National Culture Capital Foundation supported Lūznavas manor projects
The National Cultural Capital Foundation (CKF) has supported several Lūznavas manor projects. The cultural heritage sector is supported BY THE Lūznavas manor project “The architectural artistic research of Mr Zosna Manor's house”, giving a total of EUR 2 000. The purpose of the project is to ascertain information regarding the cultural historical values of the estate which have been preserved and are identifiable in the object and should be preserved, renewable and restored, while preserving the authenticity of the object and the original substance.
The project helps to understand the successive and most appropriate stages and ways of preservation and restoration of Zosna Manor in developing them, in accordance with the principles of conservation of cultural monuments.
The literature sector is supported BY THE Lūznavas manor project 'negotiating cycle' “literary talks IN Lūznavas maniža”, giving EUR 810 million.
The conversation cycle reveals how diverse the latest literature is and how it strengthens Latgale culture and allows the latgality of Latgale, on the other hand, to “seek” its audience for the continuation of such a tradition, so the drafted authors are distinct from both the genre and the audience on which their works are based:
In 2017, a researcher, journalist and translator of Estonian origin have issued a book on Ludza Estonians in the 19 th-20 th century. The author of these topics has developed over several years, presenting his research in Latgalian conferences. The conversation will highlight ethnic and ethnographic diversity in Latgale, encouraging everyone to be aware of the root of their family, conscious of their ethnicity.
The writer, Inga Abel, has visited Latgale on several occasions and met the readers, and after the emergence of her novels “clubs” (2014) and “duna” (2017), the interest in her beauty and the deep sense of latgality is growing. The transformation of works into performances makes it possible for radio reading to address an increasingly broader layer of society.
On the other hand, Ineta Atpile-Jugane, starting with the poetry stock “Otkon giung dreynus” (poetry for children, 2015), writes and many multimicrobial projects (scenarios for films, video clips, song text, etc.) are sold in Latgalian language and directly in Latgale.
Luisa Pastore, offering art detectives for children and teenagers, is not so closely associated with Latgale culture, but her speaking to participation in the conversation cycle is legal. I came out in 2017. Seams, L.Rundanes, A. Andrejeva's book “Gothel pi Boņuk.” A studio for the Latgola barner. In this book, the L.Pastores book hero button is running. It is a fact that the literary character of the book is already partially acquainted with the children of Latgale, so that the art detective Lūznavas in the manor with the participation of the autopsy would be particularly welcome.
A Lūznavas manor project 'art picnic' is supported in the intermediate sector with eur 5000. The idea of the art picnic came by connecting the historic “monks” of Luznava, the inspiration of inspiration and refurbishment of the art of the renovated manor with the enormous, ancient nature park. The art picnic is not just a collection of concerts and performances, the main task of the festival is to feel, enjoy a high-value art in the natural environment and the scenes of nature – to learn, listen, participate, think about the meaning and uniqueness of the art and to improve its experience by becoming a co-producer. The festival's format is friendly for the involvement of families in cultural and artistic shared experiences, each age audience has a high-value set of events that can participate, educate as a listener, a viewer, a witness and a creator throughout the day. Art is not a thing, art is the way you go and collaborate, gain impressions, experience, emotions, and insights.
Inga Drail
Head of the Luznava Manor Culture Project
