Moscow is rightfully considered the economic and cultural center of Russia. Even in summer, in June, this city hosts many exhibitions of various kinds, both industrial and art.
Several business exhibitions will take place in June at Crocus Expo. For example, an event dedicated to the oil and gas industry and its environmental impact will be organized on June 25-29. You can buy tickets for this and other exhibitions at the Crocus Expo box office. Journalists or employees of specialized companies can get free access to the exhibition hall upon presentation of the relevant document.
Several art exhibitions are organized in the same month. On June 1, Children's Day, a demonstration of paintings by artist Anna Silivonchik began. The event takes place at the Drevo Gallery under the auspices of the Children's Hearts Foundation.
Connoisseurs of Marc Chagall's graphics will be able to see a special exhibition of his works in the Tretyakov Gallery. The exhibition is dedicated to the artist's anniversary. Experts highly appreciated this event, noting that the presented paintings will be of interest to the widest layers of the population.
On June 20, the presentation of a large-scale collection of the best photographs of the 20th century will begin at the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography. And the Gallery of Classical Photography will devote its June exposition to the theme of summer in art.
The Pushkin Museum will present, perhaps, the most varied exhibition of the season, dedicated to the centenary of the museum. Visitors will be able to see various objects from the vaults, many of which have not been exhibited before. Among them there will be paintings from different eras, photographs and even themed installations.
The Museum of Private Collections organizes one of the most interesting exhibitions of recent times dedicated to collectors. Visitors will be able to see portraits and sculptural images of private owners, as well as learn more about the tradition of painting collection in Russia. This event is associated with the specifics of a museum based on works of art donated by collectors.
On June 29, Muscovites and guests of the city will be able to see an exhibition of automotive military equipment during the Great Patriotic War in Kuzminki. This exposition will run for only three days, so those wishing to attend the event should hurry up.
