Sciarsism & Sciarsists
The international exhibition “Sciarsism & Sciarsists” shows the works by 15 Russian and foreign authors representing the eponymous art movement. Sergey Dozhd, the founder of Sciarsism, defines it as the science of the inner artistic space, and the term itself is composed of the words “science” and “art”. In Sciarsism, the practice of visual art is inseparable from its theory, the strategy of the new style being tactically supported by works in painting, graphics, installation and video art. The principal idea behind Sciarsism is that for the first time in a hundred years, the inner space of art has become understandable for both artists and viewers.
The exhibition will present the works of contemporary artists made over the past few years, illustrating and developing the theory of Sciarsism in various techniques and art forms. Artists: Edward Bekkerman (USA), Ines Berlin (Germany), Ulrike Bolenz (Germany, Belgium), Franco Viola (Italy), Jeanne Grac (Germany), Sergey Denisov (Russia), Sergey Dozhd (Russia), Nikolina Kovalenko ( USA), Ivan Kolesnikov (Russia), Mally Khorasantchi (Germany, USA), Valery Kuznetsov (Russia), Alexander Pankin (Russia), Viktor Popov (Germany), Evgeny Semenov (Russia), Konstantin Khudyakov (Russia).
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Armchairs, chairs and stools in Russian art of the 18th-20th centuries
18 august—10 october 2022
This exhibition will introduce viewers to the furniture preserved in the Russian Museum, a collection the public is not very familiar with. It will also open up a new perspective on well-known Russian works of art. What kinds of chairs exist? What are they made of? What do people do while seated? What poses do they adopt? What does an empty chair mean? A synthesis of painting, graphic art, sculpture, applied art, and design, the Russian Museum’s exhibition stimulates ideas on these questions and more.
The Language of Animation in Contemporary Russian Art
1 july—29 august 2022
The language of animation ever more often is replacing the language of traditional figurative art. The exhibition showcases works by Russian artists from the end of the 20th century to the present day in three independent projects: Mechanicus, Animators, and Man the Circuit.
- 24 june—29 august 2022 > Mikhailovsky Palace Boris Kustodiev and Mstislav Dobuzhinsky’s Paintings About Peter the Great for the Great City College House (1910–1911)
- 16 june—22 august 2022 > Stroganov Palace Russian Patchwork
The collection of masterpieces, chosen by the Russian Museum will allow you to make a first impression of the collection of the Russian Museum.
Russian Museum - one of the world's largest museums and is perhaps the only country where such a full treasure of national culture are presented.
Virtual tour of the museum complex. 2009 (Rus., Eng., Ger., Fin.)
In the online shop of the Russian Museum presented a huge range of souvenirs, illustrated editions and multimedia disks.
