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Retrospective for the 100th anniversary of Vladimir Veysberg at the Pushkin Museum

The Pushkin Museum's Gallery of European and American Art hosts "From Colour to Light", an exhibition marking the centenary of Vladimir Veisberg, a landmark figure of Soviet unofficial art. It offers a unique chance to see a retrospective of the creator of the "white on

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The Gnezdo Art Group of Donskoy, Roshal and Skersis and Its Action at the VDNKh Exhibition

A Graph of History. The Gnezdo group, 1976. Gnezdo ("The Nest") was an art group founded by the artists Gennady Donskoy, Mikhail Roshal and Viktor Skersis, active from 1975 to 1979. The group took its name from the art action "Quiet! Experiment in Progress", staged at

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An Architectural Dialogue between the GES-2 House of Culture in Moscow and the Centre Georges Pompidou National Centre for Art and Culture in Paris

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Tatyana Grigoryevna Nazarenko, Museum of the Revolution, 1989

The Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val

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At last, I have made it to Yury Zlotnikov's exhibition "Signal Systems" at the New Tretyakov Gallery

At last, I have made it to Yury Zlotnikov's exhibition "Signal Systems" at the New Tretyakov Gallery. It is most gratifying that Zlotnikov's personal notes are on show, explaining his method and offering a glimpse of his reflections on what a point is, for

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Alexander Konstantinov's Objects at GES-2

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Empress Masako of Japan has visited the Moscow kindergarten she attended as a child, having lived in the city from the age of two because her father, Hisashi Owada, was a diplomat posted to the Soviet Union

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One of Moscow's most striking churches, acknowledged as a masterpiece of world architecture, the Church of the Ascension at Kolomenskoye, is undergoing repair and restoration work until April 2025

The first stone tented church in Russia, built in the 1530s and attributed to the Italian architect Petrus Fransiscus Annibale, was founded by Vasily III as a prayer for an heir. A church of exquisite beauty! In the second half of the twentieth century, specialists viewed the condition of the

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The International Art Russia Fair and Art Forum Is Being Held at Gostiny Dvor from 28 to 31 March

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“Moscow Window” and “Question-Exclamation

“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

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Monument to "the Most Pious, Most Autocratic, Great Sovereign, Our Emperor Alexander Alexandrovich of All Russia"

The monument to "the Most Pious, Most Autocratic, Great Sovereign, Our Emperor Alexander Alexandrovich of All Russia. 1881–1894", the work of the architect Alexander Pomerantsev and the sculptors Alexander Opekushin and Artemy Ober, was unveiled in Moscow beside the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour on 30 May

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