As every Monday, in the "Where to Go" column I gather for you the main events at Moscow's museums and art galleries

As every Monday, in the "Where to Go" column I gather for you the main events at Moscow's museums and art galleries. Do hurry!

✔️The exhibition "The Construction of Creativity", tracing the image of the builder from the 1930s to the present day, at the Winzavod Centre for Contemporary Art, 1 4th Syromyatnichesky Lane, until 26 August.

✔️Adel Levitova's exhibition "Letters of Romeo" at the Masters space, 5 Maly Patriarshy Lane, until 20 September.

✔️Ivan Nineti's exhibition "Atom", devoted to the town of Protvino and its scientific legacy, at the Ruarts Foundation, 6 Trubnikov Lane, until 29 September.

✔️The exhibition "Vladimir Popov. Field Sketches" on the architecture and archaeological excavations of Moscow, at the Gilyarovsky Centre, 9 Stoleshnikov Lane, until 29 September.

✔️The exhibition "The Novodevichy Convent. Milestones of History" at the State Historical Museum, 2/3 Revolution Square, until 4 November.

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As every Monday, in the "Where to Go" column I gather for you the main events at Moscow's museums and art galleries

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