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“Picasso. Moscow” (Collection of National Picasso Museum, Paris) in The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

The State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts unveils the exhibition of one of the best-recognized names in the 20th century art – Pablo Picasso. The National Picasso Museum possesses a unique collection of works by the great artist: paintings, graphics, sculptures, objects recreating the atmosphere of the master's creative laboratory and giving a strong feeling of Picasso still being there. Now that the Picasso National Museum in Paris is closed for reconstruction, its precious collection is traveling the world. Moscow exhibition includes 240 items plus incidental material: 88 paintings, 30 sculptures, 6 ceramic items, 61 drawings, 4 engravings, 39 original photographs, 12 illustrated books. Besides documentaries about the creative process of the great master are demonstrated in a special audio-video section.

Alexander Deyneka. “To Work, To Build And Not To Whine” in The Central House of Artists

The famous Russian painter Alexander Deyneka's large exposition features the evolution of the creative works by the great artist and sculptor, one of the major style-forming figures of the Russian 20 century art. The exhibition reveals Deyneka's unique talent featured in mosaics and other monumental works, paintings, sketches, bronze, stone and ceramic sculptors. The exhibition at Krymsky Val includes about 150 items from the collections of Tretyakov Gallery, Russian Museum, Kursk Deyneka Gallery, State Historical Museum, Perm Art Gallery and other private collections.

"Photobiennale 2010" in Moscow

Moscow welcomes the 8th International Photobiennale, featuring exhibitions on three major themes: "Vive la France!", "Retrospectives", and "Perspectives". Lots of retrospective shots of Magnum Agency photographers (Henri Cartier-Bresson, Martine Franck, Elliot Erwitt) are on display at the Central Exhibition Center "Manezh" as a part of "The Year of France in Russia" as well as Sarah Moon's film about one of the most "photographic" publishers ever Robert Delpire. Altogether "Photobiennale 2010" features more than 20 showrooms, galleries and other venues in Moscow including Manezh, Novy Manezh, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, State Museum of Modern Art of the Russian Academy of Arts, Zurab Tsereteli Art Gallery, Schusev State Museum of Architecture, Ekaterina Cultural Fund to name a few.