On June 13 in the framework of Tel Aviv Days in St. Petersburg the Marina Gisich Gallery will open an exhibition of two Israeli artists.

On June 12 the Hermitage State Museum in St. Petersburg will open a unique architectural exhibition telling about an entire Bauhaus style town nearly lost due to negligence of city governors and rescued by the UNESCO.

Exhibition Halls of the Academy of Arts present a retrospective of Ksenia Nechitailo – a vivid exponent of Soviet Art.

The Krokin Gallery presents an exhibition of over fifty works created by Alexander Djikia on tracing-paper in the 1980s – 1990s.

For the first time in Russia the exhibition Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant-garde will be presented in the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts.

From June 12 to 16 the Moscow Museum will be hosting a unique festival reconstruction of the Moscow city holiday of the early 20th century The Happy Thirteenth: five days just like hundred years ago.

The Dolls Museum in St. Petersburg introduces visitors to archaic images of people and deities embodied in dolls, characters inspired by heathen beliefs of ancient people, and their ideas of nature.

The State Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val has opened the exhibition Gustav Klutsis. Right to Experiment.

The Moscow Triumph Gallery has opened a Yosman Botero exhibition, in which the Colombian artist reinterprets axiomatic plots in 3D - paintings on plexiglas.

Buzzcocks — one of the major punk groups in the world history – will perform on the main stage of the Afisha Picnic Festival in Kolomna on July 13.