Hours: 27.01.2017 - 26.02.2017, 11:00 - 20:00, closed Mondays.
Opening reception: 28 January from 12:00 to 19:00.
Venue: Nagornaya Gallery, Remizova St., 10
Admission: 100 rubles for adults, 50 rubles for children and pensioners. Every third Sunday of the month admission is free.
When purchasing a painting, say the code word "Kvartira S" and receive a 5% discount.

From 27 January 2017 to 26 February 2017, Kvartira S Gallery served as the information partner of the exhibition "Address: Moscow-Russia. Quest Exhibition".
If you have ever wondered how families live where two generations of creative people share a home, this exhibition answered these and many other questions! The display featured works by talented artists from a single family: the experimentally original paintings of young gallery artist Daria Vorobieva, the impressionistic works of Nina Panyukova and the realistic paintings of Alexander Panyukov.

The exhibition included a series of works by Daria Vorobieva, devoted to rooftop views of Russia, which invited the viewer to step away from the classic photographer’s perspective and immerse themselves in a romantic, fairy-tale vision of our contemporary cities.

Alongside this, visitors could admire the flowers of Nina Panyukova and feel a sense of nostalgia for old Moscow, as well as test their knowledge of the history and origins of the capital’s street names.

The paintings of Alexander Panyukov allowed one to sense the grandeur of Russia’s open spaces, stroll along the Boulevard Ring, mentally sit on a bench in a wonderful park, and imagine the murmur of a waterfall.

The exhibition "Address: Moscow - Russia" is a quest: riddles were placed beneath some of the paintings for visitors to try to solve. In addition, a rich programme of events ran throughout the exhibition, with masterclasses and creative discussions.
2 February at 19:00 (6+) — a creative meeting with the artists including discussion, a guided tour of the exhibition, immersion, and an attempt to understand the essence of what unfolds on the canvas from the initial idea through to the finished painting and image.
16 February at 19:00 (12+) — a masterclass as part of the exhibition.








