One of the 250 artworks featured in “Russia!”, the Guggenheim Museum’s extensive new exhibition exploring 800 years of Russian art.
“Russia!” is the most comprehensive and significant exhibition of Russian art outside Russia since the end of the Cold War. Including more than 250 artworks, many of which have rarely or never travelled abroad, the exhibition is split into nine themes:
13th-17th Centuries
The Imperial Collections
The 18th Century
The 19th Century
The Collections of Shchukin and Morozov
Early 20th Century and Avant-Garde
Late 1920s-1930s
1940s-1980s
1980s to the Present
Click here for more details: www.guggenheim.org/russia. For a review of the exhibition see “The ‘Russia!’ art lovers should know” on the International Herald Tribune via the New York Times.
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