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At the North Caucasus branch of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Vladikavkaz, the exhibition "One for All", devoted to the 75th anniversary of Victory, opens today, the first day of three days of mourning in Ossetia for the victims of Beslan

At the North Caucasus branch of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Vladikavkaz, the exhibition "One for All", devoted to the 75th anniversary of Victory, opens today, the first day of three days of mourning in Ossetia for the victims of Beslan. The organisers' idea

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Alisa Ioffe's exhibition “Taman Diary” at Golubitskoye Estate on the Taman Peninsula, 26 August to 30 November

Listings for subscribers in Krasnodar Krai, neighbouring regions, and anyone planning to spend the warm autumn days well in the South of Russia. The Golubitskoe Art Foundation, on the grounds of the Golubitskoe Estate winery on the Taman Peninsula, invites you to Alisa Ioffe's exhibition "Taman Diary&

Coming Up · Moscow · Education

The Lyubimovka young playwrights' festival opens an educational programme: you will be able to meet screenwriters and directors, and if you have never heard of Lyubimovka, the names of the guests, such as Kirill Serebrennikov and Mikhail Durnenkov…

The organisers have announced that this year authors submitted 815 plays to the competition. The plays that passed the selection will be presented from 5 to 12 September in the form of directors' staged readings, followed by wide-ranging discussion, at the 8/3 venue in Moscow.

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The new screen adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile" premieres on 23 October 2020

The new screen adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile" premieres on 23 October 2020. We are promised a stunning reunion of the cult British comedy duo of the 1980s and 1990s, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders. Not, of course, so epic a pairing as

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I confess, I have long been awaiting the publication of my book by the publishing house AST, and I am immensely glad that you too have shown an interest in it☺️ At the end of September my tome, my hardbacked offspring, assembled…

I confess, I have long been awaiting the publication of my book by the publishing house AST, and I am immensely glad that you too have shown an interest in it☺️ At the end of September my tome will at last appear on bookshop shelves: my hardbacked offspring, assembled from

Coming Up · Art · Museums · Paris

For those who do not intend to crawl out of the house today, I suggest a visit to the Getty Museum's online exhibition on artsandculture.google, devoted to eighteenth-century pastel painting, namely to how pastel competed with oil, and artists began…

For those who do not intend to crawl out of the house today, I suggest a visit to the Getty Museum's online exhibition on artsandculture.google, devoted to eighteenth-century pastel painting, namely to how pastel competed with oil, and artists began to make large pastel canvases from

Coming Up · Art · Saint Petersburg

From 8 to 22 August, the ninth international festival "Opera for All" is being held in Saint Petersburg

From 8 to 22 August, the ninth international festival "Opera for All" is being held in Saint Petersburg. On 12 August, in the Kirov Central Park of Culture and Leisure on Yelagin Island, Alexander Dargomyzhsky's "Rusalka" will be presented in a production by Ilya

Coming Up · Architecture · Observations · Heritage · Society

Tom Sawyer Fest begins restoring the Pribytkovo dacha in Gatchina on 27 July

How heartening that Russia has people like the team and volunteers of Tom Sawyer Fest. If you have not yet heard of this organisation, you will like it: people united by a love of the historical and cultural heritage of their native parts simply rescue decrepit, abandoned and ruined monuments.

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Have you ever wondered what Berlin looked like in the first months after Victory?

Have you ever wondered what Berlin looked like in the first months after Victory? The Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center has opened the exhibition “Unknown Berlin. May 1945”, which brings together previously unpublished photographs of Berlin in the spring and summer of 1945: people in the city, victorious soldiers, high-

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At In Artibus, a second opening of Maxim Boxer's exhibition "A Collector's Dreams", which we viewed together at the very start of the lockdown

At In Artibus, a second opening of Maxim Boxer's exhibition "A Collector's Dreams", which we viewed together at the very start of the lockdown. A few works and accents have been added to this new reading. In short, welcome

Coming Up · Art · Moscow · Museums

Yuri Annenkov exhibition “Revolution Behind the Door” at the Museum of Russian Impressionism, 1 July to 23 August

From 1 July to 23 August, the Museum of Russian Impressionism is holding an exhibition, "Yury Annenkov. Revolution at the Door". It is a rare chance to see in one place paintings from the Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, the Bakhrushin Theatre Museum, the

Coming Up · Heritage · Science · Nature · Saint Petersburg

Arboretum Park of the Peter the Great Botanical Garden operates in test mode from 2 July

Incidentally, since 2 July one of Russia's first parks, the Arboretum Park of the Peter the Great Botanical Garden, has been open on a trial basis. The oldest trees in the regular part of the park, laid out in the 1820s, are two hundred years old, but the