The ‘Zabaykalskiy kray. The flight’ exhibition will showcase the unique works of the famous sculptor Dashi Namdakov and weapons master Zhigzhit Bayaskhalanov, both natives of Transbaikal Territory, at the Eastern Economic Forum in the city of Vladivostok.
Namdakov and Bayaskhalanov have been exhibited on numerous occasions in London, New York, Singapore, Tokyo, Beijing and Florence. Art lovers will now have the opportunity to see the creations of the world-famous masters in the city of Vladivostok and be inspired by the originality, fusion of reality and fantasy, and interplay between antiquity and modernity on display in their works.
The exhibition is open to visitors from 2 to 4 September.
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An exhibition marking the 800th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Nevsky. Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in an illustrated epic tragedy telling the story of the prince. They will find out about his birthplace, where he spent his formative years, where he grew as a warrior and ruler, and about his military and diplomatic feats. Twenty-five people worked on the exhibition, including historians, motion designers, artists, and colourists from Russia and Europe. The exhibition was largely inspired by archaeological finds.

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The Romanov Dynasty was witness to a great number of momentous events during its 300-year rule of Russia. There was the settlement of Siberia and the Far East; the founding of St. Petersburg as the nation’s new capital; the defeat of Napoleon, the incorporation of the southern regions; the abolishment of serfdom; unprecedented progress in science, culture, and industry; and the fall of the monarchy.

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Group tours start at 14:00 and 16:00, and can be booked via telephone 8-984-199-49-00
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This exhibition brings to life the events detailed in the Russian Primary Chronicle and stories of ancient trade routes and legendary battles. It reveals the secrets of fortresses and tells tales of great victories. Visitors will also be able to find out little-known facts about the era of feudalism, the Mongol invasion, and much more.
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Group tours covering both the Rurik exhibition start at 14:00 and 16:00, and can be booked via telephone 8-984-199-49-00
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Artetage’s permanent display features work from the mid-20th century to the present day by renowned local, national, and international artists.
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Robert Wilfing visited Vladivostok as a tourist in 2018. This exhibition, featuring abstract oil paintings and steel sculptures, depicts what simultaneously unites and separates East and West.
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An exhibition of black-and-white photography featuring minimalistic seascapes around the south of Primorye Territory, landscapes surrounding Vladivostok, and islands. The exhibition represents an attempt by Alexander Osokin to identify the fine line between space and form – the outline which creates the image of the world as we perceive it.
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An exhibition featuring more than 80 items from the collection of the Moscow Kremlin Museums dedicated to the rise of the Romanov Dynasty, from Michael I to Peter the Great.
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Group tours:
12:00, 15:00
Participants wishing to take part in a group excursion should register in advance via the personal web office. The number of places is limited.
Individual excursions are paid additionally

Coastal cities live by their own rhythm, marked by meeting and parting, by waiting and returning. Time and space take on a different meaning in these places, and can be measured neither in seconds, nor in kilometres. Open Sea Halls: Pacific Time is an exhibition about the rhythm of Vladivostok – a rhythm that connects multiple generations.
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Group tours:
12:00, 16:00, 18:00
Participants wishing to take part in a group excursion should register in advance via the personal web office. The number of places is limited.

Individual excursions are paid additionally

The early 20th century brick building is the only surviving residence in Russia where Vladimir Arseniev once lived and worked together with his family. The eminent explorer, researcher and writer specialized in a range of fields, including geology, geography, toponymy, cartography, ethnography, history and more. It was thanks to his work that the hitherto unknown land of Ussuri Territory was uncovered. Arseniev made a great contribution to people’s knowledge of geography, ethnography, and other subjects. He not only explored uncharted territory – itself an important undertaking – he also richly documented life in the region in his books, including Dersu Uzala and In the Sikhote-Alin Mountains.
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The main building of the museum boasts an extensive exhibition space, featuring permanent exhibitions on local history and culture, as well as temporary exhibitions. As a result, visitors benefit from being able to view the best items from the collections. Displays are regularly rotated, and the exhibition mixes traditional and modern museum practices to great effect.
The exhibition tells the story of the Far East: its archaeology, its indigenous population, the movement of the population from west to east, the creation of a new home for people on the edge of an empire, the emergence of Vladivostok, the business acumen of the first local entrepreneurs, and the civil war.
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Group tours:
11:00, 14:00
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The only museum devoted to the tsar’s official in Russia and one of the few surviving 19th-century wooden mansions in Vladivostok. Alexander Sukhanov worked as senior advisor in the Primorsky Regional Government. In 1891, he personally received a valuable gift from the future Nicholas II – a portrait and a Bure gold watch “for the excellent condition of the roads and good order in the region”. Sukhanov’s family lived in this house for quarter of a century.
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This exhibition tells the story of Vladivostok Fortress and the people who helped bring such an ambitious construction project to life.
Visitors will have the chance to see military weapons dating back to the late 19th–early 20th century, as well as awards and decorations, documents, letters, and photographs from the collection of the Arseniev Museum of Far East History and other Russian museums and archives. The exhibits are accompanied by a video installation showing various elements of the last naval fortification complex of the Russian Empire in their current state.
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Group tours:
11:00, 15:00, 17:00
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The only antique gallery in the Far East that combines the functions of a museum, exhibition room and shop.
Made up of unique items from the collections of both galleries and private individuals, the Raritet Antique Gallery regularly runs thematic exhibitions that make it possible to feel the connection between the social and cultural her-itage of the past and the present.
Ensuring perfect preservation of the exhibits, the Raritet Antique Gallery constantly adds new items to its collection, giving its guests an opportunity to both admire interesting artefacts and to become their new owners.

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The Primorye Art Gallery collection boasts fascinating examples of Russian painting starting from the 16th century, as well as works by artists who made a significant contribution to the history of Russian art. The collection is a fine representation of developmental milestones in Russian fine art, from academicism to classicism, and from the Itinerants (Peredvizhniki) to the Modernists.
Visitors to the Old Russian Art section will have the chance to see icons of the Novgorod and Moscow schools, including the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God by Simon Ushakov, as well as copper-cast items such as icon case crosses, folding icons, icon frames, and embroidery work.
The Russian Art section includes works by Fyodor Rokotov, Dmitry Levitsky, Vladimir Borovikovsky, Vasily Tropinin, Orest Kiprensky, Karl Bryullov, Ivan Aivazovsky, Dmitry Polenov, Ilya Repin, Isaac Levitan, Valentin Serov, Mikhail Nesterov, Aristarkh Lentulov, Robert Falk, Marc Chagall, Wassily Kandinsky and many others
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This exhibition of decorative and applied arts from the collection of the State Hermitage Museum (one of the largest museums in the world) tells the story of the miraculous metamorphoses of seashells in works by Russian and foreign artists from the 16th to 21st centuries. The exhibition features over 30 items, including small compositions and decorative objects. Some incorporate real seashells, such as nautilus shells, spondylus shells, turbo marmoratus shells, and so on. In others, the artists rethink the shape and form of natural shells in objects made of different materials. The oldest item on display is a French goblet made in the mid- to second half of the 16th century.
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There is probably no person on earth who has not heard of the extraordinary beauty of Venice. The city is associated with a myriad of timeless symbols – carnivals, palazzos, the flooded Piazza San Marco, the picture-postcard Rialto Bridge, fans and masks.
A veduto (“view” in Italian) is a painting which depicts an everyday cityscape. By the mid-18th century, Venice had become the recognized centre of vedute painting.
At the head of the Venetian school of vedutisti was Giovanni Antonio Canal, commonly known as Canaletto. His work came to serve as a paragon for successive generations of cityscape painters. Among those to be influenced by Canaletto’s work were the talented artists Francesco Guardi and Michele Marieschi. The exhibition will provide participants and guests of the Eastern Economic Forum with the chance to view one of the museum collections of the Intesa Sanpaolo Italian banking group.
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“The Tretyakov Gallery on the Move” is an interactive exhibition about the museum, as well as a public educational programme. The exhibition will inform visitors about the museum's collection, its founder Pavel Tretyakov, and give viewers the opportunity to experience visiting the Tretyakov Gallery. The programme includes lectures by the Tretyakov Gallery's researchers and film screenings about art and creative workshops.
The project is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the administration of the city of Vladivostok. The general partner is FESCO Transportation Group, which supports initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life and creating new opportunities for city residents.
Free admission

This exhibition will feature a series of striking images by Franco-Russian photographer Pierre Choumoff – one of the most outstanding figures of the Russian emigre community of the 1920s–1930s.
The event will be attended by local government officials, as well as representatives of VEB.RF, the Foundation for Russian Emigre Heritage, the Solzhenitsyn Centre of Russian Emigré Studies, the Arseniev Museum of Far East History, alongside local art enthusiasts.
Event programme:
● Public readings of extracts of works by famous writers and poets from the Russian emigre community (particularly those originally from the Far East), featuring young people and other active members of the community.
● A book fair and stand selling souvenirs by local museums.
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In days gone by, Vladivostok was considered to have the best sea fortress in the world. But that had not always been the case. After the vast territories of the east became part of Russia, it became essential to ensure that they were developed and protected. The remote location of these new lands from the centre of the empire was a key factor. This tour will tell the story of the creation of Vladivostok Fortress, of the people who dedicated themselves to it, and of the difficulties they had to overcome in order to build a magnificent fortification on the Pacific coast.
Participants wishing to attend should register in advance via the personal web office. The number of places is limited.

The Good People Youth Theatre Studio from Birobidzhan, in the Jewish Autonomous Region, will present one of its best works to viewers in Primorye.
In 2021, the play performed by the young artists won the Grand Prix at the Mask International Festival and Competition for Children and Youth (Moscow) and the Grand Prix at the Pearls of Europe International Festival Competition (Prague, Czech Republic), as well as achieving a first-degree diploma at the International Multigenre “Holy Land” Festival and Competition for Children, Youth and Adult Art (Jerusalem, Israel). The play is directed by Irina Shaitanova, art director of the Good People Youth Theatre Studio.
The Good People Youth Theatre Studio is a four-time winner of the Presidential Grants Fund competition and the winner of Mikhail Prokhorov’s New Theatre Foundation competition.
Tickets can be purchased from the Philharmonic's box office.

The Victory Train is the world's first immersive museum housed in a moving train.
The historic and artistic exposition captures images of our country's past. It is a timeless portrait of a great era in faces, gestures, moments, authentic objects and authentic feelings.
The story is narrated by the project's protagonist Lydia, a train driver, who leads the visitors along the historical route. The audio guide is narrated by Ekaterina Guseva, Honoured Artist of the Russian Federation.
The Victory Train has been travelling around the country for over half a year, and over that time it has covered over 40,000 kilometres. Vladivostok will be the 68th stopover city and the 45th region on the train's route map. Next, the exposition will travel to Khabarovsk.
The project was implemented by the creative workshop Nevsky Batalist, together with the media group Krasny Kvadrat, with the support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, Russian Railways and the public organization Volunteers of Victory.
Read more: poyezd-pobedy.ru
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The fountain is not just a new, state-of-the-art multimedia feature for the city. It is a new focal point for locals and visitors alike, and a landmark where people can meet.


The opening ceremony will feature performances and a light-and-music show.

Sockeye Salmon. Red Fish tells the story of one of Kamchatka Territory’s greatest riches. This species of wild salmon is born at the Yuzhno-Kamchatsky Reserve – a specially protected natural area of national importance – and supports the prosperity of the region’s residents.
This is the story of the salmon’s difficult journey, and of the people who depend on it. The film features stunning protected landscapes, and shows what we stand to lose if the wild salmon disappear.
The film also casts light on urgent issues related to using fish resources while maintaining the delicate balance between nature and humanity’s needs. It had its world premiere at the Thin Line Festival (USA) in March 2020, and since that time has been selected for 136 film festivals in 38 countries, and picked up 40 awards.
Sockeye Salmon. Red Fish has also been afforded the honour of closing the 6th Doker International Documentary Film Festival in Moscow on 30 August.
Directed by Dmitry Shpilenok and Vladislav Grishin.