SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE REPORTAGE GENRE IN ART JOURNALISM

This article analyzes the specific features, theoretical foundations, and practical potential of the reportage genre within the field of art journalism. It examines the role of reportage in journalistic coverage of events related to art and culture, focusing on on-site observation, descriptive expression, direct communication, the author's perspective, and the reliability of facts. It also explores the potential of reportage to provide information, shape aesthetic perception, and introduce audiences to art when covering theatre performances, exhibitions, concerts, and cultural events. The article summarizes the key characteristics of art reportage based on an analysis of scholarly literature and a practical approach developed using a cultural event as an example.