Could the new image of a strong woman be one who is able to put forward her frailty, her intuitive intelligence and her natural understanding as a value for humanity without requiring protection?

Annouchka Brochet's new series of paintings, Vulnerable, focuses on the power...

I am pleased to present The Crown, a photographic exhibition that is "the multicultural trash-dreaming" vision of The Fourth Height, a Russian collective of three artists: Dina Kim, Katya Kameneva, and Gala Smirnskaya. Working with renowned Swiss photographer Urs Bigler, these...

The word penumbra is often rendered "half-light." The Latin origin paene umbra literally means "almost shadow." In between the shadow and the light there is a zone through which we may see what is in the penumbra, but we see it with this darkened...

Vladimir Ovchinnikov is undoubtedly one of most prominent figures of Russian Nonconformist Art and, starting from the mid-1960s, was a point of reference for artists claiming the possibility of an art not aligned with Soviet ideological propaganda. Furthermore, his work exerted strong influence on the subsequent development of the Nonconformist...

The still life genre has a rich history, one of the richest in all of art history. At its simplest, the still life is a collection of objects, but it is this very restriction that has obliged artists to imbue the genre with imagination and invention to achieve true originality...

Among the so-called emerging art markets, one of the most active, fruitful and worthy of attention is Russia. Russia's entry into the international market presents reasons for great interest, both for what is on offer and for the demand for works of art. Russia is a country that boasts an...