Dear friends!

KVARTIRA S Contemporary Art Gallery wishes you a happy holiday season!
May the coming year, 2019, bring you joy, good fortune, and happiness. May your life be filled with more beauty and, of course, more art!

We are delighted to announce that all art buyers

on our website through January 30, 2019,

will receive a 10% discount on all purchases made before the end of the year!

Let us look back at what we accomplished in 2018.

Exhibitions and openings.

At various venues across Moscow, we presented 11 solo exhibitions featuring both emerging artists and established names. We also held 4 group shows at leading art venues in partnership with major restaurants and interior design salons in the capital.

“The Storyteller”, an exhibition by Arzhan Yuteyev
“Awakening into Reality”, an exhibition by Vitaly Leshukov
“I Want to Go to the Sea”, an exhibition by Igor Vasilich
“The Ecology of Space”, an exhibition by Olga Spirova
“Another Planet”, an exhibition by Anastasia Zakharova
“After Winter”, an exhibition by Alexandra Yanchenko
“Monmartre”, an exhibition of abstract art and expressionism
“The Wishing Tree”, a major seasonal exhibition opening
“Where the Wind Blows”, an exhibition by Marina Bogomazova
“Reflection”, an exhibition by Victoria Rós
“In Love”, an exhibition by Ekaterina Lebedeva
“Stories Without Words”, an exhibition by Olga Matveeva
“Lovers”, an exhibition by Maria Subbotina
“KVARTIRA S. Selected Works,” a private viewing
“NU”, the aesthetics of the nude

 

We published several interviews with our artists, including an interview with Ekaterina Lebedeva in Cabinet de l'Art magazine.

We successfully brought two major international projects to life in France.

The “Man and Space” project was organized in partnership with the Roscosmos State Corporation, the Consulate of the Russian Federation in Marseille, and the La Farandole hotel, and made a significant cultural and scientific contribution to friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

The exhibition featured both painting and photography. We introduced French audiences to the work of six artists: Anton Totibadze, Sasha Pasternak, Denis Petrulenkov, Pierre Kunz, Marie-Jo Parron, and Patrice Garcia, as well as two photographers—Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryazansky and Oleg Kotov. As part of the project, we held an open talk featuring leading scientists, cosmonauts, and representatives of the art communities of Russia, France, Belgium, and the United States.

We became the first and only gallery in the world to organize a live broadcast from the International Space Station at an exhibition!

Our visitors had the opportunity to speak with cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev while he was in orbit.

The project continued with the unveiling of a memorial plaque to Yuri Gagarin on Bendor Island in the south of France. It was designed by the gallery's curator, artist Alexander Rygorchuk, and brought to life by metal artist Nikolai Tabachkov.

The “Art de Vivre” project presented Russian artists Igor Vasilich and Anastasia Zakharova's perspective on “the art of living the French way.” Two weeks of plein-air painting resulted in an exhibition that we presented in the south of France together with French artist Yann Rebecq.
We published an interview with the project's participants—KVARTIRA S gallery director Olesya Sudzhan, Russian artists Anastasia Zakharova and Igor Vasilich, and French artist Yann Rebecq—in the international magazine Evasion Mag.  

Works by the gallery's artists were featured in dozens of exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Our projects and artists were covered by a variety of international and Russian publications.

We are preparing further international projects for next year and look forward to presenting works by Russian artists on the international art market!

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We are delighted to announce that 26 new artists joined our gallery in 2018. A new section—“Sculpture”—was also added to our catalogue.
Our website now also offers a subscription—a wonderful opportunity to receive invitations to our private viewings and be the first to learn about upcoming exhibitions and openings.

Naturally, we are beginning the new year, 2019, with exhibitions by our artists!

We invite you to Artplay from January 14 to 30 for Igor Vasilich's solo exhibition “The Morning of Tomorrow” and Maria and Tatiana Timofeeva's exhibition “Summer in January.” 

Address: Moscow, 10 Nizhnyaya Syromyatnicheskaya Street, Building 3, Entrance A, Laboratory Hall. Mon–Sun, 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.

Admission is free. All works are available for purchase.

See you in the new year!