have been kept for almost two decades by the Ludvikas R\u0117za Cultural Centre.
An article, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Neringa fire safety written by journalist, regular author of \u201cDor\u0117\u201d Asta Jankauskien\u0117, goes back to the 1960 when the first fire station was established in Nida. In the publication there are very valuable memories and the photos of personal album of the first firefighter Juozas Radzevi\u010dius.
In the columns dedicated to the creators, we present Kazimieras Mizgiris, the most titled Nida\u2019s photographer nominated for the Neringa Mayor\u2019s Prize (the story of art critic Danguol\u0117 Ru\u0161kien\u0117), his photographs of the sand dunes of spit adorn the cover of the publication. The original literature also returns to \u201cDor\u0117\u201d after the break.
The publication of art critic Irmant\u0117 \u0160arakauskien\u0117 takes us to the little-seen exhibition \u201cBetween Sky and Sea II: The Curonian Spit in the Works of Soviet-era Lithuanian Artists\u201d, which is still open at the Kaunas Picture Gallery. This is the first comprehensive publication of an exhibition of this scale, exhibiting over 140 works, allowing to look at the Soviet-era Curonian Spit from the artist\u2019s perspective.
In the review of the year of culture – sculptor Au\u0161ra Jasiukevi\u010di\u016bt\u0117 answers to three questions of creator of \u201cDor\u0117\u201d and editor Raimonda Ravaityt\u0117-Meyer: why was another taboo broken and tombstones erected in the Nagliai Nature Reserve – baptisms? The open speech of the sculptor will allow us to understand how one or another initiative is born. And again – as in the case of Jean-Paul Sartre\u2019s sculpture on the Parnidis dune – there was no need to talk to the public, experts or historians.
The cultural almanac \u201cDor\u0117\u201d has been published since 2010, at the beginning – every two years, now – every year, at the end of the calendar year. Publisher – Neringa Municipality Viktoras Mili\u016bnas Public Library.
A filmed version of the presentation throughout Lithuania will be available after the event.<\/p>\n
For more information:
Raimonda Ravaityt\u0117 \u2013 Meyer
Compiler and editor of \u201cDor\u0117\u201d
No. 868686571, e-mail: meyer.raimonda@gmail.com <\/p>\n
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