Since such fairy-tale goings-on are afoot, a reminder that from today you can visit the exhibition "The Russian Fairy Tale" at the Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val

Since such fairy-tale goings-on are afoot, a reminder that from today you can visit the exhibition "The Russian Fairy Tale" at the Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val. The display brings together classic works on fairy-tale subjects, contemporary art, sculpture and media: a veritable journey through the worlds of Russian folklore, including its present-day life and its interpretations in film and television. The exhibition shows not only fairy-tale heroes but also fairy-tale worlds: the traditional underground kingdom, the otherworldly forest, animal companions and up-to-date readings. The museum admits visitors in small groups at 30-minute intervals, so plan the time of your visit in advance. But do not forget caution: it became known today that several of Moscow's working museums already have cases of coronavirus infection. And just in case, remember that this is not for ever