Poster of the best cultural events in your city

Planning is one of the most fashionable words today. Planning is often touted as the key to success. Partially agreeing with this statement, we invite you to start planning your impressions with the Arttube.ru portal.

Arttube.ru is always an up-to-date and complete poster of contemporary art events. Here you can find information about exhibitions, master classes, interesting lectures and various promotions available not only to residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg, but also the entire poster of contemporary art in the Russian Federation and the CIS

Today we offer an overview of the most interesting exhibitions presented on Arttube.ru.

Until March 27, the Triumph Gallery is hosting an exhibition by artist Sergei Kalinin, “The Lannisters Always Pay Their Debts.” The slightly strange name can be explained simply – the project reflects the artist’s view of modern TV series. This is a very unusual approach - TV characters we know are presented in an unusual light. Sergei Kalinin tried to convey what usually escapes when watching the series - philosophy, culture, history of the era and its heroes.

Fans of contemporary art will be interested in the exhibition “Imaginary Reality” by Moscow artist Vladimir Bogachev, which is open in the Tushino exhibition hall. Bogachev’s paintings are modern and traditional at the same time. Familiar images are presented in an unusual way, which allows everyone to look at the world through the eyes of an artist.

Fans of Slavic culture will be interested in the exhibition “Ancient and Modern Rus’”. It is valid until March 2 at the State Museum - Humanitarian Center Overcoming them. A. N. Ostrovsky. This exhibition is interesting primarily because it offers the viewer a modern view of the history and culture of the Slavs. We are all familiar and close to the images created by Vasnetsov and Roerich, but how did this direction of painting develop further? The exhibition talks about this, introducing the viewer to the works of young artists.

An exhibition of graphics by Tatyana Malusova is dedicated to the history of Moscow, which is available until March 30 at the Central House of Journalists. The presented series of works shows us the rich history of the very center of the capital - Kitay-Gorod. The artist invites us to walk along the old streets - Varvarka, Ilyinka, Nikolskaya, admire the historical buildings, and wander the alleys around Red Square. This exhibition is a unique chance to refresh your knowledge of the history of the city and learn new ones.

To mark the 160th anniversary of the birth of one of the most brilliant and mysterious Russian artists, Mikhail Vrubel, an exhibition has been opened at the Exhibition Center of the Library of Foreign Literature. A unique collection of publications, monographs, catalogs will help to better understand the atmosphere of the artist’s work, trace his life path, the history of his work and fame. The exhibition runs until March 30.

There, in the exhibition center, there is another interesting exhibition, dedicated this time not to the artist, but to the largest art museum in Russia - the Tretyakov Gallery. The history of its creation and development is presented in luxurious printing materials of those years, published both in Russia and abroad. In 2016 we celebrate 160 years since the creation of the State Tretyakov Gallery. The exhibition will last until March 31.

A charity exhibition of artists Nikolai Kostromitin and Gavriil Kochevrin is running at the Marina Tsvetaeva Museum. All proceeds from the exhibition will be directed to the Family for Every Child foundation. It will be possible to get acquainted with the work of original Russian artists and provide support to children left without parental care until April 1.

Another exhibition that cannot be missed by those who love Moscow is running at the Museum of Moscow. “Our City” is a look at the capital of Russia through a variety of forms of art. Painting, sculpture, ceramics, and much more are presented here. The bright and unusual exhibition will be of interest not only to adults, but also to children. You can see “Our City” until April 2.

The exhibition “Painting” by Alexander Volkov is open at the Ozerov House until April 3. Volkov is our contemporary; this year he turns only 45 years old. He is an active teacher and one of the best Russian artists of the realistic school. Incredibly soulful city landscapes, watercolors, graphics and book illustrations - all this can be seen at the exhibition.

We have given a far from complete list of even art exhibitions taking place these days in Moscow. The schedule of other events, including meetings, lectures, excursions, master classes, can be found on the website Arttube.ru. Choose and collect the most vivid impressions from the best cultural events in your city.