The exposition "Legacy for the Future" is temporarily closed for maintenance and will reopen on December 19
From
December 10 to 18, the exposition of young artists from six countries,
"Legacy for the Future," showcased at the National Centre RUSSIA,
will be closed for technical maintenance and will reopen to visitors on
December 19.Visitors to
the National Centre will have the opportunity to see or rediscover the works of
talented artists from Russia, China, India, Brazil, Ethiopia, and Iran.
Moreover, the exposition may be enriched with new and exciting additions.
Meanwhile, the expositions "Hall of Inventions," "Library of the
Future," and "Time of the First" remain open to the public.
Let us
remind you that the "Legacy for the Future" exposition began its work
on November 7, coinciding with the opening of the National Centre RUSSIA, and
has already received numerous enthusiastic reviews. Visitors to the National
Centre from the capital and regions have highly appreciated the creativity of
young artists, who, through their paintings, installations, and sculptures,
provide a personal response to the challenges of modernity. The authors reflect
on the present, express their views on past, ponder the future, and, of course,
inspire visitors to deep contemplation.
Starting December 19, visitors to the National Centre RUSSIA can continue exploring the exposition either independently or as part of a free guided tour, available in 30-minute or one-hour formats. Registration is available on the Russia.ru website under the "Events" section. Free tours of the exposition depart from the main information desk of the National Centre every 15 minutes. The National Centre RUSSIA is open to everyone daily except Mondays, from 10:00 to 20:00.
The lecture "Russian Architecture in the Global Context" took place at the National Centre RUSSIA on May 30.
On May 30, the declaration on the establishment of the International Association of Children's Organisations (IACO) was signed at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The workshop "Apartment Planning Through a Child’s Eyes" took place on May 30 as part of the educational programme of "The Birth of Scale" exposition at the National Centre RUSSIA.
