Monday, March 07, 2011


  •  Siandien kompanija ivertino mano (su 3 kolegomis) darbeli uz praeitus metus ir nutare duodi prezidento apdovanojima. Kartais visai neblogai pavyksta darbelis :)

    Company that i work for showed its appreciation for the work that i (together with other 3 colleagues) did last year and decided to give us presidents award. Sometimes it pays to work well :)
 
  • Apsilankes knygyne radau tokia knyga. Joje daug idomiu meno dirbiniu pateikta, kurie yra paslepti nuo pasaulio, del paziuru, tikejimo, konvenciju ir pan. Tarp ju surandu, kad Čiurlionis beveik nezinomas uz Lietuvos ribu, nors kai susipazinau su vienu profesoriumi (fizikos) tai jis is karto pasake, kad zino Čiurlioni, bet jis buves ukrainietis. Vis tik gerai, kad yra tokios knygos, kurios paskelbia pasauliui apie mena Lietuvoje, is jos suzinojau, kad Kandinsky'is zavejosi Čiurlioniu ir pripazino jo itaka.

    Evening's visit to the book store helped me to find the following book. In the book i found pictures and description of many art objects that are hidden from people by viewpoint, convention, hate, persuasion or even other art. Amongst them i found paragraph dedicated to Lithuanian composer and painter M. K. Čiurlionis, who is virtually unknown outside Lithuania (even though we were taught differently). However one physics professor that i met on our first meeting told me that he knows Čiurlionis, but he is former Ukrainian. I find that it's good that there are such books that tell the world about art in Lithuania. From the book i found out that Kandinsky liked Čiurlionis very much and felt influenced by his art.

8 comments:

  1. Šiaip jau derėtų pasveikinti, nes taip priimta. Bet būtent todėl, kad priimta, ir nesveikinsiu. Vis tiek Miniui dėl mano sveikinimų nei šilta, nei šalta, o ir darbelis turbūt toks, kad ir pavadinimo nepajėgčiau suprasti, net mirtimi grasinama. Taigi kvalifikuotai pasidžiaugti nemokėčiau, savų gražių žodžių visada trūksta, o svetimais... kam.

    Trauk velniai, sveikinu. :)

    O knyga turbūt įdomi.

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  2. Dekui, Buka, aisku idomiai cia visko prirasei lyg as buciau nezmogus ir man parasto sveikinimo neuztektu.

    Knyga, is tiesu, labai idomi, man patiko.

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  3. Nice, appreciation from the management is never wrong. Here, in sweden, companies often offers its employees on dining.
    I appreciate that you write on your language and translate to english. Who knows, I may begin to speak some Russia.

    Freedom of expression as art, poetry, journalism, books have always been a channel to a hungry and aware audience. A country may temporarily detain the freedom of expression.

    A country may temporarily detain the freedom of expression but under the surface boils and simmers artistry and then one day it bubbles up to the surface. That force can not be killed.
    /barbro

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  4. Sveikinu!
    O kas tas yr prezidento apdovanjimas?

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  5. Dekui, Reno. Tai toks antras pagal svarbuma kompanijos mastu. Svarbiausias vadinasi CEO apdovanojimas. Mano kompanijoj dirba apie 110 tukstanciu zmoniu, taip kad konkurencija didele.

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  6. CEO apdovanojimas :)

    Skamba, kaip „Čiau" apdovanojimas. Matyt jį gauna visi kuriems parodomos durys.

    :)

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  7. pi_Rate, na ka as galiu tau pasakyt, tie kurie tikrai gauna CEO (si-Y-ou) apdovanojima kompanijai buna uzdirbe kelis milijonus doleriu. Jei juos atleistu, tai sie sekmingai prisiteistu tuos milijonus sau uz nepagrista atleidima.
    Per daug as aisku monotoniskai moralistiskas ir per daug priprates matyt pasauli per savo prizme, todel net nebuciau pagalvojes, kad CEO galima kitaip perskaityt :) gerai pastebeta!

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  8. Hi, Barbro, sorry only today i noticed that your comment was considered as a spam. I very rarely check that box.
    I agree that any appreciation of the work well done is good.
    Well, as i understand you still have to learn one tiny thing - Lithuania is not Russia and Lithuanians do not by default speak Russian. My blog is in completely different language - Lithuanian. Those two languages do differ more than Swedish and Danish, nor we write in the same alphabet.

    Freedom of expression in my opinion cannot be restricted by laws. However public dissemination of the expression might be well censored and that would impede recognition of art. But as you say it's only temporary.

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