Russia (bbabo.net), - Let's start with the good news. In the remaining three weeks of the exhibition of Mikhail Vrubel in the New Tretyakov Gallery, the museum decided to make additional sessions - in the morning. In other words, you can start the day with two wonderful things at once - a cup of coffee and the Vrubel exhibition. On the remaining days, the Vrubel exhibition will open at nine in the morning. This was stated by the director of the Tretyakov Gallery Zelfira Tregulova at a press conference in TASS.
She also strongly advised buying tickets for the exhibition on the website of the Tretyakov Gallery: in recent days, hundreds (!) Invalid tickets have been canceled at the entrance.
Now the bad news: Vrubel's exhibition will not be extended and will close after March 8th. Which, however, does not mean farewell to the beloved master - on April 14, the Russian Museum opens its exhibition of Mikhail Vrubel.
As for the plans of the Tretyakov Gallery, out of 26 exhibition projects (in addition to projects in the regions of the country and abroad), the director and curators of the exhibition projects focused on potential audience hits. We are talking about the exhibitions of Heinrich Semiradsky, Igor Grabar, the Finnish artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela, who had a huge impact on Russian painting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and two international blockbusters. One is dedicated to contemporary Indian artists - "India! New Art", the other - "Art and Fashion. Russian Thread" - reveals the whimsical influence that Russian culture, art, literature had on world fashion, especially Western European fashion designers.
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