12 resident galleries presented new exhibitions.

12 resident galleries presented new exhibitions.

The pop/off/art Gallery presented the memorial exhibition "After Everything" by Oleg Lang. The exhibition brings together the works of a key decade for the master, the 2000s and 2010s, the time when Oleg Lang expressed the basic principles of his artistic method, with which he marks out space and builds architectural structures. In his works, poems fr om the Silver Age are juxtaposed with scenes from the news agenda, newspapers and classical literature.
The exhibition will run until December 3.

XL Gallery has opened the exhibition "It's Getting Light under the Chintz" by Andrey Monastyrsky. The project is based on the actions of the Collective Action group, which took place from 1976 to 2025. An important method of the group is observation through the eyes of the audience invited to the venue of the action, or "mental observation" after the fact, for which all events were carefully documented. The viewer in the project "It's getting light under the chintz" is also given a choice: immerse themselves in solitary observation or pass by without succumbing to curiosity.
The exhibition will run until November 29.

The opening of the exhibition "Arrividerci, Roma" Studio 30, dedicated to the loss of illusions about the past, took place in the gallery on 11.12. The "Eternal City" appears as a chain of concepts, fragments of haphazard knowledge, plucked from random streams of information. Artists are wondering if it is possible to leave Rome, which exists only in imagination, as the lyrical hero of the song of the same name does by throwing a coin into the fountain, which is immediately stolen by a local boy.
The exhibition will run until November 29.

VLADEY Space has opened a personal exhibition "GARDEN-1630" by artist Kolya Sadovnik. Each of the sculptures is a form frozen at the moment of its initial appearance. The words of the artist's favorite poets, phrases-mantras written in script and reminiscent of archaic Latin are carved on the surface of the works. The sculptures themselves bear inventory names as an attempt to catalog the world.
The exhibition will run until November 28.

The a—s—t—r—a Gallery presented the personal exhibition "The Supra-Cultural Absolute, or the Sensual Exploration of Time" by Mikhail Krunov, wh ere science, philosophy and art merged into a single research method of science-art. In his works, the artist romanticizes and promotes scientific achievements describing the universe.
The exhibition will run until December 5th.

PENNLAB Gallery has launched a new project "Sculptures" by Fyodor Toshchev. For the first time, the exhibition presented a part of a multi-year project created on the shoreline of the Rybinsk reservoir. The artist collected fragile structures from found fragments — bricks, stones, branches, installing them in the water and on the edge of the shore. Photography is an intermediary and witness here: it turns a local gesture into a story about the memory of a place.
The exhibition will run until December 3.

HSE ART Gallery presented a large-scale exhibition "DESIGN¡¡¡" about design in action. The exhibition features more than 60 works by students and graduates of the HSE School of Design — animation videos, video games, identity, functional objects of subject design, environmental design projects, advertising campaigns, clothing collections, packaging, accessories and other forms of modern design.
The exhibition will run until December 2.

FUTURO Gallery, with the support of Piranesilab, opened the duet exhibition "Seven Reflections on the Line", which presented graphics and ceramic objects by Alexey Veselovsky and sound art by Ivan Shelobolin. There are two authors in the exhibition, whose arguments relate to the primary element of graphics and music — the line. The line appears here both as the basis of graphic thinking and as a phrase in a musical dialogue.
The exhibition will run until November 30th.

Totibadze Gallery has opened the exhibition "Ksovilebi" with paintings by Georgy and Irina Totibadze, accompanied by photographs by Alexander Smirnov. The exhibition features old and new works by artists, as well as photographs from the family archive, telling the amazing interweaving of destinies and events.
The exhibition will run until December 2.

FINEART Gallery presented the personal project "Time to scatter stones, time to collect stones" by Masha Yankovskaya. The heroines of her works live through different periods of Maria's own life, openly broadcasting the polar states of the artist and inviting the viewer to look at Yankovskaya's subjects as in a mirror.
The exhibition will run until December 4th.

The BIS ART Gallery hosted the opening of the solo exhibition "The Shadow Laughs" by Anna Konopleva. The artist suggests going beyond the material and giving free rein to an unconventional perception of the surrounding world. Her works reflect the ability of human thinking to complement reality with its own images, to reveal the meaning of everyday life through fantasy and humor.
The exhibition will run until November 4th.

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