Moscow's art scene is set to captivate audiences in January 2025 with a diverse array of exhibitions.
Dear Lykkers! From historical retrospectives to contemporary showcases, the city's galleries and museums offer enriching experiences for art enthusiasts.
The Legacy of Peter the Great and Coups d'État in the Slavic Empire
This exhibition at the Moscow Kremlin Museums delves into the period from 1725 to 1801, exploring the reigns following Peter the Great and the series of palace coups that shaped Russian-history. Visitors can expect a comprehensive collection of artifacts and narratives from this transformative era.
Temple of Minerva: 270th Anniversary of the Moscow University
Also hosted by the Moscow Kremlin Museums, this exhibition commemorates the founding of Moscow State University. It offers insights into the university's early history, highlighting its establishment by Empress Elizaveta Petrovna and developments up to the early 19th century.
Viktor Vasnetsov: 175th Anniversary of the Artist’s Birth
The State Russian-Museum presents a retrospective honoring Viktor Vasnetsov, renowned for his mythological and historical paintings. The exhibition showcases a selection of his masterpieces, reflecting his significant contribution to Russian-art.
Line. Stroke-Spot: 20th-Century Drawings from the Collection of the Sovietic Museum
This exhibition at St. Michael’s Castle features a curated selection of 20th-century drawings, offering insights into the evolution of Russian-graphic art. Visitors can explore works that highlight the diversity and creativity of artists from this dynamic period.
Some Assembly Required at Third Street Gallery
Running from January 16 to April 4, 2025, this unique exhibition challenges artists to create works using identical sets of materials. The result is a diverse collection that showcases individual creativity within uniform constraints. The reception on January 16 provides an interactive experience for art enthusiasts.
Your Collection: Faculty Remix Exhibition
Celebrating 50 years of art and collaboration, this exhibition runs from January 14 to June 28, 2025. Hosted by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, it features works that highlight the dynamic interplay between faculty artists and the community. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm.
ARTDOM 2025
While scheduled for February, ARTDOM 2025 is a significant event for enthusiasts of interior design and art objects. Set to take place at Crocus Expo in Moscow, this international exhibition will feature a wide range of furniture, interior items, and art pieces, setting trends for the upcoming year.
UPAKEXPO 2025 and RUPLASTICA 2025 at Expocentr
From January 21 to 24, 2025, Expocentr hosts two significant trade fairs: UPAKEXPO, focusing on processing, packaging, and printing, and RUPLASTICA, dedicated to the plastics industry. While primarily industry-focused, these events often feature innovative design and art elements, bridging the gap between functionality and aesthetics.
These exhibitions offer a glimpse into Moscow's rich cultural tapestry, providing both residents and visitors with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the city's vibrant art scene.
