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Arts Square Gallery opened in the fall of 2017.
This is a multifunctional venue for exhibitions and auctions, as well as a creative laboratory with master classes, lectures, concerts and premiere film screenings.
The gallery unites under its roof a wide variety of trends, trends and types of art - from folk crafts to antiques, from home furnishings to works of jewelry, from works by contemporary artists to recognized masterpieces of old masters.
Among the authors of the permanent exhibition there are many classics of Soviet art: Yevsey Moiseenko, Isaac Brodsky, George Nissky, Petr Petrovichev, Boris Uspensky. Also in the gallery is jewelry plastic of Mikhail Shemyakin from his joint collection with the SASONKO jewelry house and products of the jewelry brand Vladimir Mikhailov.
The permanent exhibition of the gallery includes a unique art object - Anna Pavlova’s Room. The mirror room of the great ballerina is not accidental here, it was in the house on Italianskaya, the 5th soloist of the Imperial Ballet Company lived in 1909-1910.
Source: gallery site.
This is a multifunctional venue for exhibitions and auctions, as well as a creative laboratory with master classes, lectures, concerts and premiere film screenings.
The gallery unites under its roof a wide variety of trends, trends and types of art - from folk crafts to antiques, from home furnishings to works of jewelry, from works by contemporary artists to recognized masterpieces of old masters.
Among the authors of the permanent exhibition there are many classics of Soviet art: Yevsey Moiseenko, Isaac Brodsky, George Nissky, Petr Petrovichev, Boris Uspensky. Also in the gallery is jewelry plastic of Mikhail Shemyakin from his joint collection with the SASONKO jewelry house and products of the jewelry brand Vladimir Mikhailov.
The permanent exhibition of the gallery includes a unique art object - Anna Pavlova’s Room. The mirror room of the great ballerina is not accidental here, it was in the house on Italianskaya, the 5th soloist of the Imperial Ballet Company lived in 1909-1910.
Source: gallery site.
