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Moscow · Observations · Society

In the Moscow metro, the announcement "Dear passengers, please give up your seats to the disabled, the elderly, passengers with children and pregnant women" has been replaced with "Be courteous, give up your seats to those for whom standing is harder"

In the Moscow metro, the announcement "Dear passengers, please give up your seats to the disabled, the elderly, passengers with children and pregnant women" has been replaced with "Be courteous, give up your seats to those for whom standing is harder". I am not sure whether

Listings · Moscow · Coming Up · Art · Museums

A new selection of Moscow exhibitions

📌 Closing soon: the exhibition "From Beijing to Moscow: A Dialogue of Cultures" at the Tretyakov Gallery, until 23 February 📌 The exhibition "Will It Last Forever?" at the Shift gallery, until 28 March 📌 Andrey Kuzkin's exhibition "Not Here" at the pop/off/art

Archive · Architecture · Moscow

Winter in Moscow in the 1950s in the photographs of Vladimir Stepanov: Red Square, the Yauza embankment, Novoalekseyevskaya Street, Sokolniki, Furmanny Lane, Volkhonka, the Bolshoi Theatre, Gogolevsky Boulevard

Vladimir Stepanov Foundation

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In the "Where to Go" section: a new selection of exhibition events in Moscow

📌 The exhibition "From Fabric to Space. Avant-Garde Women of Design" at the Museum of Decorative Art: until 29 March 📌 The joint exhibition by Veronika Kozachenok and Yegor Koreshkov "He / She" at Cube.Moscow: until 19 April 📌 13 February: opening of the exhibition "Behind the

NB! · Cinema · Moscow · Society · People

A Street Named After Vladimir Etush Appears in Moscow

A street named after Vladimir Etush has appeared in Moscow. It runs from Lobachevsky Street to Vasily Lanovoy Street

Archive · Moscow

Snow on Leninsky Prospekt in 1962

Photo by Boris Kosarev

Coming Up · The East · Monarchies · Moscow · Museums

An exhibition on the fates of Genghis Khan's descendants at the Russian court, 15th–17th centuries, to open at the Moscow Kremlin Museums

The exhibition “Descendants of Genghis Khan. Rus and the World” opens on 20 March. The display will include objects that tell of the legacy of the Mongol Empire and the Golden Horde, of Russo-Tatar ties and mutual cultural influence, of dynastic marriages and court ceremonial

NB! · Moscow · Nature

A Bactrian on Triumphal Square

Art · Moscow · Museums

"The Sacrifice of Iphigenia" by Jean Tassel in the Salon of the Cupid Hall of the Arkhangelskoye Estate

Agamemnon is about to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia to the goddess Artemis in order to secure a fair wind for the fleet at Aulis. The departure of the Greek fleet was hindered by a calm, caused by the wrath of Artemis at Agamemnon's slaying of the goddess'

Listings · Moscow · Coming Up · Art · Museums

A new selection of exhibitions in Moscow

📌 Lev Povzner’s solo exhibition “Куда ночь, туда и сон” at the Alina Pinsky gallery — until 21 February 📌 Olesya Novikova’s solo exhibition “Сарафаны сна” at Cube.Moscow — until 1 March 📌 Sergey Bugayev-Afrika’s solo exhibition “Rebus” at SISTEMA GALLERY — until 8 March 📌 The exhibition “The Romanovs. From Peterhof

NB! · Books · Moscow

The First Rule of Patriarch's Ponds

Architecture · Faith · Moscow

In 1635-1636, a domestic church dedicated to the Saviour Not Made by Hands was built on the men's side of the palace

In 1635-1636, a domestic church dedicated to the Saviour Not Made by Hands was built on the men's side of the palace. It later came to be called the Upper Saviour Cathedral (Verkhospassky Sobor). In 1682 three palace churches, those of the Resurrection "Slovushchy", of