A new selection of recent exhibitions and openings in Moscow this week

📌 Exhibition “Legacy of an Era. Semyon Chuikov”: until 12 July, Tretyakov Gallery on Kadashevskaya
The founder of Kyrgyz fine art: shepherds, mountain landscapes, “Daughter of Soviet Kyrgyzstan” and other canvases from the Tretyakov, the Russian Museum and the Kyrgyz National Museum.

📌 Exhibition “Beatrissa Sandomirskaya”: until 21 June, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
The first exhibition in sixty years devoted to a forgotten heroine of the Russian avant-garde, a sculptor whose monument to Robespierre was blown up a few days after its unveiling.

📌 Exhibition “People Are Just People. They Love Money”, on money in Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita: until the end of the year, State Historical Museum
Money in The Master and Margarita as a philosophical and moral category, from the thirty pieces of silver of Judas to the Soviet chervonets notes that scattered in the Variety Theatre.

📌 Exhibition “Moscow Without Outskirts. Gagarinsky”: until the end of April, Museum of Moscow.
The Gagarinsky district seen through the private archives of its residents, the histories of its research institutes, its academic courtyards and the first Yandex office.

📌 Exhibition of paintings “Diary of Observations” by Olga Revazova: until 7 June, State Darwin Museum.
The work of an artist who records nature and time, in the setting of a museum that long ago learned to unite science and contemporary art.