Things to do in Moscow, Central Russia: The Best Art Museums

There are few exhibition halls in the museum.Soviet period art collection, sport,exhibition telling us about the history of Russian Imperial family.We have different personal exhibitions on regular basis.Classic music concerts and etc.

Solyanka VPA — a project in a genre known in the world as artist-run space — that is, many of the principles and criteria are a bit subjective, which doesn’t prevent the curators and artists working on a project from moving in their own independent direction.Solyanka is located exactly where blood flows on Moscow vessels — in the heart of city life, just 5 minutes from the Kremlin, right on the Ivanovskaya hill. All around you can see temples which miraculously survived 1917, as if the destroyer that was the twentieth century never rocked the city. Almost everything is almost exactly the way it once was. Here — as in few places in Moscow — you can see the surviving medieval tricky side streets which are twisted into complex knots making lanes run either down or up the hill. The word «Solyanka» comes from the time of Ivan the Terrible and his Salty yard. Architects Sergeyev, Sherwood and Guerman built the house that inhabits our museum in the early XX century. They managed to complete what the developers required. They maximized the use of space, which had quite an intricate form, and they increased the size of the building both in height and depth. The house is now considered a monument of neoclassicism.

11.12 Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the center of Moscow's Winzavod art district. It was established in 2005 by Alexander Sharov and seven years after opened a branch in Singapore. The gallery dedicated to the promotion of artists while providing a venue of high quality original art. There are many participations in different art events in the Gallery's portfolio , including Art Chicago (United States), Art Expo New York (USA), Art Kiev Contemporary (Ukraine), Art Moscow (Russia), Art Stage (Singapore), Scope New York (USA) and Scope Basel (Switzerland) etc.

Founded in 2005, Center for Creative industries FABRIKA now is the first independent not-for-profit contemporary visual art organization in Moscow. Our project has more than 700 square meters of exhibition spaces, international residency, and 1000 square metres of venue space destined to accommodate diverse cultural and social events such as dance, theatre and music concerts, visual arts, etc.