The exhibition of Natalia Abalakova and Anatoly Zhigalov at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art embraces the work of several decades. This is a kind of total project with the conceptual approach perceived and employed as a technology of contemporary art. The same one the inventors of TOTART have employed while working on their major oeuvre — The Research on the Essence of Art in the Context of Life and Art.

The space of intersection of the languages of art and cinema has for twenty years been the subject of analysis and discussion of the participants of the Media Forum at the Moscow Film Festival: artists, film makers, and art and film critics.

Moscow Museum of Modern Art and «Free Worshops» Contemporary Art School present the annual international exhibition of young art «Workshop 20’11. Today/Tomorrow».

The name of Yuri Zlotnikov is closely associated with the whole period of the development of the Russian contemporary art of the second half of the 20th century.

Rauf Mamedov is a postmodernist. He employs the core principles and elements of this movement to attract the viewer’s attention to the biggest problem of today — the loss of moral and ethical virtues.

Started in January 2007 after several years of scrupulous investigations and methodical research, History of Russian Video Art is a three-part project consisting of a series of exhibitions, lectures, screenings and publications illustrating the birth, first steps and further development of video as an artistic form in Russia.

Ivan Chuikov has long been and remains a challenging figure in the international art scene — this is what makes him truly unique.