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Marble Palace

The School of Filonov

6 October 2023—29 January 2024

“The Collective of Masters of Analytical Art. The School of Filonov” existed from the summer of 1925 until the master’s death in December 1941. The school’s work was based on ...

From Orest Kiprensky to Pavel Fedotov. Drawings and Watercolours of the First Half of the 19th Century
St Michael’s Castle

From Orest Kiprensky to Pavel Fedotov. Drawings and Watercolours of the First Half of the 19th Century

12 October 2023—12 February 2024

The exhibition From Orest Kiprensky to Pavel Fedotov, introduces viewers to some of the finest e...

Pavel Kuznetsov (1878–1968)
Benois Wing

Pavel Kuznetsov (1878–1968)

13 October 2023—8 January 2024

Pavel Kuznetsov (1878–1968) is one of the most famous artists of the early 20th century. He was a student of Valentin Serov and Konstantin Korovin, and a promine...

Future Dwelling
Marble Palace

Future Dwelling

19 October 2023—8 January 2024

The exhibition presents 24 large-format digital paintings, some created with the aid of artificial intelligence. The project raises questions about the future living environment of...

Vasily Surikov. 175th Anniversary of the Artist's Birth
Benois Wing

Vasily Surikov. 175th Anniversary of the Artist's Birth

1 December 2023—13 May 2024

This grandiose exhibition of the celebrated painter Vasily Surikov (1848–1916) is timed to coincide with the 175th anniversary of his b...

Military Parades: Porcelain and Watercolour
Stroganov Palace

Military Parades: Porcelain and Watercolour

15 December 2023—19 February 2024

The exhibition is dedicated to a hundred-year-old tradition of producing decorative “military plates” depicting imperial army uniforms. Besides plates, t...

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Reconstruction of the courtyards of the Mikhailovsky Palace will pass without closing the museum for visitors

24 March 2016—24 March 2016

Reconstruction of the courtyards of the Mikhailovsky Palace will pass without displacement of the funds and closing the museum to visitors.

The first phase of the project includes covering of one of the courtyards (left) with translucent light and installation the elevator to ensure the complete availability of the Mikhailovsky Palace exhibitions to people with disabilities.

One of the tasks of the first phase of the project is the development of the museum exhibitions: the establishing of the Republican Centre of the Russian graphic art and the Graphic Cabinet in St. Michael’s Castle.

Also, the Russian Museum will be able to proceed to the restoration of the Throne Hall (267.2 square meters), the Resurrection Hall (348, 5 sq.m.), Arabesque Gallery (137 sq.m.) and other halls in St. Michael’s Castle. These works will begin after moving of the Central Naval Library (2200 square meters) from the Mikhailovsky Castle, which will start in May 2016.



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