Coming Up · Architecture · Moscow · Science
The People's Observatory in Gorky Park: once the leaves come out, it will not be so easy to spot. The first astronomical station was built on this site as early as 1929, the present building went up in the 1950s, and since 2015 two new telescopes, donated by
Coming Up · Moscow
📌 29 April, 19:00 Beethoven's great piano sonatas will be heard in the Great Hall of the Conservatoire, performed by Dmitry Katrin and Kirill Kashunin. 📌 29 April, 19:00 The concert "A Journey through the Russian Avant-Garde" will take place in the Small Concert Hall
Coming Up · Moscow · Museums · Observations · Mores
What is worth visiting in Moscow right now? The Museum of Moscow has opened a remarkable, very large and capacious exhibition, rich in allusions: “Moskvichka. Women of the Soviet Capital in the 1920s and 1930s”. The museum's team spent a year and a half preparing the project, and
Coming Up · The East · Moscow · Education
Which lectures to attend? If you are asking yourself this question and are in search of intellectual leisure, I advise you to look closely at the forthcoming events in Moscow. 🧩26 April at 10:00 International conference “The USA and the Changing Balance of Power in the Asia-Pacific Region”
Coming Up · Moscow
26 April, 20:00 Mahler's Symphony No. 6 in A minor at the Zaryadye Concert Hall, performed by the Moscow Academic Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Dimitris Botinis. 27 April, 15:00 A piano recital devoted to the works of Robert Schumann at Gogol House. The pianist
Coming Up · Faith · Art · Moscow
Which lectures to attend? If you are asking yourself this question and are in search of some intellectual leisure, I suggest casting an eye over the forthcoming events in Moscow. 🧩20 April, 12:00 Lecture “Anticipating Easter. The Raising of Lazarus and the Entry into Jerusalem”. Lecture hall of the
NB! · Coming Up · Art · Paris
In June, Christie's Paris Old Master sale will offer a melon still life by the eighteenth-century French painter Jean Siméon Chardin. Painted in 1760, it is in an oval format, a rarity for Chardin. The estimate is €8-12 million.
Coming Up · Books · Moscow
The Lenin Library will, as is its custom, throw open its doors; this time the Russian State Library invites guests to Pashkov House, where the speakers will include Tatyana Tolstaya, Robert Garayev, Alexander Tsypkin, the actors Leonid Kanevsky and Konstantin Kryukov, and the band Moya Mishel. The Library Night programme
NB! · Coming Up · In the Press · Interviews · Art · Moscow · Museums
“Moscow Window” and “Question-Exclamation. Black on Red”, works by Erik Bulatov on the cover of RBC Style alongside an interview with Olga Sviblova on the opening of Bulatov’s solo exhibition at the Multimedia Art Museum: probably the most anticipated project of the start of the year
Coming Up · Art · Books · Museums · Paris
Until June the Richelieu Library in Paris is hosting the exhibition "Inventing the Renaissances", which leads visitors from a scholar's study buried in manuscripts to the magnificent royal bookshelves. The display consists of manuscripts, codices, printed books and a great many works of art, showing the
Coming Up · Art · Moscow · Pop Culture
The event will present comics and video games as forms of contemporary art. In collaboration with the Fan Fest festival, a special project, "Forward to the Future. A Journey into the Territory of New Art Forms", will open on the fair's premises, with video games and
Coming Up · Cinema · Moscow
On 27 March the second "Art Theatre Prize" will be presented on the Main Stage of the Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre, including an award in the cinema category. The shortlist in this category is as follows: Category "CINEMA": the actress Darya Konyzheva for the role of