Reflection in the Doll
Dolls are not just children's toys, but also an art form that can reflect feelings, thoughts, and deep reflections of the author. See it with your own eyes at the Philosophy of Reflection exhibition, which is open until March 29. Admission is free of charge.
March Event Lineup
The freezing cold of winter is coming to an end, nature is slowly waking up from its slumber, and the weather is getting better every day. We encourage you to come out of your ‘winter hibernation’ by attending some exciting FREE events in March. Check out the list below for more information.
Alexei Mikulin is Back with a Second Exhibition
Plasticine artist Alexei Mikulin immerses us in a world of nostalgia, childhood, and vintage cosiness.
A Journey Back in Time: The Private Collection of the Founder of Soviet Design
The Zotov Centre has launched a series of personal exhibitions about artists’ perception of reality. The first exhibition in this series—Rodchenko. Personal—is dedicated to Alexander Rodchenko, an innovator in the field of photography, painting, and design.
Enchanting Winter Celebrations: A Guide to Moscow's Festive Exhibitions and Fairs
Christmas and New Year are almost here. This week, we offer you a selection of themed exhibitions and fairs where you can feel the festive mood, as well as buying various gifts and souvenirs, and partaking in a variety of activities.
A Journey Through Russian Artistry
This week, you are invited to explore multifaceted works by Russian artists of different eras
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The Door to Apartment No. 10
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of old Moscow at this exhibition of plasticine works by Alexey Mikulin at the Izmaylovo Gallery
Comics Mission: The Evolution of Hand–Drawn Stories in Russia
‘Comics Mission. The Evolution of Drawn Stories in Russia’ is a large-scale event for fans of comics and graphic novels. Highlights include an exhibition, a festival and a laboratory dedicated to national comics. The exhibition in Zaryadye Park showcases an array of objects, ranging from early examples of cartoon stories from the 16th–early 20th centuries to the latest works by emerging artists in the 20th–21st centuries.
Exploring the Diversity of Russian Art: Highlights from MMOMA and the New Tretyakov Gallery
Art enthusiasts are in for a treat at two newly opened exhibitions in Moscow. The first one is ‘Dialogue in Time and Space–Russian Art of XX–XXI Centuries’ at MMOMA, which showcases the evolution of Russian art from the 20th century to the present. The other exhibition is ‘Artist Tkachev—On the 100th Anniversary of Sergei Tkachev’ at the Tretyakov Gallery. These exhibitions offer an opportunity to explore the rich history and diverse art forms that have emerged from Russia.
Journey to Ancient Russia with the Tretyakov Gallery and Kremlin Museums
Whether you are a history and culture enthusiast or simply curious about the ancient art of Russia, do not miss this opportunity to visit the exhibitions dedicated to the Land of Vladimir and Suzdal and the history of warrior saints in Russian art. These exhibitions will take you on a journey through time from the 9th to the 20th centuries.