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Ekaterina Vorona

Red and golden. Pastel on canvas. 70x200. 2014.
26 May 2016—10 July 2016

Personal exhibition of Moscow artist Ekaterina Vorona is dedicated to the search of form and formula of expressing the wonderful and all-over-dissolved music, desire for light and eternal stream of thoughts, connecting events and their causes. These topics are reflected in water and its everlasting movement.

The exhibition in St Michael’s Castle will comprise more than 50 paintings accompanied with pieces of video art, created especially for this project.

Alexander Borovsky, Head of the Russian museum Department of contemporary art reflects on paintings of Ekaterina Vorona: “It can be stated that the optics of Ekaterina Vorona’s art contains a symbolical “glass”, in which the specific transforms into the mythopoetic and vise versa. Hence the suggestion of the images in her art, their charm.”   

The exhibition is opening at 5 PM    

Lento con gran espressione. Oil on canvas. 100х120. 2014 Creation of the galaxy. Pastel on canvas. 120x100. 2014. The edge. Pastel on canvas. 35x210. 2013. Running jump. Pastel on canvas. 180x200. 2014.

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300th Anniversary of the Academy of Sciences. Illustrated Academic Publications of the Mid-18th Century from the Collection of the Russian Museum

300th Anniversary of the Academy of Sciences. Illustrated Academic Publications of the Mid-18th Century from the Collection of the Russian Museum

20 December 2024—17 March 2025

The exhibition timed to the 300th anniversary of the Academy of Sciences presents illustrated academic publications of the mid-18th century from the collection of the Russian Museum.

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The Russian Museum owns a brilliant collection of Russian academic art. Visitors to St Michael’s Castle can enjoy renowned masterpieces by Grigory Ugryumov, Vladimir Borovikovsky, Sylvester Shchedrin, Fidelio Bruni, Orest Kiprensky, Alexander Ivanov and other prominent masters of Russian art.

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