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Exhibition “Always Zoya. An Exhibition Novel” on Zoya Boguslavskaya at the Voznesensky Center

The exhibition "Always Zoya. An Exhibition Novel" at the Voznesensky Centre is remarkably cohesive, although it embraces so many different incarnations of Zoya Borisovna: science, journalism, literature, civic engagement, art, all the vicissitudes of the twentieth century, the stories of the great figures who became part of her

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Zoya Boguslavskaya on the eve of her hundredth birthday with her son Leonid Boguslavsky at the opening of the exhibition "Always Zoya. An Exhibition Novel" at the Voznesensky Centre

Zoya Boguslavskaya on the eve of her hundredth birthday with her son Leonid Boguslavsky at the opening of the exhibition "Always Zoya. An Exhibition Novel" at the Voznesensky Centre, devoted to the creative and personal path of Zoya Borisovna

Abstract oil painting of a diagonal band of yellow, orange and red light with a blue edge against a dark grey-green background.

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Erik Bulatov’s painting “Razrez” from the Tretyakov Gallery collection on show at MAMM

Cross-section. Erik Bulatov, 1965–66. Collection of the Tretyakov Gallery. On view at the Erik Bulatov exhibition at the MAMM

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Recognise Your Kitchen?

Recognise your kitchen? The sprouted onion is touching: it reminded me at once of Grandmother's green onion shoots, which she kept going even in winter. Hardly anyone does that now, I suppose. And we had, and still have, similar plates with a blue rim, Japanese, from the 1950s,

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I had never seen these charming studies of nude models by Matisse at the Pushkin Museum

A gift to the museum from Lydia Delectorskaya, usually called the last muse of the genius, which implies that she was a close companion, assistant, secretary and, for almost two decades, model to Henri Matisse. Delectorskaya gave the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and the Hermitage hundreds of works

Sculpture of a reclining full-figured woman holding a small hand mirror, displayed on a slab beside a window in a museum hall.

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Fernando Botero sculpture of 1976 in the Pushkin Museum collection

Woman with a Hand Mirror. Fernando Botero, 1976 Pushkin Museum collection

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The ART4 Museum in Khlynovsky Tupik reopens as the TUPIK art hub with seven projects

The ART4 Museum at 4 Khlynovsky Tupik has reopened in a new format as the art hub TUPIK, presenting seven projects at once. The peculiarity of the format is that every month the venue will present a display with new residents: individual artists as well as galleries that have no

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A Little More Rothko from His Recent Exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton

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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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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