Larionov / Goncharova. Beginning
until 28 June, Sun
The project explores for the first time the earliest, pre-avant-garde period in the work of two outstanding masters of Russian art of the 20th century: Mikhail Larionov and Natalia Goncharova. Their pastels and drawings of the first half to the mid-1900s are a result of their interest in the latest European art, primarily Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Main Building (Volkhonka 12)
until 28 June, Sun
The project explores for the first time the earliest, pre-avant-garde period in the work of two outstanding masters of Russian art of the 20th century: Mikhail Larionov and Natalia Goncharova. Their pastels and drawings of the first half to the mid-1900s are a result of their interest in the latest European art, primarily Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Main Building (Volkhonka 12)
The Baryatinsky Princes. Art for the Heirs
until 5 July, Sun
The Pushkin Museum introduces the viewer to another name in the history of Russian culture and collecting: the Baryatinsky princes, whose legacy remained unknown to the general public for many years.
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Main Building (Volkhonka 12)
until 5 July, Sun
The Pushkin Museum introduces the viewer to another name in the history of Russian culture and collecting: the Baryatinsky princes, whose legacy remained unknown to the general public for many years.
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Main Building (Volkhonka 12)
II International Biennale "Art of the Future"
until 6 June, Sat
The exhibition will feature artistic projects created using the latest technologies of Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0 (robotics, 3D printing, artificial intelligence, etc.), as well as projects that reflect on the changes that these technologies bring to society and individual lives.
Multimedia Art Museum - MAMM
(16 Ostozhenka Street)
until 6 June, Sat
The exhibition will feature artistic projects created using the latest technologies of Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0 (robotics, 3D printing, artificial intelligence, etc.), as well as projects that reflect on the changes that these technologies bring to society and individual lives.
Multimedia Art Museum - MAMM
(16 Ostozhenka Street)
Matisse and Picasso. Color and Form
until 31 May, Sun
The monographic hall of one of the most famous avant-garde artists of the 20th century, Marc Chagall, features masterpieces by Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso. The integration of the works of these great French innovators as part of a partnership project with the Pushkin Museum will allow visitors to explore the relationship between the artistic languages of the Russian avant-garde masters and their European contemporaries.
until 31 May, Sun
The monographic hall of one of the most famous avant-garde artists of the 20th century, Marc Chagall, features masterpieces by Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso. The integration of the works of these great French innovators as part of a partnership project with the Pushkin Museum will allow visitors to explore the relationship between the artistic languages of the Russian avant-garde masters and their European contemporaries.
New Tretyakov, Hall 9 (10 Krymsky Val)
Egor Zaitsev. Fabric shape
until 1 June, Mon
Fashion historians describe Egor Zaitsev as an artist-fashion designer who is immersed in existential experiences, and in each of his new works, he reflects on the global issues of existence: freedom, loneliness, the meaning of life, and death. The exhibition features 12 images that are striking in their complexity and multi-layered nature.
Historical Museum GIM
Resurrection gate
until 1 June, Mon
Fashion historians describe Egor Zaitsev as an artist-fashion designer who is immersed in existential experiences, and in each of his new works, he reflects on the global issues of existence: freedom, loneliness, the meaning of life, and death. The exhibition features 12 images that are striking in their complexity and multi-layered nature.
Historical Museum GIM
Resurrection gate
(1 Red Square)
Spring Festival. New Year in old Beijing
until 31 May, Sun
The exhibition is divided into three main sections: "Preparation," "Meeting," and "Celebration," and will guide visitors through all the stages of the holiday, from cleaning the house and buying fireworks to street parties and lantern launches. Visitors will learn about the origins of the 12 zodiac animals and the lunar-solar calendar.
Museum of Moscow
until 31 May, Sun
The exhibition is divided into three main sections: "Preparation," "Meeting," and "Celebration," and will guide visitors through all the stages of the holiday, from cleaning the house and buying fireworks to street parties and lantern launches. Visitors will learn about the origins of the 12 zodiac animals and the lunar-solar calendar.
Museum of Moscow
(2b1 Zubovsky Boulevard)
The Romanovs. From Peterhof to Moscow
until 31 May, Sun
The large-scale exhibition features about 800 exhibits that tell about the private lives and hobbies of the members of the Romanov family. The exhibition offers an unexpected look at the dynasty that ruled Russia for over 300 years: instead of ceremonial portraits, there are human stories; instead of official rituals, there are everyday habits and passions that shaped the era and the country.
Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve
until 31 May, Sun
The large-scale exhibition features about 800 exhibits that tell about the private lives and hobbies of the members of the Romanov family. The exhibition offers an unexpected look at the dynasty that ruled Russia for over 300 years: instead of ceremonial portraits, there are human stories; instead of official rituals, there are everyday habits and passions that shaped the era and the country.
Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve
Sytny dvor (ave. Andropova, 39b6)
Under the Mask
until 24 May, Sun
In 2026, the Museum of Russian Impressionism will celebrate its tenth anniversary. The exhibition "Under the Mask" will set the tone for the anniversary year, as it showcases a century-long panorama of carnivals and masquerades. This project on the theatricalization of everyday life in pre-revolutionary Russia will explore how entertainment once introduced became an integral part of Russian culture.
until 24 May, Sun
In 2026, the Museum of Russian Impressionism will celebrate its tenth anniversary. The exhibition "Under the Mask" will set the tone for the anniversary year, as it showcases a century-long panorama of carnivals and masquerades. This project on the theatricalization of everyday life in pre-revolutionary Russia will explore how entertainment once introduced became an integral part of Russian culture.
Museum of Russian Impressionism
(15 Leningradsky Prospekt, Building 11)
Savrasov and silence
until 31 May, Sun
The exhibition is dedicated to the 195th anniversary of the birth of Alexey Kondratievich Savrasov (1830-1897), one of the most prominent painters of the Russian school and the founder of lyrical landscape painting. The exhibition showcases the artist's diverse and innovative work, drawing parallels with other eras.
until 31 May, Sun
The exhibition is dedicated to the 195th anniversary of the birth of Alexey Kondratievich Savrasov (1830-1897), one of the most prominent painters of the Russian school and the founder of lyrical landscape painting. The exhibition showcases the artist's diverse and innovative work, drawing parallels with other eras.
(Moscow Region, Istra, Novo-Ierusalimskaya Emb., 1)
Step off the Pedestal: Sculpture in Real Space
until 5 July, Sun
The exhibition, which is located on two floors of the museum, brings together the works of leading artists and sculptors from Moscow and St. Petersburg in the 20th and 21st centuries, creating a dialogue between the works and highlighting sometimes subtle connections. It introduces visitors to the previously overlooked St. Petersburg monumental and genre sculpture of the second half of the 20th century.
ZILART Museum
(3 Vesnin Brothers Boulevard)
until 5 July, Sun
The exhibition, which is located on two floors of the museum, brings together the works of leading artists and sculptors from Moscow and St. Petersburg in the 20th and 21st centuries, creating a dialogue between the works and highlighting sometimes subtle connections. It introduces visitors to the previously overlooked St. Petersburg monumental and genre sculpture of the second half of the 20th century.
ZILART Museum
(3 Vesnin Brothers Boulevard)
Is the abroad - a myth?!
until 17 May, Sun
An exhibition about the travels of Soviet artists from New York to Tokyo, from 1956 to the era of mass tourism. What remains and what is left of such trips, which were often very short? The travel exhibition "Is Abroad a Myth?" is an opportunity for each viewer to reflect on their own travel experiences and how they have changed their lives.
Maslovka Museum
(3 Verkhnyaya Maslovka Street)
until 17 May, Sun
An exhibition about the travels of Soviet artists from New York to Tokyo, from 1956 to the era of mass tourism. What remains and what is left of such trips, which were often very short? The travel exhibition "Is Abroad a Myth?" is an opportunity for each viewer to reflect on their own travel experiences and how they have changed their lives.
Maslovka Museum
(3 Verkhnyaya Maslovka Street)
Alice, wake up!
until 31 May, Sun
Over the past century and a half, Alice in Wonderland has gone through an unusual journey, from a children's fairy tale to a work that is quoted by philosophers and scientists. The exhibition explores the fate of Alice in Russia, the challenges faced by translators, and why English has become "the most important character," as the poet W. H. Auden put it.
Ostroukhov's House
(17 Trubnikovsky Lane, Bldg. 1)
until 31 May, Sun
Over the past century and a half, Alice in Wonderland has gone through an unusual journey, from a children's fairy tale to a work that is quoted by philosophers and scientists. The exhibition explores the fate of Alice in Russia, the challenges faced by translators, and why English has become "the most important character," as the poet W. H. Auden put it.
Ostroukhov's House
(17 Trubnikovsky Lane, Bldg. 1)
Volga. Moscow. Neva. Saratov Symbolists in Moscow and Leningrad in the 1920s and 1940s
until 17 May, Sun
The exhibition is dedicated to the constellation of Volga artists of the first half of the 20th century, who came from Saratov and had a significant impact on the art of Moscow and Leningrad. Following the artists, the viewer will embark on a journey along the Volga, the Moscow River, and the Neva River, discovering new aspects of the history of Soviet painting.
Pavilion "Worker and Peasant Woman"
until 17 May, Sun
The exhibition is dedicated to the constellation of Volga artists of the first half of the 20th century, who came from Saratov and had a significant impact on the art of Moscow and Leningrad. Following the artists, the viewer will embark on a journey along the Volga, the Moscow River, and the Neva River, discovering new aspects of the history of Soviet painting.
Pavilion "Worker and Peasant Woman"
VDNH Park (123B Mira Avenue)
Levitan and Chekhov: The Poetics of Landscape
until 4 June, Thu
The exhibition is dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the writer and artist. In the new chamber exhibition space of the Chekhov estate, 24 authentic sketches by Isaac Levitan are presented. The exhibition is based on the idea of comparing the creative methods of two landscape masters: Levitan — in painting, Chekhov — in literature.
Chekhov Garden Melikhovo
until 4 June, Thu
The exhibition is dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the writer and artist. In the new chamber exhibition space of the Chekhov estate, 24 authentic sketches by Isaac Levitan are presented. The exhibition is based on the idea of comparing the creative methods of two landscape masters: Levitan — in painting, Chekhov — in literature.
Chekhov Garden Melikhovo
(Stables with a carriage house)
Roerich. In Search of the "Heavenly Zvenigorod"
until 24 May, Sun
A large-scale retrospective of the work of Nikolai Roerich (1874-1947), an artist, philosopher, and traveler, will feature 40 paintings from the collection of the State Russian Museum. Visitors will see famous works, including "The Sacred Spring," "Mstislav's Fight with Rededya," "The Defender (Cloud-Shooter)," Himalayan landscapes, and other masterpieces.
Zvenigorod Manege
until 24 May, Sun
A large-scale retrospective of the work of Nikolai Roerich (1874-1947), an artist, philosopher, and traveler, will feature 40 paintings from the collection of the State Russian Museum. Visitors will see famous works, including "The Sacred Spring," "Mstislav's Fight with Rededya," "The Defender (Cloud-Shooter)," Himalayan landscapes, and other masterpieces.
Zvenigorod Manege
(Zvenigorod, Moskovskaya Street, 31/2)
until 7 June, Sun
Exhibition
The exhibition offers a new perspective on the Russian avant-garde by combining art with the popular psychological theory of 12 archetypes: Child, Nice Guy, Warrior, Guardian, Seeker, Rebel, Aesthete, Creator, Ruler, Magician, Sage, and Jester. These archetypes shape a person's values, behavior, and perception of the world.
(Kadashyovskaya Emb. 12)
Exhibition
The exhibition offers a new perspective on the Russian avant-garde by combining art with the popular psychological theory of 12 archetypes: Child, Nice Guy, Warrior, Guardian, Seeker, Rebel, Aesthete, Creator, Ruler, Magician, Sage, and Jester. These archetypes shape a person's values, behavior, and perception of the world.
(Kadashyovskaya Emb. 12)
Lacquers
until 24 May, Sun
A Big History in Miniature: Fedoskino, Palekh, Mstyora, and Kholyuy
The new cultural project is a special space for dialogue about Russia's development through the lens of its thousand-year history, the continuity of cultural traditions, and their significance for the future.
until 24 May, Sun
A Big History in Miniature: Fedoskino, Palekh, Mstyora, and Kholyuy
The new cultural project is a special space for dialogue about Russia's development through the lens of its thousand-year history, the continuity of cultural traditions, and their significance for the future.
(Moscow Region, Istra, Novo-Ierusalimskaya Emb., 1)
Dreaming in museum
until 31 May, Sun
An innovative therapeutic art project — a multisensory exhibition with elements of surreal painting and performative installation. This is the result of an impressive experiment where art becomes a study in the fields of somnology, psychology, and neurophysiology, and can change the perception of reality.
M'ARS Center
until 31 May, Sun
An innovative therapeutic art project — a multisensory exhibition with elements of surreal painting and performative installation. This is the result of an impressive experiment where art becomes a study in the fields of somnology, psychology, and neurophysiology, and can change the perception of reality.
M'ARS Center
(Pushkarev Lane, 5)
Anatoly Zverev. Open storage
until 4 October, Sun
The project is dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the AZ Museum. It is a large-scale statement about the artist and his era, which challenges the traditional concept of museum exhibitions. For the first time, the entire collection of the master's works will be displayed in an open storage format, where the line between the collection and the exhibition is blurred.
AZ Museum
until 4 October, Sun
The project is dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the AZ Museum. It is a large-scale statement about the artist and his era, which challenges the traditional concept of museum exhibitions. For the first time, the entire collection of the master's works will be displayed in an open storage format, where the line between the collection and the exhibition is blurred.
AZ Museum
(20-22 2nd Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street)
Nicholas I. The Ideal Autocrat
until 22 June, Mon
The exhibition is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the accession to the throne of a monarch whose image is as multifaceted and controversial as the era of his reign. Striving to be an ideal monarch and believing that stability was the highest good for his subjects, Nicholas I ruled with firmness, reason, and inspiration.
Historical Museum - GIM
(1 Red Square)
until 22 June, Mon
The exhibition is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the accession to the throne of a monarch whose image is as multifaceted and controversial as the era of his reign. Striving to be an ideal monarch and believing that stability was the highest good for his subjects, Nicholas I ruled with firmness, reason, and inspiration.
Historical Museum - GIM
(1 Red Square)
