- A reader has alerted me to the fact that there's an excellent blog available on Russian animation in English! Titled "Animatsiya in English", it's great resource for students of Russian language and culture and for fans of Russian animation. There's even a link to a video showing the making of the Japanese Cheburashka here.
- Do you live or spend time in Moscow with children? Then check out Afisha's Deti v Moskve, a guide to what's available for children in Russia's capital city.
- Do you write teen fiction in Russian? Then consider entering the Third International Sergei Mikhalkov Competition. Here are the basics: "Задачи конкурса: возрождение лучших традиций русской и советской литературы для подростков, выявление и продвижение талантливых авторов, пишущих для читателей 12–17 лет на русском языке, как в Российской Федерации, так и за рубежом." Manuscripts will be accepted through November 30, 2011.
Showing posts with label Russian animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russian animation. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
This and That
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
A Do-Not-Miss Russian Animation Blog
In posting information about the Shvartsman exhibit, I ran into a link to the Ru_Animalife blog run by Pavel Shvedov (subtitled "Animation is around us!")
If you are interested in Russian animation, this is a must-read blog. Authored by several bloggers, Ru_Animalife discusses Russian and world animation and keeps readers updated on animation events in Russia. Enjoy.
If you are interested in Russian animation, this is a must-read blog. Authored by several bloggers, Ru_Animalife discusses Russian and world animation and keeps readers updated on animation events in Russia. Enjoy.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
