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CHAPTER Chapter 3: European Union Member States Latvia Cultural cooperation with the Russian Federation, aimed at promoting creative exchange, intercultural dialogue and the mobility of culture operators, is very active and ongoing in all fi elds of culture and arts and on all levels, both as direct cooperation between institutions and as commercial activities. On March 21, 1995 ‘The Cooperation Agreement between the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia and the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation’ was signed. Since March 14, 2002 the new, amended version of the Agreement is in force. The cooperation programmes, which are regularly drafted and approved for a 3 year period, act as the means of implementing the Agreement. As part of the cooperation programmes, also with substantial state financial support, numerous Latvian – Russian culture projects have been implemented: • Opera (e.g. in 2006 the ballet of the Latvian National Opera performed at the Moscow Musical Theatre, named after Stanislavski and Nemirovich-Danchenko; a return visit, which followed the tour of the Moscow Musical Theatre in Riga in 2004, as part of the Riga Opera Festival) • Theatre (e.g. Latvian audiences can watch the award-winning performances of Russian Performing Arts Festival ‘The Golden Mask’; in 2006 the New Riga Theatre participated in theatre festival ‘Baltijskij dom’) • Libraries (e.g. the last two years have witnessed active participation of library experts in joint conferences, as well as an exchange of specialists with the aim of continuous education and sharing of experience) • Archives (in 2003 a Agreement was concluded with Russian State Film & Photo Archive on copying documents) • Museums (important exhibitions from Latvian museum collections have been held in the museums of Moscow and St. Petersburg; cooperation with Russian museums allowed the works of Henri Matisse and French glass artists to be seen in Latvia) • Music (private concert agencies regularly invite outstanding Russian artists to perform in Latvia) • Visual arts (e.g. the Ministry of Culture, in cooperation with the Russian State Centre for the Contemporary and State Tretyakov Gallery, is planning an exhibition ‘The Art of the 20th Century’ at the exhibition hall Arsenāls of the National Art Museum in Riga) Intensive cooperation is also taking place at the municipal level – both as cross-border cooperation and as part of twinning agreements, days of friendship are organised, participation in international culture festivals, exchange tours of artistic groups and exchange of exhibitions (e.g. the annual international competition of young performers ‘The New Wave’ in Jūrmala). 134
Latvia WHAT LEGISLATION APPLIES TO THE IMPORT/EXPORT OF CULTURAL GOODS BETWEEN LATVIA AND RUSSIA? NATIONAL Law “On Protection of Cultural Monuments” (11.03.1992) Regulation of the Cabinet of Ministers No.8 “Exportation of Works of Art and Antiques from Latvia and Importation into Latvia” (07.01.2003) Regulation of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 526 “Procedures for Return of Unlawfully Removed Art and Antique Objects” (16.09.2003) INTERNATIONAL European Community legislation is applicable as explained in Chapter 2 Who is responsible for implementing these regulations? The Inspection for Cultural Heritage Protection (the Inspection): http://www.mantojums.lv. Customs control is provided by the State Revenue Service customs authorities: http://www.vid.gov.lv. Do I need an export licence? Jēkabs Kazaks, “Ladies at the Seaside”. 1920. Oil on canvas. This painting was shown at the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow in 2007 as part of the Europe–Russia–Europe exhibition. Collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia. Photo: Normunds Brasliņš An export permit or licence is required for the export of the categories of cultural goods listed in the Annex to Council Regulation 3911/92, with the following specification: any object belonging to one of those categories, if over 50 years old and valued over 300 Lats needs an export licence for its export abroad. For cultural objects in categories A1, 2, 8 and 11 the export licence must be obtained regardless of their value. 135
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