The ART4 Museum in Khlynovsky Tupik reopens as the TUPIK art hub with seven projects

The ART4 Museum at 4 Khlynovsky Tupik has reopened in a new format as the art hub TUPIK, presenting seven projects at once. The peculiarity of the format is that every month the venue will present a display with new residents: individual artists as well as galleries that have no premises of their own. It is an interesting idea to give space to those art institutions which, for one reason or another, have no permanent place in which to exhibit. Moreover, the constant turnover of the hub's participants allows many galleries to show their artists within a single season, in contrast to the rather lengthy and large exhibitions that ART4 used to hold. It will be interesting to watch how this story develops

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The ART4 Museum in Khlynovsky Tupik reopens as the TUPIK art hub with seven projects

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September digest: archaeological finds, exhibitions, museums, theatre and the Church

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