The ticket includes admission to “Istorial. Collection”, “GRADUATION’26” and “Exhibition of the 7th Moscow Art Prize”.
“Istorial. Collection” is a new art space in Moscow where hyper-realistic figures embody the character and talent of great figures from Russia’s history and culture. The inaugural exhibition features sculptural portraits of Peter the Great, Yuri Gagarin, Alexander Pushkin, Vladimir Vysotsky, Leo Tolstoy, Nikita Mikhalkov, Georgy Zhukov, Valentina Tereshkova, Vladislav Tretyak and others. Visitors can take a journey through time and experience the feeling of meeting these remarkable people in person.
The annual project “GRADUATION” is a large-scale interdisciplinary exhibition showcasing works by young artists working across a wide range of genres and artistic practices. The exhibition features painting, graphic art, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, photography, installation, set design, animation, video art, fashion, game design and more. This year, the project presents graduation works by students from more than 30 higher education institutions, including new fields such as video scenography and sound design. Special guests include the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory and the Department of Photojournalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University.
The Moscow Art Prize is awarded for contributions to contemporary art. This year, more than 1,000 entries were submitted according to the following criteria: in Moscow, about Moscow, and for Moscow. The prize is awarded in the categories: “Visual Arts and Architecture”, “Music”, “Cinema”, “Theatre” and “Literature”. The best projects have been brought together in a large-scale exhibition. The Visual Arts and Architecture section features more than 30 projects, including biennale “Future Art”, exhibition “Phenomena...”, a retrospective of works by Konstantin Khudyakov, Alexey Komov’s “Lighthouses of the Russian World”, an exhibition by Vladimir Grig, and Ivan Korshunov’s “Ghosts”. The exhibition also features books by Vera Bogdanova and Elena Dolgyat, projects by the Voznesensky Centre and others, musical works by Petr Termen, theatre projects by the M. N. Yermolova Theatre, Praktika Theatre and Trickster Theatre, as well as films by Nikita Vysotsky, Ilya Lebedev and others.
The ticket is valid for one day.
Ticket price
Adults aged 18 and over — 1,500 RUB
Children aged 7–17 — 750 RUB