Yulia Merzlikina. Cosmos. 1992. Optical glass, grinding, polishing
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08 May 2026–26 October 2026
Glass in Sculpture
The Stroganov Palace
17 Nevsky Prospekt, St. Petersburg
Metro station: Nevsky Prospekt
VISITING RULES AND SERVICES
No drinks
No food or drink
No large bags
No coats
No pets (service animals permitted)
Cloakroom
No smoking
No roller skates
No backpacks
No flash photography
No selfie sticks or tripods
No scooters
No strollers
About the exhibition
The Stroganov Palace of the Russian Museum presents the exhibition Glass in Sculpture, featuring approximately 60 unique glass artworks.
These magnificent sculptures resonate beautifully with the palace’s architecture and opulent interiors — a renowned 18th-century landmark in the heart of St Petersburg where Baroque grandeur meets Classical elegance.
These magnificent sculptures resonate beautifully with the palace’s architecture and opulent interiors — a renowned 18th-century landmark in the heart of St Petersburg where Baroque grandeur meets Classical elegance.
Masterpieces of the exhibition
Andrei Krivolapov. Hunter. 2010. Optical glass, marble, diamond cutting, polishing
Natalia Bagley. Maxim Salnikov (craftsman). Patagonia. 2024. Coloured (blue) glass, zinc sulfide glass, slumping, grinding, polishing
Ovik Manukyan. Blue Bird. 2018. Colourless and coloured glass, hot shaping, adhesive bonding
Vera Mukhina. Head of a Girl (Wind). Late 1940s. Glass
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