On the same page of history
February 22, 2011 Alexander Gasyuk, Washington D.C. correspondent, Rossiyskaya Gazeta
On the same page of history
New York feels closer (+slideshow)
April 13, 2010 Ksenia Dubicheva, Yekaterinburg
A stunning photographic journey about the city that never sleeps has opened in Yekaterinburg’s Photographic Museum
Russia's cultural diplomat
October 28, 2009 Nora FitzGerald, Russia Now
Hermitage: the St. Petersburg museum's artistic director stages a comeback
Pushkin in Britain: poetry with rhyme and reason
July 1, 2009 Ekaterina Godunova, Russia Now
London's seventh International Festival of Russian Poetry and Culture proves to be a winner
Darker Impressions
August 16, 2008 Peter Slezkine, The Moscow Times
A display of rare works by Degas looks at Paris' seedy side.
Rostropovich collection opens to the public
May 29, 2008 Kira Ivanova, RBTH
After Rostropovich died in April, 2007, Galina Vishnevskaya moved back to Russia and decided to sell the collection through Sotheby's. Russian business tycoon Alisher Usmanov, a patron of the arts, bought the collection the day before the auction was
Turner's works gets Moscow outing
April 24, 2008 Maya Stravinskaya/Kommersant
In late March, the directors of Moscow's Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and London's Tate Britain agreed to bring to Russia a collection of works by the English painter Joseph Turner. Said to be the most expensive project in the museum's history, the ex
