Galleries

A Saint Petersburg gallery whose program is built around quiet art and deep personal experience. Abramova Gallery focuses on artists who combine academic media such as painting, drawing, and sculpture with contemporary visual poetics and layered imagery. For YUDASHKIN LIVING ART, it presents works that reward an attentive, unhurried gaze.

An independent Saint Petersburg project working at the intersection of contemporary art, collectible design, and architecture. Its curatorial concept of positive art explores the harmony of form, space, and their effect on people. In the shared catalogue, TETA presents objects and art systems suited to contemporary private and public interiors.

A progressive Moscow gallery founded by Ksenia Weber and Irada Orlova on Bersenevskaya Embankment. WODA treats art as a flexible, fluid medium capable of connecting opposing contexts, historical heritage, and new media. The gallery introduces emerging names and supports distinctive artists from across Russia.

Curator Nikolay Evdokimov's project combines a home art salon with pop-up exhibitions at notable venues. Its format lets collectors encounter promising artists before they enter major museum programs. For Perfect Gallery, the selection demonstrates how conceptual contemporary art can live naturally in an intimate private interior.

A dynamic Saint Petersburg project founded by art historian Olga Korobitsyna, communicating vitality, pure color, and light through art. Its program spans the Leningrad underground and neural-network experiments with natural forms, with an emphasis on unconventional artistic statements and a strong emerging generation.

CULTURE Gallery creates occasions for inspiration. Founded by Valeria Barmina in Rostov-on-Don in 2025, it introduces audiences in southern Russia to current directions in Russian and international contemporary art, opens up new names, and builds a community of like-minded people. The gallery combines a grounded approach with bold experimentation, reinterpreting the legacy of established artists while supporting younger voices through exhibitions, residencies, and dialogue with Maison de Culture.

Founded by Evgenia Serousova, a researcher and curator in the Russian Museum's contemporary art department from 2011 to 2025, M25 develops exhibitions and collaborative artist projects.

Provides Anna Lapshinova's Mobile home for the Rethink exhibition.

Provides Nikolay Morgunov's K.w/03.02.00 for the Rethink exhibition.

A collectible design and contemporary art gallery founded in 2021 by designer Natalia Maslova. It supports Russian artists and collectible design, with a focus on individual approaches, natural textures and materials.