Lecture "Marc Chagall: The Emigrant Artist. Between Countries and Genres"

The lecture "Marc Chagall: The Emigrant Artist. Between Countries and Genres" covers:
- How family, Jewish traditions of Vitebsk, and Hasidism shaped the artist's unique world
- The influence of his teachers and his first Paris period, which turned Chagall into a "citizen of the world"
- The master's music that changed his life and art
- His creative path: from painting and graphics to monumental masterpieces
- Life in emigration and recognition in his homeland

The lecture is conducted by Ekaterina Berg — an art researcher, host of the podcast "Creative View," and author of a collection of stories about people in creative professions.

Bar Level, Parnavaza 11
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