Shows the formation of local Russian rural subcultures, that transformed the core elements of Slavic peasantry to adapt to the new conditions of northern climate and nature.
Demonstrates a wide range of traditional plans and wooden architecture of the northern villages (preserved since the 18th century until the modern time), folk costume, cuisine, crafts, calendar and family holidays.
Includes a study-visit to the Arkhangelsk school of folk crafts or the Arkhangelsk museum of the local history.
Demonstrates how the Russian orthodox «vision of the World» had transmuted in the northern Russian population mentality and reflected in the local traditions of church building, icon painting and calendar rituals.
Reveals the unique “northern” history of Christianity, revealing the existential experiences of the spiritual revelation of different local communities (monks, pilgrims, peasants, seamen, merchants and so on).
Includes an excursion to the Arkhangelsk art museum (the Russian Orthodox art exposition).
Reveals and describes the ‘cultural edge phenomenon’ - elaborated within the modern renewal in Russian literature, music, visual arts and multi-media performances (end of the19th – beginning of the 21 century).
Demonstrates, how artistic and academic texts of the 19th – 20th century represented the Northern Russian culture as the territory revealing secret, shadowed and gradually disappearing Russian archaic worldview and lifestyle.
Includes study-visits to local art museums and galleries.
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