I have found you, my India. The Face of Bharata Automatic translate

On February 13, the Gallery of Siberian Art (23 Karl Marx St.) will open the exhibition “I Found You, My India. The Face of Bharata.” The large-scale traveling exhibition project was prepared by the Russian Academy of Arts and brings together works by 30 artists from different regions of Russia who have worked in India for a long time.

The exhibition is dedicated to several significant dates in Russian-Indian history — the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Russia and India, as well as the 150th anniversary of the outstanding artist Nicholas Roerich. The exhibition presents all types and genres of fine art. The core of the exhibition is made up of works by academicians and people’s artists of Russia: A. M. Belashov, K. S. Voynov, Yu. V. Kopeiko, S. M. Nikireev, V. A. Maloletkov, M. P. Miturich-Khlebnikov, V. I. Pereyaslavets, A. A. Pokrovsky, A. K. Polkovnichenko, N. A. Ponomarev (President of the Russian Academy of Arts 1991-1997), L. V. Savelyeva, N. N. Solomin, S. M. Nikireev, V. P. Teplov, R. I. Yaushev, O. R. Yausheva and others. The curators of the project were Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, Head of the Bureau of Creative Expeditions Vladimir Anisimov; Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, Chairman of the Regional Branch of the Urals, Siberia and Far East of the Russian Academy of Arts Mikhail Shishin; Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Olga Yausheva.

The exhibition “I Found You, My India. The Face of Bharata” will be open at the Gallery of Siberian Art (23 Karl Marx St.) until March 23. For more information and to book a tour, please call 33-43-89. Available via the Pushkin Card: https://vmuzey.com/event/postoyannye-ekspozicii-v-galeree-sibirskogo-iskusstva