Geometric abstractionism is the direction of non-figurative art, where different geometric shapes, color planes and lines are combined.

The Magic Chinese Lanterns festival is a colorful and spectacular show, combining the traditions of the ancient eastern country and modern technology.

The 53rd Japanese Film Festival has been launched in Moscow. This large-scale event is held as part of the festival Japanese Autumn 2019.

The oratorio dedicated to the great Russian icon painter Andrei Rublev will be performed for the first time in Russia.

November 23 will see the organ, bagpipes and drums playing together under the arches of the ancient Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral in Moscow.

One of the most unusual museums of Moscow welcomes you to visit the exposition accompanied by a guide and a photographer at a reduced price.

Photography fans and pros are welcomed to get acquainted with Nikon novelties at the festival in Moscow.

Matryoshka Market is not only a venue for talented craftsmen, but also a charity project: at the fair they collect things for orphans, lonely elderly people, families in need and people with disabilities.

More than 150 works demonstrate all the facets of Vasily Polenov's art talent in Moscow. Vasily Polenov (1844-1927) excelled in painting, stagecraft and architecture.

Lost masterpieces by Ivan Aivazovsky, Ilya Repin, Arkhip Kuindzhi and other renowned Russian artists are displayed here.