On Monday we went to the Alina Pinsky Gallery to see the True Colours exhibition, and I am still under the spell of its play with colour; I deliberately tried to catch several rooms in a single frame, to show the dialogue across the white walls between…

On Monday we went to the Alina Pinsky Gallery to see the True Colours exhibition, and I am still under the spell of its play with colour; I deliberately tried to catch several rooms in a single frame, to show the dialogue across the white walls between dissimilar but equally interesting artists, for example between Turnova and Andreyenkov. I was glad to see works by three artists whom I like very much: Igor Shelkovsky, Mikhail Chernyshov and Natalia Turnova. The exhibition brings together works by creators of different generations and different countries, from the Russian emigration to contemporary Russian artists with a European background, Swiss and French. I recommend a visit; the exhibition runs until 1 May