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MUSEUM
Moscow
There are more than 3000 museums (and about 72 000 museum workers) in Russian
Federation, not including school and company museums. Every year Russian museums visit
more than 80 million visitors, 1/3 of who are visitors under 18
There are about 650 individual and institutional members in ICOM Russia. During two last
years ICOM Russia membership was rapidly increasing more than 20% (or about 100 new
members) a year
You will find the information about ICOM Russia members in this book. All members (individual
and institutional) are divided in two big groups – Museums which are institutional members of
ICOM or are represented by individual members and Organizations. All the museums in this
book are distributed by regional principle. Organizations are structured in profile groups
Many thanks to all the museums who offered their help and assistance
in the making of this collection
Special thanks to
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Moscow region
92
St. Petersburg
117
Northwestern region
160
Central region
192
Volga river region
224
South of Russia
258
Urals
270
Siberia and Far East
284
Organizations
322
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© ICOM Russia, 2012
© K. Novokhatko, A. Gnedovsky, N. Kazantseva,
O. Guzewska – compiling, translation, editing,
2012
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© Leo Tolstoy museum-estate “Yasnaya Polyana”,
design, 2012
Moscow
MOSCOW
Capital of Russia. Major political, economic, cultural, scientific, religious, financial, educational,
and transportation center of Russia and the continent
A. N. Scriabin Memorial
Museum
Highlights:
• all personal belongings of Alexander Scriabin
• Bechstein grand piano presented to the
composer by the famous German firm,
• a concert dress
• casts of Scriabin`s hands
• one of the first telephone sets in Moscow
• vase by K. Fabergé
First reference to Moscow dates from 1147 when Moscow was already a pretty big town.
Named after the Moskva-river, which banks it is situated on
Became the capital of the independent principality in 1327. After under Ivan III the city
became the capital of the kingdom which included almost the whole territory of the present-day
European part of Russia. Moscow remained to be the capital until 1712, when the newly founded
Saint Petersburg became the capital of Russian Empire
On 12 March 1918 Moscow became the capital again – and remained the same through the
Soviet period till now
Three objects from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of Moscow
Total area 1091 km2
O
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00)
Collection: 26 808 items
Population over 12 000 000
pened on July 17th, 1922 under the initiative of the composer`s widow, Tatiana
Shletser
Main sections of collection:
• memorial apartment
• authentic things and furnishing that surrounded A. Scriabin in his everyday life
• private library
• archival documents (photos, letters, manuscripts, autographs, memoirs, concert
programmers, posters)
Main research areas:
• creative heritage of the great Russian
composer, pianist, philosopher and poet
Alexander Scriabin
• history of the Silver Age of Russian culture
Last years’ main projects
• exhibition “The Genius of Russian music”
dedicated to 140th anniversary of Alexander Scriabin’s birth, Moscow
• exhibition dedicated to foundation of
Scriabin`s Society in Bulgaria, Sofia
• exhibition “The Touching to music” within
the Festival “Terra musicale” organized by
Association of musical museums of Russia, Moscow
ICOM Committee ICLM
“Memorial museum of A. N. Scriabin”
119002, Moscow, B. Nikolopeskovsky lane, 11
[email protected]
www.anscriabin.ru
Director Alexander Lazarev
+7 (499) 241 19 01
Executive secretary Elvira Zelenina
+7 (499) 241 19 00
International contacts Valentina Kokonova
+7 (499) 241 21 52
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Moscow
Moscow
A. S. Pushkin State Museum
Highlights of the collection:
• A. S. Pushkin portrait by Xavier de Maistre.
Metal plate, oil. 1801–1802
• autograph A. S. Pushkin on the document
“Register of books from A. S. Pushkin”
• N. Pushkin Lansky portrait by I. K. Makarov. Oil on canvas. 1849
• illustration for scene chases. Option frontispiece by A. N. Benoit. Watercolor on paper. 1906–1916
• Russian furniture. The framework of soft
wood, mahogany veneer, fabric. 1820
• Ballads and tales by V. A. Zhukovsky. Calico, paper label on spine with gold lettering. 1831
Main research areas:
• biography and the artistic heritage of
A. S. Pushkin
Museum is a research center to study the biography and the artistic heritage of Pushkin
Last years’ main projects:
• “Portraits of the unknown”. The State Museum of A. S. Pushkin
F
ounded on 5th of October 1957. Started
out almost without a single exhibit
Museum complex covers an area of the former town estate Khrushchev – Seleznyov,
constructed in 1814–1817
State Institution of Culture of Moscow “The State
Museum of A. S. Pushkin”
119034 Russia, Moscow, ul. Prechistenka 12/2
Department (Branches):
•“Memorial Apartment of A. Pushkin”
•“Memorial Apartment of A. Beliy”
•“Museum of I. S. Turgenev”
•“House of V. L. Pushkin”
www.pushkinmuseum.ru
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Collection: 165 000 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, drawings, books, documents, manuscripts, photographs, decorative and applied art, sculpture, numismatics, and furniture
Director Evgeny Bogatyrev
+7 (495) 637 26 36
[email protected]
Executive secretary Svetlana Kuzmina
+7 (495) 637 78 48
[email protected]
International contacts Vladimir Polyansky
+7 (495) 637 57 13
[email protected]
• Exhibition “Place of genius. Lieu du genie” – an artistic study of the spirit of
places linked to the important figures of
Russian and French literature – Pushkin,
Lermontov, Turguenev, Tolstoy, M. Sholokhov, J. Verne, G. Sand, A. Rimbaud,
E. Triolet et L. Aragon. Sholokhov, J. Verna,
G. Flobera, G. Sand, A. Rembo, and E. Triole L. Aragona.
ICOM Committees ICLM, MPR, ICFA, CECA,
DEMHIST, ICOM-CC
Moscow
A. E. Fersman Mineralogical museum
Moscow
F
ounded in 1716 as Mineral Area Chamber
in Kunstkamera, which was later moved
to Moscow and became part of the museum
collections of the Russian Academy of Sciences. At present, the museum has one of the
best and most complete collections of minerals in the world. Today the museum is located
in the former riding school “Manezh” and the
stables of the palace mansion “Neskuchnoye” (1806)
Collection: 150 000 items
Main sections of collection: systematic collection, collections of: crystals, deposits, formation and transformation, gem stones and
lapidary, meteorites
Highlights:
• Faberge lapidary masterpieces
• lapidary from the Peterhof, Kolyvan, Ekaterinburg cutting factories
• unique crystals
• rare minerals
Main research areas:
• research of a mineral matter (discovery of
the new mineral species)
• historical lapidary art-pieces
Mineralogical museum named after A. E. Fersman RAS
Moscow, Leninskiy prospect, 18-2
www.fmm.ru
[email protected]
Director Viktor Garanin
+7 (495) 952 00 67
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Borisova
+7 (495) 954 18 59
[email protected]
International contacts Maria Alferova
+7 (495) 954 39 00
[email protected]
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Last years’ main projects:
• “Fabergé”. Juuka, Finland, 2008
• “Year of Russia in India”. Delhi, India, 2009
• “Panorama of empires. Cesarevitch Nicolas
Alexandrovich travel to the Eastin 1890–
1891”. Tsaritsyno, Moscow, Russia, 2010
• Projects “Fersman Rainbow”, “Fersman
Rebus” in collaboration with ICOM Russia,
2010–2011
• “Fabergé and lapidary artists”. Kremlin,
Moscow, Russia, 2011
• “Water and Stone”. Kaliningrad, Russia,
2012
• Temporary exhibitions at the mineral show
in Tucson, USA, 2009–2012
ICOM Committee NATHIST
Moscow
Andrey Rublev museum of Ancient Russian Culture and Art
Moscow
E
stablished in the year of 800-anniversary
of Moscow – 1947, on the premises of
Andronikov Monastery of the Saviour (15th – 18th cc., closed in 1918)
Opened on 21st of September 1960
Collection: 18 773 items
Main sections of collection: icons, murals,
applied and decorative arts, sculpture, manuscripts and old-printed books
Highlights:
• Christ the Almighty. First half of the 13th
century. From Yaroslavl Region
• St. John the Forerunner. About 1420. Moscow. Master related to Andrey Rublev
circle
• Dormition of Holy Theotokos. Late 15th
century. Master related to Dionysius circle
• Theotokos Vladimirskaya (Volokolamskaya). About 1572. Moscow
Federal state budget cultural institution “Central Andrey
Rublev museum of Ancient Russian Culture and Art”
105120, Moscow, Andronievskaya, 10
+7 (495) 678 50 55
Branch:
•Church of the Intersession at Fili district (17th c.)
www.rublev-museum.ru
Director Gennady Popov
+7 (495) 678 14 89
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalia Komashko
+7 (495) 678 98 03
[email protected]
International contacts Maria Ivaschuk
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• Holy Trinity. 1484–1485. St. Joseph of Volokolamsk monastery. Master Paisius
Main research areas:
• Ancient Russian Culture and Art
Last years’ main projects:
• Iconography of Holy Theotokos (Museum
of Foreign Art, Riga, Latvia, 2008)
• Holy Warriors: Images of Celestial Defenders in the Russian Art 12th – the beginning
of 20th c. (Andrey Rublev museum, 2009),
(Yekaterinburg museum, 2011)
• Holy Russia. Icons from Andrey Rublev
Museum Collection in Moscow (Cultural
center Bankaha, Valencia and Alicante,
Spain, 2009)
• Andrey Rublev. The Feat of Icon-painting.
To 650th anniversary of the Great Artist
(State Tretyakov Gallery, 2011)
ICOM Committees ICFA, ICDAD, AVICOM
Moscow
Moscow
Bakhrushin Central
Theatre Museum
I
n the 1890-s Russian merchant and patron
of arts Alexey Bakhrushin began to collect
the pieces of theatre arts. 29th of October,
1894 is the date of birth of theatrical museum – the first museum of a new type in the
world, when collector put all the pieces into
his private estate (1896, arch. K.Gippius) in
Moscow and opened it for the public. The
main collection is still located there. On the
25th of November, 1913 A. Bakhrushin handed his museum over to the Russian Imperial
Academy of Science
Federal State Budget Institution of Culture “Bakhrushin
State Central Theatre museum”
•Apartment-Museum of V. N. Plutchek
•Memorial museum “Creative studio of theater artist
David Borovsky-Brodsky”
•Theater Gallery on Malaya Ordynka
[email protected]
www.gctm.ru
115054, Moscow, Bakhrushina str., 31/12
+7 (495) 953 48 48, +7 (495) 953 44 70
Branches (all in Moscow):
•Estate-Museum of A. N. Ostrovsky
•House-Museum of M. N. Ermolova
•House-Museum of M. S. Shchepkin
•Apartment-Museum of V. E. Meierhold
•Apartment-Museum of M. V. & A. A. Mironov
and A. S. Menaker’s
•Apartment-Museum of G. S. Ulanova
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Number of depository items: 1 500 000
Main sections of collection: decorative and
fine materials fund, photo and negative documentation fund (over 500,000 items), fund
of posters and theatre programs (600,000
items), archive and manuscript fund, book
fund, fund of memorial things, fund of children and puppet theatres, collection of video-, audio records and film materials
Highlights:
• archive of Marius Petipa
• fund of V. Meierhold
• works of the end of 19th – the beginning
of 20th c.: sketches of sets, costumes,
maquetts of sets by I. Bilibin, N. Rerikh,
B. Anisfeld, F. Fedorovsky, A. Golovin,
K. Korovin, M. Vrubel, L. Bakst, A. Benua,
N. Goncharova; masters of avant-garde:
A. Ekster, V. Tatlin, A. Rodchenko, A. Lentulov, N. Altman, etc.
• photo portraits of actors (F. Shalyapin,
T. Karsavina, V. Nijinsky, A. Pavlova,
M. Kseshinskaya, M. Fokin, M. Tchekhov,
G. Ulanova, M. Plisetskaya, etc.)
• posters created by A. Golovin, K. Somov,
S. Sudeikin, A. & V. Vasnetsov, brothers
G. & A. Stenberg
• Fyodor Shalyapin’s library
• theatrical costumes and objects of theatrical life, objects of Chinese May-Lan-Fan
Theatre, collection of fans
Main research areas:
• Russian music and drama theater history
• A. A. Bakhrushin’s activities and forming of
collection history
• stage design history
• museology problems
Museum is a scientific and methodological
center on the work with theater museums
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “A. M. Rodchenko. Constructing
the Future”, Barcelona, Spain, 2008–2009
• Exhibition “Swans and Firebirds. “Russian
ballet seasons” 1909–1929”, Munich, Germany and Vienna, Austria, 2009
• Exhibition “Bonjour, Monsieur Tchekhov!”
(“Le mystere Tchekhov”), Avignon, France,
2010
• Exhibition “Russian Diagilev Ballets and
their influence on Art Deco”, Salamanka,
Spain, 2011
ICOM Committees ICDAD, ICMS, AVICOM
General director Dmitry Rodionov
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalia Mashetchkina
[email protected]
International contacts Irina Petrova
+7 (495) 951 87 71, [email protected]
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Moscow
Borodino Battle Panorama
Moscow
O
pened in 1912 to celebrate the 100-year
anniversary of the 1812 Patriotic War
Main building was constructed and the museum was renewed in 1962 to commemorate
150-years anniversary of the 1812 Patriotic
War. It was constructed to demonstrate the
panorama painting “The Battle of Borodino”
Collection: 39 987
Main sections of collection: paintings, arms,
uniforms and equipments, graphic arts, numismatics, decorative and applied arts, rarity
books, historical papers, sculptures, items of
military life, porcelain.
Highlights: panorama-painting “The Battle of
Borodino” by Franz A. Roubaud, 1912
Main research areas:
• Russian military history of Napoleonic epoch
• 1812 Patriotic War and 1813–1814 war
campaign
• military museums
• panoramic art
• artistic biography of Franz Roubaud
Last years’ main projects:
• «Strong and beautiful art of future» 150year anniversary of Franz Roubaud, the
author of panorama Borodino, 2006
• «Patience and time» 260-year anniversary
of M. I. Kutuzov and 195-year anniversary
of the 1812 Patriotic War, 2007
• «We’ve brought the glory through the
ages» (Russian Imperial Guard, 1805–
1815), 2011
• «Epoch of 1812: art of ruling, fighting, living», 2011
• «Museum-panorama the Battle of Borodino (1912–2012): time and things, history
and legends», 2012
ICOM Committees ICOMAM, CAMOC
Museum-panorama “The Battle of Borodino”
121170, Russia, Moscow, Kutuzovsky prospect, 38
Branches:
•“Kutuzovskaya izba” (Moscow)
•Museum of Heroes of the Soviet Union
and the Russian Federation (Moscow)
www.1812panorama.ru
Director Elena Serebrova
+7 (499) 148 56 76
[email protected]
Executive secretary Lada Mitroshenkova
+7 (499) 148 79 78
[email protected]
International contacts Marina Zboevkaya
+7 (499) 148 18 51
[email protected]
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15 ICOM
Moscow
Moscow
Biological museum named
after K. A. Timiryazev
C
reated in 1922 as the educational
museum under the Communist University named after Y. Sverdlov. Museum has
got two buildings: old one was constructed in
1892–1893 and new one – in 1898
• collection of the ground beetles which is
represented by the typical examples of the
taxons (paratypes), that were described
by the Senior research scientist of our
museum D. Obydov
Collection: 80 328 items
Main research areas:
• researches in the different fields of biology (10 scientific subjects in ornithology,
population ecology, botany)
• museum education programs (results
of this work are published, including the
subject collected papers of Timiryazev State
Biological Museum and were presented at
the scientific-practical conferences)
Main sections of collection: storage groups,
biogroups, botanical units, wet mounts, herbarium, nests, egg layings, graphic arts, applied & decorative arts, paintings, books, scale
models and dummies, minerals, botanic models, paleontology, written documents, skeletons of invertebrates, skeletons of vertebrates,
sculpture, carcasses, photographic materials,
stuffed animals, skins, entomological materials
Highlights:
• collection of items of human and animals
abnormal development
• models of the different fruit kinds of
domestic selection which form one of the
biggest collection in Russia
• collection of the taxidermal sculptures
• collection of stromatolites, which includes
the typical of the taxons
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Arctic as far as close” (nature and
scientific research in Arctic under the
International Polar Year)
• Ecological project “Russia Reserve”
(together with national parks and reserves)
• “Looking for the harmony: the game with
and without rules” (from the museum
funds)
ICOM Committee NATHIST
Bourganov Center
mazelike museum invites the visitor to contemplate the sculptures. The works of art can
be strolled between while the changing background of the seasons and weathers go on.
The Bourganov Center contains a small gallery with changing exhibitions, a theatre studio, a concert and congress room, the studio
of the masterclass and art school that offers
courses in painting, drawing and sculpting for
children and adults alike
Main sections of collection: art of the ancient
classics, Russian medieval sculpture and folk
art, art of Western Europe and Africa, unique
books and prints
Highlights:
• collection of reliefs “Russian Artists”
F
ounded in 1984 and opened for public
in 2001
Main research areas: Alexander Burganov
heritage study
Last years’ main projects:
Situated in the historical center of Moscow, • Exhibition of paintings and drawings from
the museum’s collection, “Burganov Cennear Arbat pedestrian area. The twin hearts of
ter” at the Palais des Nations, the United
the museum are the studio of Alexander BourNations. Geneva, Switzerland, 2004–2005
ganov, who is a sculptor and Professor at the
Moscow State Academy of Decorative and • Solo exhibition of Alexander Burganov
Square Mont-des-Arts in Brussels. Belgium
Applied Arts named after S. Stroganov; and
the considerable collection of classical and
modern sculptures. The court of the small and ICOM Committees CIMAM
Timiryazev State Biological Museum
123242, Moscow, 15, Malaya Gruzinskaya str.
[email protected]
www.gbmt.ru
Director Elena Chusova
+7 (499) 252 55 42
[email protected]
Executive secretary Marina Kulikova, PhD
+7 (499) 252 36 69
[email protected]
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The Museum of classical and modern
Art “Bourganov Center”
121019, Moscow, Bolshoy Afanasievsky lane, 15
[email protected]
http://www.burganov.ru/
Director Igor Burganov
+7 (495) 695 04 29
17 ICOM
Moscow
Moscow
Bulgakov’s House
collection was donated to museum by
M. A. Bulgakov’s family, some – by the
Moscow residents.
M
useum dedicated to the life and works
of the Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov.
Placed in the house where the action of the
novel “Master and Margarita” is set. Built
in 1903 by architects and A. N. Milkov and
E. S. Yuditskiy, a vivid example of Moscow
Modern
Collection: 1500 items
Main sections of the collection: objects, doc-
umentation, pieces of art, books, electronic
archive
Highlights of the collection:
• Folder for documents of M. Bulgakov
• Memorial objects and photos of M. A. Bulgakov family
• L. E. Belozerskaya-Bulgakova’s handbag
(Bulgakov’s second wife)
• Model of the monument to Bulgakov by
sculptor A. I. Rukavishnikov
• Coins, glass and oil jar from Jerusalem,
1–2 century AD
Opened on 1st of May 1945 on Bulga-
kov’s birthday. Set up in collaboration of
Bulgakov’s fans and researchers. The
funds was formed gradually. Part of the
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Main research areas:
• Electronic video library on the study of Bulgakov’s work. The library contains materials of lectures of scientists, historians and
literary critics
• Creation of a programme for the historical
club “Bulgakov Russia” which will link the
museums in various cities of Russia and
Ukraine
• Preparation of the historical almanac for
publication to the 125th anniversary of the
Bulgakov’s birth
• Preparation of a “Bulgakov’s Moscow”
guide
• Preparation of the second edition of book
“Genealogy of Mikhail Bulgakov” of researcher B. S. Myagkova with an electronic version of it
• Creation of an electronic archive «Annals
of the “Bulgakov’s House: 2004–2014”»
which will contain the bibliography of
books about the life and works of M. A. Bulgakov and records of unique meetings and
presentations
Join ICOM in 2009 Committee DEMHIST
Museum “Bulgakov’s house”
Moscow, 1 level, home 10, Bolshaya Sadovaya str.
www.dombulgakova.ru
[email protected]
Director Nikolay Golubev
+7 (495) 967 40 21
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Sheldyaeva
+7 962 935 88 63
[email protected]
Central Museum of Armed Forces
F
ounded on December 23rd, 1919 by Order
by the Revolutionary Military Council of
Soviet Republic
Building was designed and constructed specially for the Museum in 1965
Collection: 821 000 items
Main sections of collection: history of Rus- Last years’ main projects:
sian Imperial Army and Fleet, the Red Army, • Exhibition “90th Anniversary of the Red
armed Forces of the USSR, armed Forces of
Army”, 2008
the Russian Federation
• Exhibition “People and War: individuals,
events, destiny”, 2010
Highlights: Victory Banner raised over the • Intermuseum Exhibition Project “Variag”
Reichstag building in Berlin on the 1st of May,
Cruiser. Getting the relics”, 2010
• Intermuseum Exhibition Project ”First
1945
Ladies of Russia”, 2010
• Intermuseum Exhibition “Victory!” 2010
Main research areas:
(Caen, France – Peace Memorial)
• history of wars and art of war; development
processes in the history of Armed Forces • Intermuseum Exhibition “Socialist Realisms” 2011 (Rome, Italy – Palazzo delle
in Russia
Esposizioni)
• history of arms and battle vehicles
• history of uniform and military decorations
• scientific research of the Museum objects ICOM Committee ICOMAM
Central Museum of Armed Forces – Federal Institute
under the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense
129110, Moscow, 2, Soviet Army Str.
Branches:
•Memorial Museum in the Study of G. Zhukov,
Marshal of the USSR. Moscow
www.cmaf.ru
Director Alexander Nikonov
+7 (495) 681 18 80
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Porodina
+7 (495) 681 23 33, [email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Chocolate and Cocao history Museum O
pened on the 19th of March, 2009 on the
premises of the “Babaevski” Chocolate
factory as a part of factory
Situated in Abrikosovs’ mansion (1907, arch.
Schnauberg) and has incorporated two company museums – of the “Babaevski” factory
and the one of “The Red October” factory.
The main theme of the exposition is “the way
of the chocolate beans” in time and space for
the last 3000 thousand years
Collection: 26 000 items
Main sections of collection:
• chocolate and candy packaging and
labels, 19th – 20th cc.
• publicity posters for chocolate and candies, 19th – 20th cc.
• chocolate and candy industry photographs, 19th – 20th cc.
• objects of the chocolate and candy industry (all kinds of utensils), 19th – 20th cc.
Highlights:
• voyage album in a chocolate packaging,
1913
• vending machine witch chocolate. “Einem”
company, 1910
LtD Candy Corporation “Babaevski” Museum of the
Chocolate and Cocoa history
107140, Moscow, Malaya Krasnoselskaya str., 7
[email protected]
www.chokomuseum.ru
Director Liudmila Numerona
+7 (495) 982 57 98
[email protected]
Main custodian Anna Bagulina
[email protected]
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• chocolate pot for hot chocolate. “Sazikov”
company. Silver, mother-of-pearl, ivory,
bone, 1854
• chocolate pot for hot chocolate. Meissen,
end of 18th – beginning of 19th cc.
• label of the “Mishka kosolapy” candy.
Artist – M. Andreev, beginning of the 20th c.
• label of the “Red Army star” candy.
Artist – V. Mayakovski, beginning of the 20th c.
Main research areas:
• foundation and development of the chocolate factories in the 19th and 20th cc.
• product of the cocoa beans – chocolate
• chocolate and candy packaging and labels –
artistic and documentary witnesses of its’ era
Last years’ main projects:
• “We play together”. Museum of the contemporary history of Russia. 2007–2008
• Opening of the new exposition “Museum
of the chocolate and cocoa history”
• “Chocolate Christmas”. Kazan 2009–2010
• “Chocolate dance”. Vladimir-Suzdal Museumreserve, 2010–2011
• “The endless history of chocolate”. Yoshkar-Ola
ICOM Committee CAMOC
Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy
E
stablished in 2008 as a result of a longterm project “International Exhibition of
Calligraphy”
Situated in the building constructed in 1965,
renovated in 2008
Collection: 1714 items
Main sections of collection: calligraphic paintings; calligraphy materials and tools; applied
calligraphy; hand-made, handwritten books;
books about calligraphy in various languages
Highlights:
• The World Famous Mezuzah by A. Borshevsky
• Handwritten Constitution of the Russian
Federation by P. Chobitko
• Decalogue (hand-made)
Main research areas:
• creation of the National School of Calligraphy
• studying the effects of calligraphy studies
on the personality development
Last years’ main projects:
• International exhibition project International Exhibition of Calligraphy (2008 – Saint
Petersburg, 2009 – Moscow, 2010 – Velikiy
Novgorod, 2012 – Moscow)
• Mystery of the World Calligraphy exhibition – Moscow, 2008
ICOM Committee ICFA
Private foundation Contemporary
Museum of Calligraphy
107113, 5th Luchevoy Prosek, 7, Bld. 6
+7 (495) 728 77 58
www.calligraphy-museum.com
Director Aleksey Shaburov
Executive secretary Olga Shaburova
+7 916 205 09 78
[email protected]
International contacts Oksana Saloshina
+7 916 256 73 26
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Darwin Museum
E
stablished in autumn 1907 by the Moscow
Highly Courses for Women Directorate
decision
Main edifice was opened on 2 September
1995; Exhibition Complex opened on 17 April
2007 – Contains Museum depository
Total area: 22 000 m2
Collection: 345 963 items
Main sections of collection: Mammological;
Ornithological; Herpetological; Ihthyological; Wet preparations; Entomology; Marine
invertebrates; Paleontological, geological;
Archeology; Botanical; Fine Arts; Casts,
plaster casts, models; Commemorative
items; Audio collections; Rare books collection; Collection of archival documents and
photographs
Highlights:
• important part of the collections which are
the aberrant coloured birds and mammals
• the largest collection of Russian abnormal
coloured birds and mammals
• collection of extinct species – wingless
auk, wandering pigeons
• skeleton of the dodo – sole in Russia
populations of wild-area birds in Eurasia
and North America”
• long-term international project “The study of
natural hybridization of the ordinary (Emberiza citrinella) and E. leucocephala buntings”
• creating a global database of genetic “barcode of life” (Barcod of life data system,
BOLD)
• study and taxonomic revision of complex
groups of butterflies of the Palaearctic
fauna
• development of methodology for the attri- • “Discoveries project”, joint exhibition by
Czech Cultural Center and Zoo of Prague.
bution of osteological material
6 October – 31 December 2009
• works on the new edition of the Red Book
• “Toumai – the Rise of Humans” in collaboof Moscow region
ration with French Cité des Sciences et
d’Industrie (Paris). 16 November 2010 –
Last years’ main projects:
24 February 2011
• “Decoding the Hair” in collaboration with
French Cité des Sciences et d’Industrie • “The Voyager Emil Golub” in collaboration with Museum of Africa by Emil Golub
(Paris). 24 March – 13 July 2008
(Czech Republic) and Czech Cultural Cen• “Dreams of Science: The Life of Charles
ter. 1 February – 13 March 2011
Darwin in the Russian Imagination” in
Wolverhampton Art Gallery (UK), 29 NoICOM Committee NATHIST
vember 2008 – 16 January 2009
Main research areas:
• long-term international project “Study of
intercontinental genetic differentiation of
The State Darwin Museum
117292, Moscow, 57, Vavilova str.
www.darwin.museum.ru
Director Anna Klukina
+7 (499) 783 22 54
[email protected]
Executive secretary Tatiana Kubasova
+7 (499) 783 20 13
[email protected]
[email protected]
International contacts Nicolas Simakov
+7 (499) 132 02 02
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Decorative Applied and Folk Art Museum
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he All-Russian Museum of Decorative
Applied and Folk Art was founded in
1981 by the decision of the government of
the RSFSR
All-Russian Museum of Decorative
Applied and Folk Art
127473, Moscow, 3, Delegatskaya str.
+7 (495) 609 01 10, +7 (495) 609 01 14
[email protected]
www.vmdpni.ru
General director Alexander Sysoenko
Executive secretary Andrey Krivoshein
International contacts Oksana Romanova
+7 (495) 609 01 49
[email protected]
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Museum is situated in an ancient manor, constructed in the end of the18th – beginning of
the 19th century and known as “The Osterman
House”
Collection: 233 496 items
• winebowl “Cock”, author of the sketch –
A. Golovin, art pottery “Abramtsevo”, majolica, relief, glaze color, baking recovery, gilding
Main sections of collection: ceramics, glass
objects, metal and stone objects, wood and • ceramic fireplace “Meeting of Volga Svyatoslavovich with Mikhula Selyanovich”. The
bone objects, art lacquer miniature, rare
end of the 19th – the beginning of the 20th
books, tissues
cc., author of the model – M. A. Vrubel, majolica, glaze color
Highlights:
• vase, the end of 19th – the beginning of
20th cc. in Moscow, the Ovchinnikov company, silver, sapphire, tourmaline, garnet,
carnelian, amethysts, enamel on filigree,
casting, gilding
• Khatorskiy I., Master, Bowl, 1882–1899,
Sankt-Petersburg, silver, enamel on filigree, gilding
• plate “Proletarians of all countries, unite”,
1921, The state porcelain factory. Petrograd, porcelain, painting on glaze, gilding
Main research areas:
• Research of theoretical aspects and history of decorative-applied and folk art
• Study the specifics and trends of contemporary art practices in the profile of the museum area
• Research in related areas, enlarging the
possibilities of analysis and scientific interpretation of decorative-applied and folk art
Last years’ main projects:
• “Cotton print of Russia”, 2010–2011 (Russia, Germany, Spain)
• “School of Palekh”, 2010–2011 (Russia,
Germany)
• “Remains of a paradise on earth” in the cooperation with the State Tretyakov Gallery,
2009
ICOM Committees ICDAD, ICEE
Moscow
Moscow
Defence of Moscow Museum
E
of Battle for Moscow in achieving the Victory
stablished in 1979 and opened in 1981 in the Great Patriotic War and Second World
War
Collection: 57 017
Last years’ main projects:
Main sections of collection: weapon (arms), • “Family Tour about a maze of false illusions”, Intermuseum educational project,
numismatics, fine arts, memorial belongings,
Moscow, 2010
photos & negatives, newspapers, books,
documents, war archeology, ammunition, mili- • “Family Tour (wanderings) in time and
space”, Intermuseum educational project,
tary technical equipment, audio, video, films
Moscow, 2011
stores
Main research areas: history and importance
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State budgetary cultural institution
“State Museum of the Defence of Moscow”
119602, Moscow, Michurinski prospect (avenue),
Olympic derevnya, 3
[email protected]
www.gmom.su
Director Alla Lukicheva
+7 (495) 437 60 66
Secretary of Scientific Board Kirill Dryannov
+7 (499) 233 42 03
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Glinka National Museum Consortium
room for researchers, concert hall (seats 160)
with a built-in organ by “A. Shuke”
Collection: 865 979
Main sections of collection: archives of Russian and Soviet composers and performers;
album collections, including score and literary autographs of Russian and foreign artists;
letters and musical autographs of the foreign
composers; State Collection of Unique Musical Instruments; collection of phonograph cylinders; paper music-roll for mechanic pianos
and organs; old printed national and foreign
published scores of 17th – 19th cc.; the first
and lifetime editions of classical composers; books and scores with autographs and
handwritten notes of prominent musicians;
audio and video records – the unique collection which representing the development of
recording from the first records of 19th c. till
modern audio disks; paintings, graphics and
sculpture; printed graphics; photos
F
ounded in March of 1912, when in the
Moscow Conservatoire was set up a
museum named after Nikolai Rubinstein. In
1941 on the basis of this museum was created the Central Museum of Musical Cul-
ture. In 1954 the Museum was named after
Mikhail Glinka
The Glinka National Museum Consortium of Musical
Culture
[email protected]
www.glinka.museum
125047, Moscow, 4, Fadeyev str.
General director Mikhail Bryzgalov
+7 (495) 739 62 26 ext. 107 or 251 31 43
[email protected]
Executive secretary Tatiana Ginzburg
+7 (495) 739 62 26 ext. 114
[email protected]
International contacts Stanislav Usachev
+7 (495) 605 65 15, +7 916 043 93 76 mob.
[email protected]
Branches:
•Fyodor Chaliapin Memorial Estates
•“Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Moscow” Museum
•Museum of Sergei Prokofiev
•Memorial Apartment of Nikolai Golovanov
•Memorial Apartment of Alexander Goldenweiser
•Museum-Estate of Sergei Taneyev (under development)
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Building (1966–1980 specially for the museum) equipped with exhibition venues, reading
Highlights:
• Pyotr Tchaikovsky. Symphony #6 “Pathetic”. Score autograph. 1893
• Beethoven’s sketches notebook. 1802–
1803
• Photo electric synthesizer ANS
• Spinet by Marko Yadra. Italy, Florence,
1565
• Organ by Friedrich Ladegast. 1868
• State Collection of Unique Musical Instruments (over 300 items), including the masterpieces of Amati, Stradivari and Guarneri
del Gesu
Main research areas: museum funds research
using methods of modern source studies,
musicology, art studies (paleography, textology, organology, performance analysis, discography, bibliography, musical museology
and musicological analysis)
Last years’ main projects:
• “In Search of Genre. Musical Theatre of
Sergey Prokofiev” – Central Museum of
Musical Culture, 2011
• “The Perfection of Sound and Form. Masterpieces of Amati, Stradivari, Guarneri…” – Central Museum of Musical Culture,
2010–2011
• “Lenin, Stalin and Music” – Cité de la Musique, Paris, 2010–2011
• “Known and UNKNOWN Chaliapin” – Fyodor
Chaliapin Memorial Estates, 2010–2012
ICOM Committees CIMCIM, INTERCOM,
ICOM-CC
Moscow
Grabar Art
conservation center
Moscow
S
tate restoration and conservation center
Established in 1918 under The People’s Commissariat for Education
Building is an object of cultural heritage
“Complex of the Central Aero-hydrodynamic
Institute, 1925–1931”, arch. V. A. Kuznetsov,
V. Ya. Movchan, I. S. Nikolayev, A. S. Fissenko
Type of activity: conservation and expert examination of museum objects
Main research fields:
• elaboration of methods for scientific conservation
• complex expert examination of art works
• physical and chemical research
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Solovetsky Monastery Heritage
of the Archangel Region”. Russia, Archangel, 2006
• Project “The Handwork Heaven” within the
program “The First Publication”. Exhibition
“The Handwork Heaven. Painted Ceilings
and Icons from the Churches in Kenozersky National Park”. Russia, Moscow,
Grabar Art Conservation Center
• Exhibition “Heritage of the Kholmogory
Land in the Archangel Region Museums”.
Russia, Archangel, 2011
ICOM Committees ICOM-CC, ICFA, ICDAD
Grabar Art Conservation Center
105005, Moscow, Radio Str., h. 17, bl. 6
[email protected]
www.grabar.ru
General director Alexander Lesovoy
+7 (499) 261 57 46
Executive secretary Svetlana Vigasina,
Director assistant
+7 (499) 267 58 22
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Moscow
Great Patriotic War Museum
F
ounded on 4 March 1986 as a part of the
memorial complex to honor the victory
over the Nazi Germany
• uniforms, outfits, daily life articles that belonged to officers and soldiers of the Great
Patriotic War
Museum building with overall area of 44,600
sq.m, was constructed in 1995. In addition
museum has an extra open-air exhibition area
in the Victory Park of 9,9 hectares with armament and military machinery exhibition
Main research areas:
• history of the WW II
• war conflicts in 1930-s
• Soviet-Finish war in 1939–40-s
• Soviet-Japanese war of 1945
Collection: about 300 000 items
Last years’ main projects:
• Theme exhibition “Small arms of the Red
Army”
• Theme exhibition “Lend lease – collaboration in the name of victory” including English version
• Theme exhibition of the memorial complexes in Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora
(Germany) with partnership of the Central
Museum of the Great Patriotic War “Forced
labour. Germans, forced laborers and war”
Main sections of collection: Manuscripts and
documents collection; Film and photo collection; Weapons and machinery collection; Numismatic collection; Art collection
Highlights:
• full collection of small arms of the Military
Force of the USSR and Russian Federation
during 1920–2005
• full collection of blanche arms of the Red
Army
Federal State Budget Institution of Culture “Central
Museum of the Great Patriotic War in 1941–45”
121170, Moscow, 10, Brothers Fonchenko Str.
Branche:
•Memorial Museum of German Anti-Fascists
www.poklonnayagora.ru
Director Vladimir Zabarovskiy
+7 (499) 148 55 50
[email protected]
Executive secretary Serafima Gorbunova
+7 (499) 148 07 15
[email protected]
International contacts Victor Skryabin
+7 (499) 145 03 24
[email protected]
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K. G. Paustovsky Literary Museum Center
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stablished in 1975 like a school museum
of K. G. Paustovsky by Zoya Kvitko
Situated in a building constructed in 1798
Collection: 17 380 items
Main sections of collection: memorial fund,
personal belongings, documentary fund, arts
collection, books collection, multimedia
Highlights:
• Manuscripts, diaries, letters of K. G. Paustovsky
Main research areas:
• Legacy of K. G. Paustovsky
• history of Russian Literature of 20th c.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Fleeting Paris” (France in life and works of
K. G. Paustovsky)
• “A fairy tale will always live” (based on
K. G. Paustovsky’s works for children)
• “Paustovsky and Bunin” (I. A. Bunin in
K. G. Paustovsky’s works and fate)
ICOM Committees – ICLM
Moscow Literary Museum Center of K. G. Paustovsky
109472, Moscow, Kuzminskaya Str., 8
[email protected], [email protected]
www.mirpaustowskogo.ru
Director Valentina Pimneva
+7 (499) 172 77 91
Executive secretary Angelica Dormidontova
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Moscow
Kolomenskoe – Izmailovo –
Lefortovo – Liublino
Moscow
F
ounded on the 1st October, 1923
Unites four sites:
• Kolomenskoe. Tsar’s Courtyard (17th c., rebuilt in 2011). Museum of Wooden Architecture. Church of the Ascension (1532,
UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994)
etc.
• Izmailovo. Wooden Tsar’s Mansion (1676–
1678)
• Lefortovo. Former residence of Emperor
Peter the Great
• Ljublino. Former estate of Nicolay Durasov,
who transformed palace into the House of
Apollo – sun-god, arts and science protector (19th c.)
Collection: about 150 000
Moscow City Public Institution “The Moscow State
Integrated Art and Historical, Architectural and Natural
Landscape Museum-Reserve” (Kolomenskoye –
Izmailovo – Lefortovo – Liublino)
115487, Moscow, Andropova avenue, 39
www.mgomz.ru
Director Sergey Khudyakov
+7 (499) 612 52 17
[email protected]
Executive secretary Liudmila Sidorova
+7 (499) 615 86 45
[email protected] (please add “att. Ms Liudmila
Sidorova” to your message)
International contacts Anna Popova, Deputy Director
for Cultural and International Projects
+7 (499) 616 66 40
[email protected]
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Highlights:
• Icons, 16th – 19th cc.
• historical sites that nowadays make part of
the museum were mentioned in Moscow
tourist guides even in 1835
Main research areas:
• archaeology
• conservation and restoration, archives research, scientific conferences and seminars
• education activities, publications
Main sections of collection: icons; building
ceramics; archaeology; ethnograhpy; household items, costume, farm implements; numismatics; coins of 17th – 19th cc., medals;
carved and gilded wood; iconostases fragments, church sculpture, architectural details
of wooden houses; rare manuscript and printed books dating back of 16th – 20th cc.; metal;
clockworks, bells, church ware, locks and
keys; graphics; engravings, albums, maps,
drawings, oil painting (18th – 19th cc.); fabric,
bone, and leather; traditional costume, everyday items, churchware, textile; photos, audio
and video records
Last years’ main projects:
• “Sacred Russia” with State Historical Museum, The Louvre, Paris, France, 2010
• “The Soul of Russia in its Icon”, Instituto
Providencia, Santiago, Chile, 2009
• “Religion and Every-day Life of Russian
Tsars”, Instituto Providencia, Santiago,
Chile, 2010
• “The Russian Miracle”, exhibition and concert program (UNESCO Headquarters,
Paris, France, 2010)
ICOM Committees DEMHIST, CECA, ICFA,
ICOM-CC, ICOFOM, MPR
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Moscow
Kuskovo
Moscow
O
pened in 1919 on the grounds of Count
Sheremetev’s estate, which had been
nationalized in 1918
Estate includes: Main building – the Palace
(1769–1775, architect K.Blank)
Almost all the buildings preserved their interiors of the 18th c.
Collection: over 45 000
Main sections of collection: collections of painting, graphic arts, the 16–19th century sculpture, furniture, decorative and applied art,
the books from the family library, the portrait
gallery from the Sheremetev collection; collections of glass, collections of porcelain and
collections of majolica, collections of sculpture
Highlights:
• collection of 18th century portraits (Portrait
Gallery)
• stavok by D. Vinogradov
Main research areas:
• conservation of the museum exhibits and
collections
• conservation and restoration of the 18th
century Estate’s monuments
• publishing, education and exhibition activity
Last years’ main projects:
• Participation in the exposition “Poltava,
27th of June 1709: 300 years ago”. State
Historical museum, Moscow
• Participation in the exposition “Russia and
France in the beginning of the 19th c. The
history of wars and of the neighboring traditions in art”. Devoted to the 200th anniversary of the Patriotic War of 1812, State
museum–reserve “Tsaritsino”, Moscow
• Participation in the international exhibition
“Triumph of the blue swords. The Maisen
porcelain for nobles and bourgeoisie.
1710–1815”. The State Dresden collection,
Germany
ICOM Committee ICDAD
The State Museum of Ceramics and the 18th Century
“Kuskovo Estate”
111402, Moscow, Ulitsa Yunosty, 2
[email protected]
www.kuskovo.ru
Director Sergey Avdonin
+7 (495) 370 01 50
+7 (495) 918 65 40 f
Executive secretary Natalya Pogosyan
+7 (495) 375 49 00
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Moscow
Leo Tolstoy state museum
F
ounder of now existing State Leo Tolstoy
Museum in Moscow was Tolstoy Society
that emerged as the Moscow branch of the
Society of the Tolstoy Museum in St. Petersburg
April 5, 1920, Lenin signed a decree on the
nationalization of the House of Leo Tolstoy in
Moscow. Literary Museum on Prechistenka
str. and Memorial estate “Khamovniki” were
combined into a museum, which in 1939
became known as the State Museum of Leo
Tolstoy
Main exposition about the life and work
of Tolsoy – located in the former house of
Lopukhins-Stanitskoy (1817 by architect
A. Grigoriev). Estate of Leo Tolstoy’s “Khamovniki” was built in 1805–1807 and preserved
its original interiors. Leo Tolstoy memorial – at
the “Astapovo” station (1890). Tolstoy’s Center on Pyatnitskaya str. – in an architectural
monument of the 18th century (1789–1795)
Collection: about 400 000 items
Main sections of collection: manuscripts,
letters, books, photographs, paintings, sculpture, graphics, audio and video materials
Highlights:
• manuscripts of Leo Tolstoy
• memorial fund of Leo Tolstoy MuseumEstate “Khamovniki”
Main research areas: Leo Tolstoy heritage
ICOM Committees ICLM, ICDAD, AVICOM
The Federal State budget Cultural Institution
“The State museum of Leo Tolstoy”
119034, Moscow, Prechistenka str., 11/8
Branches:
•Leo Tolstoy Museum-estate “Khamovniki”
•Tolsoy center on Pyatnickaya str.
•Leo Tolstoy memorial on Astapovo station
•Cultural center named after Leo Tolstoy
in Zheleznovodsk
[email protected]
http://tolstoymuseum.ru/index.html
Executive secretary Lyudmila Gladkih
+7 (495) 637 77 60
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Moscow
Moscow
LUKOIL Museum
E
Luzhniki museum
stablished in 2005 under the decision of
JSC LUKOIL management
Situated in the main building of the JSC
LUKOIL (1995)
Collection: 4000 items
Main sections of collection: LUKOIL’s corporate collection (equipment and tools, photo
and video illustrations, documents, uniform,
models, souvenirs); history of the Russian
Petroleum industry
Highlights:
• silver plaque – in honor of one billion poods
(sixteen kilograms) of crude oil produced
by “Oil Production Partnership of the Nobel
Brothers” in 1906. The Fabergé Company
• collection of kerosene devices, the end of
19th – beginning of 20th cc.
• collection of oil-field tools, instruments and
laboratory equipment
• collection of pre-revolutionary security papers
• collection of post-cards – history of the Oil
and Gas Industry of Russia
• collection of mailing units sent to the office
of “Oil Production Partnership of the Nobel
Brothers”
Company Museum of JSC LUKOIL
101000, Moscow, 11, Sretensky Boulevard,
JSC LUKOIL, Museum
Director Sergey Sergeev, Honored cultural
worker of the Russian Federation
+7 (495) 620 25 45
[email protected]
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Main research areas:
• history of JSC LUKOIL
• history of oil and gas industry of Russia
Last years’ main exhibitions:
• “Oil of Russia – traditions and modernity”
• “The First Engineer of Fatherland –
V. G. Shukhov”
• “Nobels’ dynasty in Russia”
• “Doer’s pass – 100 years since the birth of
N. K. Baybakov”
• “From GOELRO Plan (State Commission
for Electrification of Russia) to Innovations
of the 21st c.”
ICOM Committee ICMAH
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ounded in 1957. In 2011 the “World of
Luzhniki tours” was opened. The greatest
amount of the collection was given up to the
Federal Museum of sports in 2012.
Highlights:
• Champions League 2008 trophy
• Symbols, badges, medals of the Moscow
Summer Olympic Games 1980
Situated in the Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki Stadium – the main stadium of Russia,
which was constructed in 1956
Main research areas:
• history of Russian sport
• history of the world stadiums
• football
Collection: inventory of collection is in process
ICOM Committee MPR
Company museum of Luzhniki Olympic Stadium
24, Luzhniki, Moscow, Russia
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.luzhniki.ru/index.php/191/
Director Julia Zhourkina
+7 (495) 637 00 61
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
MARKHI Museum
Medical museum
• History of the establishment of the scientific and research institutions of the Academy of Medical Science of the Soviet Union,
the Russian Academy of Medical Science
and the Ministry of Health Care and the Social Development
• Participation in the international exhibitions in Bulgaria, Italy and Ukraine
burg from the 19th – 20th cc., including graphics and documents; fund of architectural and
artistic works
Highlights:
• school works and documents of the members of VKhUTEMAS and VKhUTEIN
groups of 1920-s
ICOM Committees INTERCOM
Priority research areas:
• history of the Moscow architecture school
• history of the architectural-artistic education
• VKhUTEMAS and VKhUTEIN groups
• history and archeology of the complex of
buildings on the Rozhdestvenka str., 11
E
stablished in 1989 by the decision of the
MARKhI principal in order to collect the
history of the Moscow architectural school
Located in several rooms in the MARKhI complex – the former Vorontsovy estate (1740-s)
where the Stroganov school situated (1890–
1914)
Collection: over 50 000 items
Main sections of collection: funds of the architectural schools of Moscow and Saint PetersMuseum of the history of the Moscow’s architectural
school at the MARKHI
107031, Moscow, Rozhdestvenka str., 11
+7 (495) 621 15 01
[email protected]
www.marhi.ru/museum
Director Larisa Ivanova-Vyeen
Executive secretary Galina Malyasova
International contacts Tatyana Efrussi
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Last years’ main projects:
• “Russian dreams – the Russian avantgarde of 1917–1937”. 2009–2010, Japan,
Museum of Modern Art in Saitama, in the
Okazaki city museum, in the Fine Arts Museum in Yamagata
• “Futuristic architecture of Vyacheslav Loktyev”. 2009
• “VKhUTEMAS: Living heritage”. 2010–
2011, part of the Festival “VKhUTEMAS
space” devoted to the 90th anniversary of
VKhUTEMAS
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C
reated in 1984 for the 40th anniversary of
the Academy of Medical Science of the
Soviet Union
Situated in a building of the beginning of the
19th c.
Collection: 75 000 + over 30 000 in restoration
and processing
Main sections of collection: documentary, collection of objects, video and photographic
materials, books, gallery of medical posters
and paintings
Highlights:
• Paintings
• Personal belongings of the scientists
• Medical instruments
• Medical equipment and technical devices
Scientific center of research “Medical museum” of the
Russian Academy of Medical Science
Last years’ main projects:
• Achievements of the Russian Academy of
Medical Science after 50–60 years of its
history
Director Boris Nuvakhov
+7 (495) 698 50 86, +7 (495) 796 88 33
[email protected]
Executive secretary Mikhail Poddubnyi
International contacts Lyutfiya Arifulova
109240, Moscow, Solyanka str., 14
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Moscow
Moscow
Main research areas:
• history of spaceflights and rocket production
• biography and scientific activities of S. Korolev and other great scientists and engineers of rocket industry
• cosmonautics and culture
Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics
Last years’ main projects:
• Participation in inter-museum museum
project “Family journey”
• Museum project “You may Touch it!” Acquaintance with the space technique
samples
• Exhibition “The century needed Korolev”
dedicated to 100 anniversary of the birth
of S. P. Korolev
• Exhibition “Cedar! Cedar! It’s Zarya-1 calling!” devoted to the 50th anniversary of the
first flight of man into space
F
ounded according to the USSR Government Statement in1967
ICOM Committees CIMUSET, DEMHIST
Situated inside the stylobate of the monument
to “Space Conquerors” (1964), erected in
commemoration of the First Artifitial Satellite
launch
Cultural state institution “The Memorial
Museum of Cosmonautics”
Collection: 88 717 items
129515, Moscow, 111, Prospect Mira
Main sections of collection: Academician
S. Korolev personal belongings, documents,
photographs, books, space technique, memorial objects, photos, space numismatics,
philately, works of art, books collection
Branches:
•Academician S. Korolev Memorial House, Moscow
[email protected]
www.space-museum.ru
Director Alexander Lazutkin
+7 (495) 682 60 92
[email protected]
Executive secretary Olga Anisimova
+7 (495) 615 62 74
[email protected]
International contacts Tatiana Kalugina
+7 (495) 682 91 62
[email protected]
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Highlights:
• real descent modules of “Vostok”,
“Soyuz-37”, “SoyuzTM-7”, spacecrafts
• base block of “Mir” orbital complex
• spacecraft “Soyuz” consisting of a habitat
module, descent module and instrumentand propulsion compartment
• astronaut`s survival kits
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Moscow
Moscow Biennale
M
ain research fields: theory of Modern
Art, biennale holding
Last years’ main projects:
• Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Moscow Retrospective, 2008
• 3rd Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art,
2009
• 4th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art,
2011
ICOM Committees – CIMAM
Moscow Biennale Art Foundation
Moscow, Tverskaya str., 20/1, office 211
http://4th.moscowbiennale.ru
Director Joseph Backstein
+7 916 656 84 98
[email protected]
Executive secretary Anna Morochnik
+7 916 519 85 11
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow City Museum
B
ased on exhibits in the Moscow pavilion at
the All-Russian Artistic and Industrial exhibition, which was held in Nizhny Novgorod
in 1896
Situated in the ensemble “Proviantskie magazine” – a monument of civic architecture of
the first half of the 19th c.
Main research areas:
• urban development since 1147 until modern times
• development of the town community
• main events of the city’s history and its
modern life
ICOM Committees – CAMOC
Collection: over 1 000 000 items
The Museum Group Moscow City Museum
119021, Moscow, Zybosky bulvar, 2
Branches:
•Museum of Archeology of Moscow
•Old English Court
•Russian country-estate Kuzminki museum
•Lefortovo Museum
•Museum of Russian Harmonica of A. Mirek
www.mosmuseum.ru
General director Galina Vedernikova
+7 (499) 766 44 35
[email protected]
Executive secretary Tatiana Kudzaeva
[email protected]
International contacts Irina Smagina
+7 (499) 766 42 19
[email protected]
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Main sections of collection: paintings, graphic
works, sculptures, documents, photographs,
archeological and ceramic exhibits, rare
books, numismatic collections, furniture, fabric and clothing items
Highlights:
• “Heyday of the Kremlin. Vsekhsvyatitsky Bridge, and the Kremlin in the
late 17th c.” by A.M. Vasnetsov, 1922
• Single tea set “Proletarians of all countries
unite!”, 1922
• Moscow outwear, end of 19th c.
• Samovar “Grusha granenaya”, end of 19th c.
• Female gloves, theatre binocular, 19th c.
• “View of Moscow from the Vorobyovy Hills”
by I. Ayvazovsky, 1851
• Sigizmund’s plan of Moscow of 1610. Published in the 17th c.
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Moscow
Moscow
Moscow Kremlin Museum
F
ounded in 1806 by the order of Alexander
I, when royal treasuries were donated to
the city of Moscow
Facets Chamber 1487–1491
walls and towers of the Moscow Kremlin
1485–1495
Date of construction:
Armory Chamber 1844–1851
Assumption Cathedral 1475–1479
Archangel Cathedral 1505–1508
Annunciation Cathedral 1484–1489
Ivan the Great Belfry 1505–1508
Collection: 132 172 items
The State Historical and Cultural Museum-reserve
“Moscow Kremlin”
103073, Moscow, Kremlin
www.kreml.ru
General director Elena Gagarina
+7 (495) 624 55 03
[email protected]
Executive secretary Irina Vorotnikova
+7 (495) 695 85 32
[email protected]
International contacts Anastasia Parshina
+7 (495) 697 80 86
[email protected]
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Main sections of collection:
• monuments of architecture, history and
culture “Museums-Cathedrals” 12th – early
17th cc.
• Russian gold and silverware of 17th – early
20th cc.
• European and Oriental ceremonial weapons of 15th – 20th cc.
• Russian arm and amours of 12th – early
19th cc.
• West European silver of 13th – 19th cc.
• textile, embroidery textile of 14th – 18th cc.
Russian secular costume of 16th – early
20th cc.
• Russian State Regalia and ceremonial objects of 13th – 18th cc.
• Royal carriages of 16th – 18th cc.
Main research areas:
• history of Moscow Kremlin Museums and
collections
• Russian, West Europe and Oriental art,
arm and amours from Moscow Kremlin
Museums’ collections,
• Moscow Kremlin monuments of architecture
• Russian state diplomacy and ceremonial
art of 16th–20th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• Treasures of the French Crown. From the
Louvre collection, 2004
• The Habsburg Cabinets of Arts and Wonders. Magic of Nature and Mechanism of
the Universe. From Kunsthistoriches Museum, 2005
• Cartier. Innovations of 20th century. From
Paris branch of Cartier collection, 2007
• Forbidden City. Treasures of the Chinese Emperors. From Imperial Palace, Peking, 2007
• Two Centuries of British Fashion. From Victoria and Albert Museum, 2008
• Samurais: treasures of the Japanese
Daimyo. From Tokyo National Museum, 2008
• Treasures of the Ottoman Sultans from
Topkapi Palace Museum, 2010
• The Medici Treasury. From collection of silver museum, Florence, Italy. 2011
• Poiret. King of Fashion. From Victoria and
Albert collection, London, Musee Galiera,
Paris, Museum of parfumerie, Grass, 2011
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Moscow
Moscow
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
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stablished on December, 15th, 1999,
when private collection of modern and
contemporary art was donated to the city of
Moscow. Main building on Petrovka 25 was
constructed in 1793 by famous Russian architect Matvey Kazakov
Collection: 5522 items
today – from the sotsart of the 80-s to the
present-day art of new media
Highlights:
• Kazimir Malevich – Self-Portrait, Portrait of
the Wife of the Artist
• Alexandra Exter – Woman with Fish,
Fisherwomen
• Boris Anisfeld – Shulamite, Self-Portrait
• Vladimir Dmitriev – Circus
• Vasili Shukhaev – Portrait of Salomeya
Andronikova-Galpern
• Vladimir Stenberg – Worker
• Tair Salakhov – Varvara (At the Mirror)
• Oscar Rabine – River Harbour. Priluki
• Adelaida Pologova – White Clouds, Infinite
and Never-Ending
• Natalia Nesterova – Seaside Game
• Boris Orlov – Triptych in Imperial Style
• Ivan Chuikov – Window LXIV
• Valery Koshliakov – works from the series
Heads of Heroes
• Aidan Salakhova – Suspense
• the Blue Noses group – works from the
Small Men series
• Alexander Vinogradov and Vladimir
Dubosarsky Red-Haired Bitch
• Andrey Bartenev – Say, I Love You!
Main research areas:
• historical and artistic study of the collection: research and attribution
• conceptualized representation of the collection in the form of temporary thematic
‘permanent’ displays and temporary
exhibitions, popularized art books and articles and on the official museum website
• collection integration into the research
context: studies and catalogues, lectures,
public events
ICOM Committee CIMAM
Main sections of collection: artworks by the
masters of Russian avant-garde of the early
20th century; Soviet art of 1950-s–1970-s;
Russian contemporary art, including art of
State budgetary institution of Moscow city
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
Moscow, 25, Petrovka str.
[email protected]
www.mmoma.ru
Branches in Moscow:
•17, Ermolayevsky lane (1915 by D. Markov)
•9, Tverskoy boulevard (early 20th c.)
•10, Gogolevsky boulevard (late 18th c. by Matvey
Kazakov)
Director Zurab Tsereteli
Executive Director Vasili Tsereteli
+7 (495) 691 31 71
International contacts Irina Urnova
+7 (495) 690 68 70
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Multimedia Art Museum
Highlights:
• works by Alexander Rodchenko
• Russian pictorial photography
• works by Russian photographers and
contemporary artists
Museum and exhibition union «Stolitsa»
Main research areas:
• history of Russian photography
• contemporary Russian art
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stablished in 1996, with Olga Sviblova as
its director
Reconstruction works in order to create a single complex in place of several existing buildings (end of 19th c.) took place in 2005–2010
Collection: 91 034 items
Main sections of collection: photos, negatives,
contemporary art items, video documents
Multimedia Art museum, Moscow / Museum ”Moscow
House of photography”
119034, Moscow, 16, Ostozhenka str.
[email protected]
http://mamm-mdf.ru/
Director Olga Sviblova
+7 (495) 637 11 33
[email protected]
Executive secretary Nadezhda Korotaeva
[email protected]
International contacts Olga Nestertseva
+7 (495) 637 11 22
[email protected]
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Last years’ main projects:
• International Month of Photography in
Moscow – “Photobiennale” (since 1996)
• Moscow International Festival “Fashion
and Style in Photography” (since 2001)
• Exposition of contemporary art ”Russian
dreams…’’ Bass Museum of Art, Miami
Beach, USA, 2009
• “Photography from the New Russia. 1991–
2010”, European House of Photography,
Paris, 2010
• Alexander Rodchenko exposition was presented with considerable in 2008–2012
years in the main exhibition halls in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, The Netherlands,
Brazil and others
ICOM Committees ICEE, CIMAM
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ncludes:
• Moscow State Exhibition Hall “New
Manege” (1888), located in the former
electric power-station
• Central Exhibition Hall “Moscow Manege”
(1812), located in the former riding school
• Museum and Exhibition Center “Rabochiy
I Kolkhoznitsa” dedicated to the history of
sculpture composition by Vera Mukhina
and Boris Iofan made to represent
Russia on the International Exposition “Art
and Technology in Modern Life” in Paris
in 1937. The USSR pavilion had a great
success – it was award grand prize and
golden medal of the World’s Fair. Now
it has exhibition and conference hall for
200 persons and 1200 people is capacity
of the venue. www.mvc-rik.ru
• Exhibition Hall “Chekhov’s House”
• Museum-Studio of USSR people’s artist
D.A.Nalbandyan
• Museum of Vadim Sidur. www.sidur.ru
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The State budget cultural organization «Museum and
exhibition union “Stolitsa”»
125009, Moscow, Georgievsky lane, 3/3, bld. 1
www.new-manege.ru
General Director Vyacheslav Ermakov
+7 (495) 692 44 59
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Museum – arts center «Overcoming»
D
edicated to the life and works of writer
N. A. Ostrovsky – author of the novel
“How the Steel Was Tempered” – and physically challenged persons, who overcame their
ailments like Ostrovsky did
Situated on the 1–4 floors of the
main building of University
Includes:
• “Other Art” collection
Collection: 32 239 items
State Budgetary Cultural Institution of Moscow city
“State museum – arts center “Overcoming”
named after N. A. Ostrovsky”
125009, Moscow, Tverskaya str., 14
[email protected]
www.museumpreod.ru
Director Olga Devicheva
+7 (495) 650 12 22
[email protected]
Executive secretary Oksana Pokrovskaya
+7 (495) 609 00 01
[email protected]
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ducational Art Museum named after Ivan
Tsvetaev was created in 1997 – department
of The State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts – was
located in the University.
Established in 1940 in the memorial apartments of writer. Situated in the old famous in
Moscow building (1790-s)
Main sections of collection: documents,
books, memorial items, illustrations, paintings,
sculpture
Museum center, University for Humanities
Highlights:
• memorial apartment of the writer
• sculpture by S. T. Konenkov
• portrait of N. A. Ostrovsky by A. Ya. Kravtchenko
• portrait of N. A. Ostrovsky by a German
artist H. Vogeler
Main research areas:
• history of the house
• Moscow literary and musical salon of the
duchess Z. A. Volkonskaya
• hero and his epoch (N. A. Ostrovsky and
his novel)
• “Overcoming” – workshops for disabled
persons
Last years’ main projects:
• MYP – project with disabled children
organized with the Strogonov school
• Exhibition “My childhood with Pioneers”
(with the Museum of contemporary history,
Russian State Archives of social and political history)
• International museum forum “Hurry to do
good deeds”, Museum of Moscow, 2009
ICOM Committees ICLM, ICMS
Opened on 25th of February,
2000. Donated by non-conformist art collector Leonid
Talochkin
• “Ancient Mexican Art”
Opened in 2005. The first permanent display
dedicated to pre-Columbian art of Mexico in
Russia: 72 items donated by National Institute
of Antropology and History of Mexico (INAH)
and ceramics collection from Northern parts
of Mexico donated by United States of Mexico
Embassy in Moscow
• “University Visit Card” exhibition
• Ivan Tsvetaev Educational Art Museum
Open depositary of plaster
casts (1900-s). 7 halls. 750
items present art from Ancient
Egypt till Middle Ages and Renaissance
• hall for temporary exhibitions
Main projects:
• development strategy “Education by the Arts”
• seminars with the professors
from different universities,
institutes and academies
• studies for the art students
• exhibition project “Nature morte” collection
of 17th – 20th cc. from The State Pushkin
Museum of Fine Arts”, 2004–2005
• Moscow Biennale of contemporary art.
Participant since 2005
ICOM Committees CIMAM, ICOFOM, UMAC
Museum center of Russian State University
for the Humanities
125993, 6, Miusskaya square, Moscow
+7 (499) 250 61 18
+7 (499) 250 51 09 f
+7 (499) 251 10 70 f
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://museum.rsuh.ru
Director Irina Bakanova, Dean of Art Historical
Department of University
[email protected]
+7 (499) 250 69 08
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Moscow
Moscow
Museum of Contemporary
History of Russia
F
oundation day of the Museum is believed
to be March 21 (March 8, old style), 1917.
In 1922 the exhibition “Red Moscow” was
opened in the former English club. Soon it
was transformed into Historical-Revolutionary
Museum in Moscow, which in 1924 became
known as the State Museum of the Revolution
of USSR. In 1998 the museum was renamed
State Central Museum of Contemporary History
of Russia
125009, Moscow, 21, Tverskaya Str.
[email protected]
www.sovr.ru
Branches:
•Museum-Gallery of E. Evtushenko, Moscow region
•Historical-Memorial Museum “Presnya”, Moscow
•Museum “Underground Printing House
of 1905–1906”, Moscow
•Memorial Museum-Flat of G. M. Krzhizhanovsky,
Moscow
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to the State Central Museum of Contemporary
History of Russia
Main building was erected in 1789 (arch.
A. Manelas), was destructed by fire in 1812
and reconstructed (arch. D. Djilyardi). Used
to be English club in 19th c. – members-only
gentlemen’s club
•Interactive exposition “My House – Russia”,
Moscow
•Memorial Complex “Katyn”, Smolensk region
•State Memorial Complex “Mednoye”, Tver region
Director Sergey Arhangelov
+7 (495) 699 52 17
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Vakulina
+7 (495) 699 43 75
International contacts Olga Litvinova
+7 (49) 699 66 80
[email protected]
Collection: about 1 300 000 items
Main sections of collection: documentary
collections, fine Arts collections, material
things department
Highlights:
• collection of the gifts to the Soviet and
party leaders of the USSR
• collection of posters of Russian-Japanese
War 1904–1905 and I World War 1914–1918
• collection of the Russian and Soviet posters 1917–1921
• collection of painting: I. Aivazovsky, I. Repin, V. Serov, M. Nesterov, B. Kustodiev,
K. Petrov-Vodkin, A. Lentulov, G. Koncha-
lovsky, P. Vilyams, I. Grabar, M. Saryan,
including I. Repin “Portrait of A. Kerensky”
(1917)
• Goya’s etchings (8 albums), Madrid, 1937
Main research areas:
• history, theory and methods of museum’s
work, museum’s source study, museum’s
social-cultural functions
Museum is a scientific and methodological
center on the work with museums of contemporary history
• museum reflection of characteristic properties of Russian civilization development
in the second half of 19th – 21st cc.
• structure and contents of the museum’s
stocks, new sources, using of the modern
computer technologies
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “The First Ladies of Russia in
20th – 21st cc.”
• Exhibition “Goya. The Dusk and Light”,
2011
• Exhibition “Gifts for the Leaders”, 2012
ICOM Committees ICMAH, ICEE, ICOFOM,
MPR
Moscow
Moscow
Last years’ main projects:
• “Under the Sign of the Golden Griffin.
Royal Scythian burial” – Kunsthalle
(Germany, 2007)
• “Museum of Dreams of Shudo Sadamu
gardens. Shudo collection exhibition from
The State Museum of Oriental Art” – Oita
Prefectural Art Hall (Oita, Japan, December 10, 2007 – February 3, 2008)
Museum of Oriental Art
Highlights:
• silver gold-plating rhyton with protoma
of Pegasus and a picture of the struggle
of the gods and giants from Aul Ulyap;
a burial mound #4. 5–4 cc. BC
• collection of Qajar painting
• collection of mongolian miniature painting
Baburnama
• collection of ancient meotian art
• archaeological collection of Chukotka
Main research areas:
• material culture’s monuments and the
ancient art of the North Caucasus, Central
Asia and the Far North
• ancient and modern art of the peoples of
the Near and Middle East, India, Central
Asia, Siberia, Far North, Far East, Southeast Asia and Oceania
• art legacy of the Roerich’s family
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ounded on October 30th, 1918 by Resolution of the Presidium of the All-Russian
Museums and Protection of Monuments of
art and antiquity’s Collegia by the People’s
Commissariat of Education
Building of the North Caucasian Branch was
built in 1908 and reconstructed and adapted
as a museum in the 1985–2010
Main building of the Museum known as “The
House of Lunins” was built in 1814–1821.
Adapted as a museum in the 1968–1984. Museum Depository located in the temple of the Holy
Prophet Elijah on the Vorontsovo field (18th –
19th cc.), which was adapted in 1930–1964
Main sections of collection: Far East, Near
and Middle East, South East, South, Central
and Middle Asia, Caucasus and North Caucasus, Siberia and the Far North, North and
Tropical Africa, etc., for individual countries
and peoples, materials, etc.
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Collection: over 81 000
The Federal State Institution of Cultural “The State
Museum of Oriental Art”
119019, Moscow, Nikitskij Boulevard, 12a
Branch:
•North Caucasian Branch of the State Museum
of the Oriental Art. Russian Federation, 385000,
Republic of Adygea, Maykop, Pervomaiskaya str., 221
www.orientmuseum.ru
[email protected]
• “Alexander the Great and the opening of the world. Transformation of Asian
culture” – Kunsthalle Leoben (Leoben,
Austria, March 21 – November 1, 2010)
ICOM Committees ICME, ICEE
General director Alexander Sedov,
a doctor of historical sciences
+7 (495) 691 03 41
[email protected]
Executive secretary Nina Alifirenko
+7 (495) 691 79 01
[email protected]
International contacts Anna Kovalets, Deputy General
Director for Development, Candidate of philosophical
sciences, Candidate of philological sciences
+7 (495) 690 53 80
[email protected]
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Moscow
Museum of Russian icon
Moscow
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ounded in 2006 by the decision of its
owner Mikhail Abramov
Museum of Russian Icon is situated in the
two-storey stone building of the beginning of
19th c.
Collection: 4000 items
Main sections of collection: Russian icon
painting of the 14th – early 20th cc.; works
of Russian applied arts of the 12th – early
20th cc.; byzantine applied arts of the 6th – 14th
cc.; works of Greek and post-byzantine art of
the 15th – 18th cc.; works of Ethiopian Christian
culture
Highlights:
• Icon “St. Nicholas” mid. – third quarter of
the 14th c, Rostov
• Icon “The Mother of God Hodegetria
(Georgian)”. End of the 15th c. Novgorod
• Icon “Prophet Ilya in desert, with life”. First
third or the 16th c, Rostov
• Simon Ushakov and pupil (George
Zinov’ev?). Icon “The Mother of God Hodegetria”, 1675–1678, Moscow. Armoury
workshop
• Angelos Akotantos workshop. Icon “The
Mother of God Glykophilusa”. Middle of
the 15th c., Crete
Private cultural institution “The Museum of Russian
icon”
Moscow, 3, build. 1, Goncharnaya str.
www.russikona.ru
Director Nikolay Zadorozhnyy
+7 (495) 221 52 83, add. 108
[email protected]
Executive secretary Anna Ivannikova
+7 (495) 221 52 83, add. 103
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• Pall “The Entombment”. End of the 16th c.,
Moscow (?)
• Candlesticks. 7th – 8th cc., Byzantine
Empire
Main research areas:
• Old Russian art 12th – 17th cc.
• Russian icon painting of the 18th – early
20th cc.
• Ancient religious art
• Russian architecture in icons
Last years’ main projects:
• The Returned Property. Russian icons
in private collections: Moscow. State
Tretyakov Gallery, 2008
• Heavenly gate: Recklinghausen (Germany),
Museum of arts, 2008–2009
• Masterpieces of Russian icons 14th – 16th
cc. from private collections: Moscow. The
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, 2009
• Russian Icon. 15th – 20th cc.: Slovakia,
Bratislava. Slovak National Gallery, 2010
• Russian Icon (15th – 20th cc.): Rome (Italy),
National Museum Castel Sant’Angelo,
2011–2012
ICOM Committee ICFA
Moscow
Moscow
N. K. Roerich Public Museum
N. V. Gogol’s House
of the Roerich family, collection of works by
artists-cosmists
on memoirs of Gogol`s contemporaries. Collaborators of the library worked hard to form
the exposition of the rooms, searching for furniture, old pieces and rare books, including
Gogol`s lifetime editions
Highlights:
• paintings by N. K. Roerich “Sancta”, “The
Banners of East”, “His Land”, “She Who
Leads”, “Chintamani”
• paintings by S.N. Roerich “N. K. Roerich in
Tibetan Robe”, “Tibetan Lamas”
• Manuscripts of E. I. Roerich’s diaries
F
ounded by the Decree of the USSR Council
of Ministries 950 dated April 4, 1989
Situated in the Lopukhin Estate (monument of
architecture 18th – 20th cc.)
Number of depository items: 27 300
Main sections of collection: paintings by
N. K. and S. N. Roerich, collection of bronze,
collection of tankhas, Buddhist xylography,
Indian miniature, collection of graphic works
by E. I. and N. K. Roerich, collection of manuscripts, collection of personal belongings
Public Museum named after N. K. Roerich of the International Center of the Roerichs
119019, Moscow, Maly Znamensky 3/5,
[email protected]
www.icr.su
General Director Lyudmila Shaposhnikova
+7 (495) 697 68 71, +7 (499) 271 34 23
Executive secretary Victor Frolov, Deputy Director
General
+7 (499) 271 34 19
International contacts Alexander Stetsenko, First
Deputy Director General
+7 (499) 271 34 05
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Main research areas:
• developing the philosophy of cosmic
reality on basis of the artistic heritage of
the Roerich family
Last years’ main projects:
• Sweden, Stockholm, Museum of Dance, 2008
• India, New Delhi, National Gallery of
modern art, 2010
• Exhibition dedicated to the Roerich pact
(Berlin, Vienna, 2010), UNESCO Headquarters (Paris), 2012
• Mongolia, Ulan-Bator, Zanabazar National
Museum of Fine Arts, 2011
ICOM Committee ICFA
Collection: 1610 items
Main sections of collection: rare books and
documents, graphics, decorative and applied
arts
Highlights:
• cup, offered by N. V. Gogol to his sister,
Elisaveta
• ivory needlecase of M. I. Gogol-Yanovskaya –
the author’s mother
ogol`s house on Nikitsky Boulevard is
the only place in Moscow that keeps the • inkstand of D. P. Troshchinski – the author’s
oncle
memory of the last years of famous Russian
• mortuary mask of N. V. Gogol executed by
writer Nikolai Gogol alive
a sculptor N. A. Ramazanov
• editions of N. V. Gogol’s works published
1923 – N. K. Krupskaya founds the library
during his lifetime
1974 – opening of the N. V. Gogol’s memorial • antemortem editions on N. V. Gogols works
chambers
Last years’ main projects:
Located in the former apartment building • Inter-institutional exhibition project “Time
travel. 200th anniversary of N. V. Gogol”
(18th – beginning of 19th cc). Memorial Rooms
of Gogol was created in the rooms where
(Moscow’s Museums Union)
Gogol lived and worked during 1848–1852.
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State budgetary institution for culture in the Moscow
city “The N. V. Gogol’s House – a memorial museum
and a scientific library”
119019, Moscow, Nikitsky bvd, 7a
[email protected]
www.domgogolya.ru
Director Vera Vikulova
+7 (495) 691 15 50
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Moscow
Moscow
National Center for Contemporary Art
Navy fleet of Russia Museum
Located in the former home of Vassily Polenov.
Building has been adapted to the museum use
in 2004 by architects M. Khazanov, M. Mindlin,
M. Rebrov, N. Shangin, N. Kancheli designer
and engineer N. Nikolaevoy
Collection: about 3000 items
Main sections of collection: installation, painting,
drawing, sculpture, photography books, multimedia, Artoteka
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stablished in Moscow in 1992, at the
moment when contemporary art was only
acquiring the basis for its normal existence and
development in Russia. In 1995 Center joined
a branch in St. Petersburg, in 1997 – in Kalinin-grad and Nizhny Novgorod, and in 1999 –
in Yekaterinburg. In St. Petersburg’s branch
of the NCCA opened a residence for artists
in Kronstadt. Since 2006 the NCCA conducts
annual All-Russian competition for the award
in the field of contemporary visual art “innovation”. And since 2008 the NCCA initiated and
organized the Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, “Stop! Who goes there?”
Highlights:
• “Broken eggs” by Oscar Rabin
• “Glaze” series by Mikhail Roginski
• Group works by Prigov Family
• “AES+F” Group, “Forest King”
Main research areas: NCCA is a museum,
exhibition and research organization which
aims its efforts at the development of contemporary Russian art within the context of
the global art process, at the creation and
implementation of programs and projects
in the sphere of contemporary art, architecture and design both in this country, and
beyond its borders
123342, Moscow, Zoologicheskaya str., 13, build. 2
+7 (499) 254 06 74
[email protected]
www.ncca.ru
Last years’ main projects:
• The annual All-Russian competition for the
award in the field of contemporary visual
art “Innovation”
• Exhibition of Contemporary Art “H2O” within
the framework of the World exhibition
EXPO – 2008 in Zaragoza (Spain)
• Moscow International Biennale for Young
Art, “Stop! Who goes there?”
Director Mikhail Mindlin
Executive secretary Konstantin Gorshkov
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The National Center for Contemporary Art (NCCA)
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stablished on April 15th, 2003 by
governmental decision. On July 26th,
2006 museum was opened. The base of
the collection was a diesel engine-electric
submarine B-396 of the project 641B
Collection: 5440 items
Main sections of collection: ware fund, photographic materials, audiovisual
Highlights:
• Life saving devices and items – a ten-seater
saving raft, a sea-saving complex MSC-5
from the pilots of naval aviation
• Arms of naval fleet – the started towed
scanner VBAY “Paravan”
• Peak-caps of officers of the navy fleet from
the pre-war period
• The nuclear submarine
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “50 years of the nuclear underwater fleet of Russia”
• Exhibition “315 anniversary of the creation
of domestic military marine sea fleet”
• Exhibition “Underwater miles of war” –
commemoration of the 65th anniversary of
the victory in the Great Patriotic War
• Intermuseum project “The Moscow family.
Traditions and the present” for the Days of
Historical and Cultural Heritage of Moscow
ICOM Committee ICOMAM
The state budgetary institution “Museum memorial
complex of history Navy fleet of Russia”
125481, Moscow, Svoboda str., 50/56
+7 (499) 729 66 62
[email protected]
www.museum-vmf.ru
General director Alexander Iskra
Executive secretary Natalia Sletina
International contacts Mikhail Krasnov
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Moscow
Moscow
Ostankino
decorated by the great variety of drapery,
french wallpapers, carved golden panels.
The palace’s theatre is the only theatrical
hall in Russia in which stage, auditorium,
make-up rooms, machine compartments
are survived from the 18th century. The palace’s interiors are preserved its original
decoration
Collection: 20 744 items
Main sections of collection: ancient Russian
art (15th – 20th cc.); furniture (17th –19th cc.);
sculpture (from antiquity to the middle of the
20th c.); porcelain (18th – early 20th cc.); fans
(18th – early 20th cc.); architectural graphic;
engravings and lithography (18th c.);
rare books (16th – 17th cc.); everyday
objects of 18th – early 20th cc.; painting
(16th – 19th cc.); drawing and miniature
(18th – early 20th cc.); illuminating devices
(end of 15th – early 20th cc.)
Highlights:
• portraits of P. B. and V. A. Sheremetyevi by
I. P. Argunov, 1760
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stablished by Council of People’s Commissars in April 1919
Situated in the Ostankino palace-theater
which was built from siberian pine wood
• portrait of grand princess Elena Pavlovna
by D. G. Levickiy, 1790-s
• Milo of Croton, Falconet, 1778
• Prometheus by F. G. Gordeev, 1769
• the bust of Aphrodite, 1st c. AD
• double-sided fan “Rebecca near the well”,
Russia, 1780-s
Main research areas:
• Russian culture of the 18th c.: theatre,
architecture, sculpture, painting, decorative and applied arts. The history of the
collection of art of Counts Sheremetyevi
Last years’ main projects:
• “Lost illusions – Paul I. the Age and
personality” Museum-reserve “Tsaritsyno”
• “The glass bead game”, Museum-estate
Ostankino
• “IN THE CHILDREN’S ROOMS OF THE
ALEXANDER PALACE” State MuseumPreserve “Tsarskoye Selo”
• “Fan in artistic culture of East and West”,
The State Museum of Oriental Art
ICOM Committees ICFA, ICDAD, ICOFOM
with external stucco and interior’s decoration (1792–1798) in classicism-style. Twostorey theatre is the compositional center
of the palace, there are several front halls
around it. The palace’s interior space is
The State budgetary institution of the city of Moscow
“Moscow museum-estate Ostankino”
129515, Moscow, 1st Ostankinskaya Str., 5
www.ostankino-museum.ru
Director Gennady Vdovin
+7 (495) 686 02 88
[email protected]
Executive secretary Uliana Leonova
+7 (495) 686 62 88
[email protected]
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Polytechnical museum
Moscow
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ounded in 1872 upon the initiative of the
Imperial society of amateurs of natural
science, anthropology and ethnography
• “Monuments of science and techniques in
the museums of Russia”
Museum buildings were constructed in 1877–
1907 by the project of I. Moniguetti
Total area of the building: 32 308 m2
Collection: 206 130 items
Main sections of collection: materials and
technology, information technology, transport, aviation and astronautics
Highlights:
• Russian car “Russo-Balt” (1911)
• Yablochkov’s Candle (1876)
• Ladygin’s incandescent lamp (1872)
• P. L. Shilling’s Telegraph
• P. L. Chebyshev’s Mechanisms
• collection of watches and clocks
• spacesuits
Main research areas:
• “Management of the cultural heritage
in techniques and scientifical technical
knowledge”
Federal State budget organization of culture
“Polytechnical Museum”
101000, Moscow, Novaya sq. 3/4, ent. 1
[email protected]
www.polymus.ru
General director Boris Saltykov
+7 (495) 625 01 07
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Alexandrova
+7 (495) 621 02 90
[email protected]
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Last years’ main projects:
• “Russian priorities. Russian scientists who
changed the world”, 2012
• “Imaginary. Through the eyes of Mathematics”, 2012
• “Generation Z. The pioneers of music
technology in Russia”, 2011
• “Energy and energy ... From the Past to the
Future”, 2007
ICOM Committee CIMUSET
Moscow
Moscow
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
C
reated in 1898. Opened for the public in
1912
Museum building design was based on the
model of a Classical temple on a high podium
with an Ionic colonnade along its façade by
architect Roman Klein. The interior decoration
combined elements drawn from the various
historical periods represented by the exhibits
Collection: about 670 000 items
Main sections of collection: Ancient East,
Antic, West European and Russian art from
the Middle Ages to the twentieth century,
plaster casts, private collections
Highlights:
• early 20th c. plaster casts collection, which
includes all the most important sculpture monuments since ancient times till
Renaissance
• Egyptian art
• ”Gold from Troy” collection
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
www.arts-museum.ru
119019, Moscow, Volkhonka str., 12
Director Irina Antonova
+7 (495) 697 69 74
[email protected]
Executive secretary Vadim Gelman
+7 (495) 697 46 78
[email protected]
International contacts Maria Kostaki
+7 (495) 695 62 75
[email protected]
Buildings, branches, departments:
•Main Building
•Private Collections Department
•19th and 20th Centuries European and American Art
•Ivan Tsvetaev Educational Art Museum
•Sviatoslav Richter Memorial Apartment
•Museum Educational Center
[email protected]
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• works by Rembrandt, Rubens
• Impressionists and post-impressionists
(C.Monet, A.Matisse, P.Picasso, P.Gaugin
etc.)
Main research areas:
• housing, attribution and restoration of
works of art
• education and popularization
Last years’ main projects:
• “Inspiration Chanel”, 2007
• “Picasso. Moscow”, 2010
• “Inspiration Dior”, 2011
• “Salvador Dali”, 2011
• “Kandinsky and Der Blaue Reiter“, 2011–
2012
• “École de Paris”, 2011
• “William Blake and British visionary art”,
2011–2012
• “Caravaggio”, 2011–2012
ICOM Committees AVICOM, CECA, CIDOC,
ICFA, ICLM
Moscow
Moscow
«Russian valenki» Museum
traditional Russian winter costume, but a symbol of way of life, traditional crafts, typical landscape with its broad and vast expanses. This
is a unique (without beginning, without end,
seamless, with no scar) footwear has long
been loved by all, regardless of rank or class
Valenki just as Pavlov Pasad shawl are lately
coming back to fashion among youngsters
Collection: 400
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pened in December 2001. Brown bear
greeted the first guests, dancing with
valenki on the legs.
First notes in the book of the Museum
greeting the first Deputy Mayor of Moscow
L. Shevtsova and Mayor of Kazan, K. Iskhakov wrote
The only place in Moscow where a visitor can
learn a lot about such subject as valenki and
understand all its implications. Valenki – Russian
traditional winter boots made of valence wool.
Valenki – comfortable, healing and sometimes
irreplaceable shoes. It is not only a symbol of
Main sections of collection: Felting Tools and
machines for valenki manufacturing, shoes
valence, and art objects made of wool, bast
shoes collection, audio-video collection
Highlights:
• painted boots end of the 19th century
• the collection of bast shoes from all
regions of Russia in the mid 20th century
Last years’ main projects:
• Annual festive “Valenki on the snow”
• “Kraft fair” in Izmailovo Kremlin
• “Russian miracle”, All-Russian exhibition
Center, 2007
• “Valenki and fashion”, Fund of folk arts and
crafts, 2008
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School Ethnography museum
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stablished in 1995
Collection: 800 items
Main sections of collection: traditional tools
and utensils; Russian traditional clothing of
different provinces; clothing of the former
USSR republics and peoples from all over
the world; books on culture, history and traditions; soviet toys; Bogorodskaya wodden toys
Highlights:
• traditional 3 piece woman costume from
Moscow region from 1870-s
• Bogorodskaya wodden toys collection
Main research areas:
• over 70 publications on cultural, historical,
literary events, youth activities etc.
Last years’ main projects:
• Personal Photo Exhibitions in Pskov, Veliki
Novgorod, Moscow, Kargopol, Chicago,
Istambul etc.
• “Travelling Museum” Programme – for the
last 17 years around 300 classes were
arranged in villages and cities of Russia,
Ukraine, Belarus, USA, England, China,
Serbia, Turkey and Italy. The aim of these
meetings and expositions was to help the
youth to get to know each other and fight
the prejudices
ICOM Committee ICME
School Ethnography Museum
Museum “Russian valenki”
Moscow, 1st Aeportovskaya Str. 1
115114, Moscow, 2-nd Kozevnichesky lane, 12
www.gorizont.org/muzey
Director Tamara Ponomareva
+7 (499) 156 63 78
[email protected]
Executive secretary Anastasya Ermakova
+7 (499) 152 86 24
[email protected]
International contacts Tamara Platonova
Director Elvira Garaeva
+7 (910) 402 59 13
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
Sergey Esenin Museum
Collection: 5850 items
Main sections of collection: manuscripts, rare
books, documents etc.
Highlights:
• original photographs and personal
possessions of S. A. Yesenin and his
ambiance
• personal possessions of Isadora Duncan
Main research areas:
• publishing
• run of the seminars
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ot its official standing on April 30, 1996
Situated in a memorial house (1891, arch.
M. D. Medvedev) where poet’s father used to
live. House was reconstructed in 1994 upon
the schemes and documents of the late 19th–
early 20th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• International Festival “Captain of the Earth”
is made due to the semicentenary of the
first human space-flight
• Mobile exhibition “Sergey Esenin and Isadora Duncan: Epoch. Destiny. Art” (Prague,
Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade,
Sofia, Brussels, Luxemburg, Berlin, Paris)
ICOM Committees ICLM, ICDAD
Moscow State Museum of Sergey Esenin
115054, Moscow, No. 24, Building 2,
Bolshoy Strochenovskiy side str.
[email protected]
www.mgme.ru
Director Svenlana Shetrakova
+7 (495) 688 79 90
[email protected]
Executive secretary Yulia Shitikova
+7 (495) 688 71 09
[email protected]
International contacts Alexandra Shetrakova
+7 (916) 620 22 47
[email protected]
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Moscow
State Architectural
Museum
O
n October 12th, 1945, soon after the end
of World War II, V.M. Molotov signed
a directive ordering the creation of the
Republican Museum of Russian Architecture in
Moscow.
Museum complex occupies:
• Main building of the Talyzin mansion.
1787, first half of the 19th c.
• Apothecaries Department. 1674–1676
• Stable. 1787, 1810, second half of 19th –
beginning of 20th cc.
• “The gardener’s house”. Beginning of the
18th c., 1787, first half of 19th c.
Collection: 674 793 items
Main sections of collection: graphic works;
architectural measurements collection;
models and miniature models; photographic
materials; sculptures; sculptures and reliefs from destroyed buildings; applied Arts;
building materials archive; paintings; engravings and lithographs; rare architecture
books; architectural archives
• contemporary architecture studies
• icon case with Crucifixion and attendant
figures (the so-called Shumaevsky Cross),
first half of 18th c.
• frescoes from the Troitse-Makariev Monastery, 16th – 17th cc.
• relief from the Triumphal Arch in Moscow.
Sculptors: I. P. Vitali, I. T. Timofeev, 1829–
1834
• sculptures from the south façade of the
Church of Christ the Saviour. Sculptor
A. V. Loganovsky, 1847–1849
Last years’ main projects:
• “Heritage at Risk”. Preservation of the
architecture of 20th c. and World heritage.
International conference, 2006
• “Lost Avangarde”. Photographs of Richard
Pare, 2006
• “VKHUTEMAS. Thought is material”, 2010
• “The Architect of the Power. To the 120th
Anniversary of Boris Iofan”, 2011
Main research areas:
• history of the architecture studies
ICOM Committees COMCOL, ICAMT, ICEE,
MPR
Highlights:
• Bazhenov’s model of the Grand Kremlin
Palace in Moscow
The Shchusev State Museum of Architecture
119019, Moscow, Vozdvizhenka str. bld. 5/25
[email protected]
www.muar.ru
Director Irina Korobina
+7 (495) 691 21 09
Executive secretary Kirill Posternak
+7 (495) 691 99 99
International contacts Alisa Bagdonayte
+7 (495) 697 38 74
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State Historical Museum
Moscow
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stablished in 1872 by the initiative of
the Committee of the organization of
Sevastopol Department of the Polytechnic
Exhibition in Moscow. Edifice in socalled
neo-russian style was built in 1881 specially
for the Russian Imperial Historical Museum
upon the project of architect O. Sherwood.
It is a cultural heritage site of federal significance with a total area of 20 000 m2
• autographs of Napoleon I and his family
• Terrestrial globe of J. Blau
• parsunas represented the equestrian
tsars Mikhail Fedorovich and Aleksei
Mikhailovich, the late 17th century
• Star and sign “with diamond ornaments”
of the Order of St. Andrew the First Called,
1862
• field kitchen of Napoleon I
Collection: 4 800 000 objects, more than
15 000 000 sheets of documentary material
Main research areas: scientific research in the
field of Russian history and culture, museum
source studies, scientific methods of museum
activity, cultural-enlightenment work, museum
pedagogy, information technology in the field
of museology, research of materials and technologies in the area of restoration activities
Main sections of collection: archaeological monuments, woodworks and furniture,
precious metals, old Russian paintings,
pictorial materials, cartography, book collection, metals and modern synthetic materials,
numismatics, arms, written sources, manuscripts, glass and ceramics, textiles, Lenin
Museum’s funds
Highlights:
• woman’s statue, called “Paleolithic Venus”
• wooden cup carved by Peter I‘s own hand,
set in gold
• “Izbornik of Prince Svyatoslav”, 1073
• Mstislav Gospels, the early 12th c.
• Grant-charter free from judgment of
local government given by the Grand Duke
of Moscow and All Russia, Ivan IV (the
Terrible) to Lev Petrovich Polikarpov for the
lands in the Kolomna district in 1546
Federal State Budgetary Institution of Culture
“State Historical Museum”
109012, 1, Red Square, Moscow
Branches:
•Pokrovsky cathedral (The Cathedral of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin or The Cathedral of saint Basil
The Blessed), Moscow
•Chambers of Romanov boyars, Moscow
www.shm.ru
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Last years’ main projects:
• “To the 200th anniversary of the Battle
ofPoltava. June 27, 1709” (a common
Russian-Swedish project)
• “Gods and mortals. From the National
Museum of Delhi”
• “The Holy Russia” (inter-museum project in Paris, Moscow and St. Petersburg
within the framework of the Year of Russia – France)
• “Napoleon and the Louvre” (within the
framework of the Year of Russia – France)
ICOM Committees ICDAD, ICEE, CIDOC,
ICMAH, ICOFOM, ICOM-CC
Director Alexey Levykin
+7 (495) 692 56 60
[email protected]
Executive secretary Larisa Shatsillo
+7 (495) 692 53 10
[email protected]
International contacts Tamara Igumnova
+7 (495) 692 22 69
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
State Literature Museum
(1873–1955) who became the first director of
the Museum. Bonch-Bruevich was a prominent party figure and statesman, member of
the RSDLP since 1895, official correspondent
of newspapers Iskra, Pravda and Vpered,
Managing Director of the Council of People’s
Commissars between 1917 and 1920. He
Collection: over 700 000 items
C
reated in 1934 by the merger of the
Central Museum of Fiction, Criticism
and Journalism of the People’s Commissariat
of the RSFSR and the Literature Museum
at the All-Union Lenin Library. The merger
was initiated by Vladimir Bonch-Bruevich
State Museum of Literature
•Kornej Chukovsky House Museum (Moscow oblast, d.
Peredelkino)
•Prishvin House Museum (Moscow oblast, d.Dunino)
•Affiliated museum
•Solghenitsyn House Museum (Stavropolsky kray,
Kislovodsk)
127051, Moscow, ul. Petrovka, 28
www.goslitmuz.ru
Memorial apartments as departments:
•Lermontov House-Museum
•Herzen Museum
•Dostoyevssky Flat-Museum
•Chekhov House-Museum
•Silver Age of Literature Museum (Brjussov House)
•Alexej Tolstoy House Museum
•Lunacharsky Studio Museum
•Boris Pasternak House Museum (Moscow oblast,
d. Peredelkino)
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Director Marina Gomozkova
+7 (495) 621 38 57
[email protected]
Executive secretary Dina Fedina
+7 (495) 680 30 17
[email protected]
was wholly committed to museum work. While
still in exile, Bonch-Bruevich organised a
library, archive and museum of the RSDLP in
Geneva. Upon his return to Russia in 1905,
he became one of the founders of the first
museum of Lev Tolstoy in St. Petersburg and
participated in the creation of Tolstoy exhibition in 1911 in the History Museum; in Soviet
times, he presided over Academic Board of
the State Museum of Lev Tolstoy in Moscow
Situated in the Naryshkinskie Palaty of Vyssokopetrovsky Monastery (15th–18th cc.)
Main sections of collection: manuscript
department, book department, art department, personal possessions and applied
and decorative art department, department
of photography, department of photographic
negatives, sound department
Highlights:
• collections of private documents and
other belongings of F. M. Dostoyevsky,
A. P. Chekhov, A. I. Herzen, A. A. Blok,
V. V. Mayakovsky, S. A. Essenin, A. N. Tolstoy
• first edition of books from Ivan Fyodorov’s
printing house
• N. V. Gogol’s skullcap
• feathers George Sand’s feathers
• I. S. Turgenev’s cane
• first edition of the “Travel from Petersburg
to Moscow” by A. N. Radishchev (the
circulation has been destroyed)
Last years’ main projects:
• The Russian Wanderer. To 190th anniversary of I. S. Tourgenev. 2008–2009
• Faces of Gogol. To 200th anniversary of
N. V. Gogol. 2009
• Life Fial. To 140th anniversary of I. A. Bounin.
2010
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Moscow
Moscow
Tretyakov gallery
•
•
•
•
Divine Savior, 12th c.
“Trinity” by Andrei Rublev, 1425–1427
The collection of paintings of 19 c.
“Suprematist black square” by Casimir
Malevich
• collection of paintings of the first half of
20th c.
Main sections of collection: icon painting,
drawing, painting, sculpture, installations,
video-art, contemporary art.
Last years’ main projects:
• All-Russian exhibition project “Golden
map”
• IN CHRIST / IN CHRISTO. Exchange of
artistic and spiritual masterpieces between
Russia and Italy. Giotto in the Tretyakov
Gallery in Moscow, Rublev and Dionysius
in the Baptistery in Florence, 2011–2012
• Inter-museum exhibition “Holy Russia”,
2011
• Isaac Levitan. On the 150th anniversary of
his birth, 2010–2011
• Alexander Deineka. “To work, to build
and do not whine!” Painting. Graphics.
Sculpture
Highlights:
• Our Lady of Vladimir, 12th c.
ICOM Committees ICFA, Costume, CIMAM,
ICOFOM, ICOM-CC, CIDOC
exterior was reconstructed to V. Vasnetsov’s
design (1902–1904), the private house was
finally transformed into the public museum
visited by numerous generations
Collection: over 160 000 items
A
ll-Union (All-Russia since 1994) Museum
Association of the State Tretyakov Gallery
was founded in 1986
Tretyakov family bought a house on Lavrushinsky Pereulok at the end of 1851. In 1856
All-Russian Museum Association of the State Tretyakov
Gallery
109017, Moscow, Lavrushinskiy Peryulok, 10
Buildings, branches, departments:
•Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val where 20th c. art is
on display, including world famous collection of Russian avant-garde. With big exhibition hall
•Engineering Building with conference and exhibition
halls
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Pavel Tretyakov purchased the first paintings
which started the famous collection. As his
collection grew special outbuildings were
built as wings attached to the main building’s living quarters which housed works of
art. When Pavel died (1898) and the building
•House-museum of Victor Vasnetsov
•Memorial Flat of Apollinary Vasnetsov
•Memorial Studio of the Sculptor Anna Golubkina
•House-Museum of Pavel Korin
•Museum Church of St. Nicholas in Tolmachy
[email protected]
www.tretyakovgallery.ru
General director Irina Lebedeva
+7 (495) 953 14 16
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Moscow
Moscow
Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve romantic “gothic taste”. Tsaritsyno is the
largest museum-reserve and historical and
cultural monument of the federal level in
Moscow, occupying over 700 hectares. The
majority of the architectural monuments have
already undergone restoration. The palatial
grounds have been renovated. The restoration of the Grand Palace, the former great
historical ruin, was completed in 2007. Largescale restoration and landscaping of the park
and the ponds was also carried out
Collection: 52 412 items
Main sections of collection: subjects of the
modern decorative and applied arts, art heritage of the 16th – 20th cc.: paintings, graphics,
icons, furniture, tapestries, decorative and
applied arts
Highlights:
• collection of tapestries and tapestry
I
n the southern part of Moscow, twenty
minutes away from downtown by car, lay
the lands of the State Museum-Reserve
Tsaritsyno. Its nucleus is the largest palatial
• author glass art works of the 19
• collection of modern porcelain
th
c.
Last years’ main projects:
• International exhibition project “Liubov
Popova, Alexander Rodchenko – main directions of constructivism” (London, Fesaloniki, Madrid, 2009–2010)
• “Topography of happiness. Russian
wedding: the end of 19th – early 20th
century”, Supported by the German
Cultural Center – Goethe institute, with
Oxford and Cambridge Universities
(Bread House, 2009)
• “Robert Bateman in Russia” from the
collection of the International Fund for Arts
and Education USA (Bread House, 2010)
• “Gunter Sachs. Photographer and Collector”, Private collection H. Sachs (Bread
House, 2009)
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ensemble in Russia – the residence of Catherine the Great constructed between 1775
and 1796 by the famous Russian architects
Vasiliy Bazhenov and Matvey Kazakov in the
The State Historical, Architectural, Art and Landscape
Museum-Reserve Tsaritsyno
115569, Moscow, Dolskaya str., 1
[email protected]
www.tsaritsyno-museum.ru
Director Alexander Bezrukov
+7 (495) 321 63 66
Deputy director Olga Dokuchaeva
+7 (495) 322 16 14
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Moscow
V. I. Vernadsky State Geological Museum
Moscow
T
he oldest scientific, educational and
pedagogical center specialized in Earth
sciences in Moscow. Its history begins in 1759
when industry potentat Demidov donated a
collection of minerals to the Imperial Moscow
University
Located in the building of 1918
scientific fundaments of mineral raw material resources base, geoinformatics
• world ocean – physical, chemical and biological processes, geology, geodynamics
and mineral resources of the oceanic lithosphere; the ocean’s contribution in determining the world’s climate
Total area: 5491 m2
Collection: 260 000
Main sections of collection: minerals, rock
species and ores, plant kingdom, invertebrata, vertebrata, manifactured goods, written
sources
Main research areas:
• museology, history and methods of geological sciences
• physical fields of Earth – Nature, interactions, geodynamics and internal structure
of Earth
• minefields geology of useful resources,
• evolution of the environment and climate
under the influence of natural and anthropogenic factors; scientific basics of rational management of natural resources, traditional and innovatory sources of energy
ICOM Committee CIMUSET
V. I. Vernadsky State Geological Museum
of Russian Academy of Sciences
125009, Moscow, Mokhovaya str., 11, bld. 11
www.sgm.ru
Director Youri Malyshev, Academincian of the Russian Academy of Science
+7 (495) 629 76 91, +7 (495) 629 77 03
[email protected]
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalya Bryanchaninova, PhD
in geology – mineral sciences,
+7 903 222 71 88
[email protected]
International contacts Natalya Vishnevskaya
+7 (495) 629 76 81
[email protected]
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Moscow
Moscow
V. A. Tropinin and his Contemporary
Moscow Artists Museum
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stablished in 1969 by a well-known
Moscow Maecenas of the 20th c. Felix
Yevgenyevich Vishnevsky.
V. V. Mayakovsky Museum
Highlights:
• painting and graphics by V. A. Tropinin
• “Portrait of Matvei Semyonovich Begichev”
by I. Ya. Vishnyakov
• “Portrait of Count Artemy Ivanovich Vorontsov” by F. S. Rokotov
Main research areas:
• art of the 18th – 19th cc.
Situated in a detached house of the 1st third of
the 19th c. that was the main house of the city
merchant estate
Collection: 2744 items
Main sections of collection: painting, graphics,
sculpture, porcelain, glassware, furniture,
lighting units, ironware, records
State budget institution of the city of Moscow
“Museum of V. A. Tropinin (1776–1857)
and Contemporary Moscow Artists”
119017, Moscow, Shchetininsky lane, bldg. 1, house 10
[email protected]
www.museum.ru/M342
Director Irina Yegorova
+7 (495) 959 10 02
Executive secretary Tatyana Yakunina
International contacts Tatyana Prokushenkova
+7 (495) 959 16 90
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Last years’ main projects:
• 2007 – “Moscow and Muscovites”. Moscow museum-estate Ostankino, National
Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus
(Minsk)
• 2008 – “The 18th Century – the Century of
Martial Glory of Russia”. Museum-Reserve
“Tsaritsyno”
• 2011 – “O dolce Napoli” – intermuseum
exhibition. State Tretyakov Gallery
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pened in January 1974 in the house
where poet lived from 1919 to 1930.
The basis of the museum collections were
collections of the Library-Museum of
V. V. Mayakovsky, opened in 1938 in the
Mayakovsky (formerly Gendrikov) lane
Reconstruction of the museum, followed by
re-exposition conducted in 1987–89 Military
Construction Directorate of the KGB, the
plant-design Decorative Arts and Combinate
of monumental and decorative art
Collection: over 50 000 items
Main sections of collection: documentary
fund, graphic materials, Mayakovsky family
foundation, memorial fund, book fund
Main research areas:
• Mayakovsky heritage study
ICOM Committee ICLM
The Literature Museum of V. V. Mayakovsky
101000, Moscow, 3/6, Lubyanskiy lane
[email protected]
www.mayakovsky.info
Director Svetlana Strizneva
+7 (495) 921 37 28
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Moscow region
MOSCOW REGION
A. A. Block Museum-reserve
Inhabitants over 7 000 000
Total area 45 900 km2
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00)
One object from the UNESCO World Heritage List is located in Moscow region
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edicated to the Russian poet Alexander
Block
Includes Shakhmatovo estate and Tarakanovo village. Suburb-house in Shakhmatovo,
where poet was spending every summer, was
bought by A. N. Beketov, the Saint Petersburg
University’s rector, future poet’s grandfather,
in 1874. More than 300 poemswere written
by influence of Shakhmatovo. And here Block
met his love – L. Mendeleeva, the daughter of
outstanding Russia scientist D. I. Mendeleev.
At the end of his life Block named Shakhmatovo “Native Land”, where be spent his best time
Manor house was opened in August 2001
Collection: over 23 000 items
Main sections of collection: personal belongings, manuscripts, photographs, rare books,
drawings, paintings
Highlights:
• Collection of S. Alyashniy (books autographed by poets and writers of the Silver
Age, photo)
• Collection of S. M. Gorodetsky’s materials (manuscripts, books with autographs,
photos, pictures, personal belongings)
Main research areas: heritage of A. Block
ICOM Committee ICLM
The State Historical-literary and Natural
Museum-reserve of A. A. Block
141500, Moscow region, Solnechnogorsk,
Nabereznaja str., 11
+7 (495) 994 04 67
[email protected]
shakchmatovo.amr-museum.ru
Director Svetlana Misochnik
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Moscow region
A. S. Pushkin museum-reserve Moscow region
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yazemi and Zakharovo estates, situated near Moscow and occupied by
historical-literary museum-reserve, wellknow as homeland of Great Russian poet
Alexander Pushkin, where his grandmother
used to live
Highlights: collection of toys (19th c.), collections of furniture and porcelain
Established in 1987 by public initiative and
decision of the Ministerial Council of the
RSFSR
Last years’ main projects:
• “Estate library in the Bolshie Vyazemy”
• “Pushkin’s childhood”
• “The museum of N. A. Konenkovaya. Atelier of a sculptor”
• “Russian cavalry in the beginning of 19th c.”
• “Literary salons in noble estates 19th – 20th
cc.”
• “Golden map of the Moscow region. Exhibition of the region’s artists”
Located in the Vyazemi and Zakharovo estates
(16th – 18th cc.), includes Palace, churches,
parks and ponds
Collection: over 16 000 items
Main sections of collection: furniture, graphics,
painting, books, porcelain, toys, sculpture
Priority research areas: A. S. Pushkin, study
of the collections, Patriotic war of 1812, Boris
Godunov era
ICOM Committee: ICLM
State Autonomous institution of culture
in Moscow region “State historical-literary
museum-reserve of A. S. Pushkin”
143050, Moscow region, Odintsovo district, Bolshie
Vyazyomy village
[email protected]
www.museum-gol.ru
Director Alexandr Ryazanov
+7 (495) 598 24 47
Executive secretary Yelena Alekseyeva
+7 (495) 597 44 80
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Abramtsevo
he railroad magnate and patron of arts
Savva Mamontov bought Abramtsevo in
1870. The new owner played host to artists
Vasily Polenov, Viktor Vasnetsov, Ilya Repin,
Ilya Ostroukhov, Valentin Serov, Konstantin
Korovin, Mikhail Nesterov, Mikhail Vrubel and
other creative personalities who united to an
informal community known as the Abramtsevo Colony. Participants of the Colony created paintings, drawings, sculptures, architectural projects, decorative and applied art
articles. They collected peasant handicrafts
and staged amateur performances. The
foundation of Abramtsevo joinery and pottery started the revival and development of
traditional Russian crafts – woodcarving and
majolica.
Main sections of collection: painting of the
19th – 20th cc., graphics of the 19th – 20th cc.,
sculpture of the 19th – 20th cc., rare books,
manuscripts, photos, memorial furniture
Museum established in 1918 due to the nationalization of the estate “Abramtsevo”
Situated in the architectural complex 18th –
19th c.: wooden manor house in Classicism
style, wooden monuments in “russian style”,
art nouveau style monuments of 19th c.
Last years’ main projects:
• An exhibition “Painting 19th – the beginning
of 20th cc.” from Memorial estate Abramtsevo, 2011
• An exhibition devoted to S. I. Mamontov
“The millionaire, the artist and, around, the
actor”, 2011–2012
Collection: 28 066 items
ICOM Committee ICLM
Highlights: Church of the savior (by Vasily Polenov and Viktor Vasnetsov), ceramic works
by M. A. Vrubel, “Vera Savvishna Mamontova’s Portrait” by V. M. Vasnetsov, “Vision to the
adolescent Bartholomew” by M. V. Nesterov,
landscapes by V. D. Polenov, works by artists
of “Jack of diamonds” group
Main research areas: history of the Estate
“Abramtsevo”, S. T. Aksakov’s works, works
of artists of the Abramtsevsky artistic circle,
biography of the Mamontov’s family
Federal state cultural establishment «Artistic and literary
museum-reserve “Abramtsevo”»
141352, Moscow Region, Sergievo-Posadsky
municipal area, Abramtsevo, Museum str., 1
+7 (495) 993 00 33
[email protected]
www.abramtsevo.net
Director Elena Voronina
International contacts Alexey Lebedev,
Deputy Director for public relations
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Moscow region
ArkhangelskoYe
• preparing research materials for the restoration of museum objects
• projects for exhibitions inside and outside
the museum
• teaching materials for museum tours
• development of special programs: holidays, festivals, concerts, etc.
• study of the target audience
• publication of scientific and popular literature on the history of the estate & art collections of the museum
Projects:
• “Jazz estate in Arkhangelskoye”, annual
open-air jazz festival, every June since
2004
• “Russian porcelain. Yusupov’s porcelain
fabric in Arkhangelskoye 1818–1831”, 2009
• Restoration of the main Palace until summer 2012
ICOM Committees DEMHIST, ICOM CC, ICFA
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useum established in 1919 due to the
nationalization of the estate “Arkhangelskoye”. Arkhangelskoye belonged to the
prince Golitsinsky’s family until 1809 but in
1810 it was bought by the richest Russian noble the prince Yusupov, who was a collector
and patron of art. It took Yusupov 50 years to
build and decorate the ensemble. He invited
such well-known architects as Gern, Trombaro, Pettondi, Gonzago, Bove and others. The
first third of the 19th century was the period of
golden age for Arkhangelskoye
Ensemble consist of the Church of Michael
Archangel (1660-s), Palace (1784–1830-s),
a terraced park with the world’s largest collections of park sculptures, a landscape park,
a theatre (1817–1818) by Italian architect and
painter Gonzago, etc.
Collection: 31 511 items
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Main sections of collection: painting, architectural graphics, engravings, landscape sculpture of 18th c., rare books (16th – 20th cc.),
applied art, ceramics (4th c.BC – 20th c. AD),
porcelain and pottery from Usupov’s fabric,
illuminating equipment, archives, photography
Highlights: European paintings 17th – 19th cc.
(France, Italy and Holland); decorative and
applied arts and furniture (18th – 19th cc.);
park sculptures (18th c.); one of Russia’s largest libraries of rare books (roughly 16,000 volumes), which are all mostly in French
Main research areas:
• keeping and cataloguing art collections of
the museum;
• development of concepts for restoration of
palace and park ensemble
• museumification of the Palace
Federal State-Financed Organization of Culture
“State Museum-Estate “Arkhangelskoye”
143420, Moscow Region, Krasnogorsk District,
Town of Arkhangelskoye
+7 (495) 797 54 52
www.arhangelskoe.su
Director Vladimir Dlugach
+7 (498) 653 86 60 t/f
[email protected]
Executive secretary Galina Mareseva
[email protected]
International contacts Lyudmila Kiryushina
[email protected]
Moscow region
Borodino Field
Moscow region
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stablished in 1839 to memorize the Battle
of Borodino (1812) at a place of decisive
battle between two great armies, led by Kutuzov and Napoleon
Reserved area (112 km2) of relevant cultural
landscapes memorizing the events and actions of the Patriotic War 1812 and World
War II (1941–1945) comprises more than 200
monuments: fortification sites of the Russian
and French armies, 34 monuments to different Russian regiments (1911–1912), historic
buildings of the 17th – 20th cc.
World’s oldest battlefield museum locates
120 km west of Moscow
In 2007 the museum was awarded the
UNESCO Prize for the preservation and management of cultural landscapes
Collection: over 40 000
Main sections of collection: archeology, weapons, uniforms, paintings, drawings, sculpture,
rare books, numismatics, faleristics
Highlights:
• archeology collection
• paintings by George Dawe
Main research areas:
• Patriotic war of 1812
• Patriotic war of 1941–1945
Federal State Budget Institution of Culture “State
Borodino War and History Museum and Reserve”
143240, Moscow region, Bolodino village
Branches:
• Museum of local history, Mozhaysk
• House-museum of artist Gerasimov, Mozhaysk
[email protected]
www.borodino.ru
Director Cherepashenec Mikhail
+7 (496 38) 6 32 23
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Last years’ main projects:
• “Borodino and the Napoleonic Wars. Battle. Battlefield. Memorials”, international
conference, every five years
• “The War of 1812. Sources. Monuments.
Problem”, annual conference, since 1993
• International Festival “Borodino Day’,
since 1982
• The mobile museum “No wonder the whole
of Russia remembers ...”
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Moscow region
Moscow region
Dubna Museum of Science and
Engineering History
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irthday of the Museum – 13 March, 1993
when the exhibition dedicated to JINR’s
history and achievements was opened in two
halls of the Polytechnic museum in Moscow
Museum comprises: constant exposition hall (37
sq.m.), temporary expositions hall (52 sq.m.)
Collection: 40 scientific devices and models
of experimental settings, 30 photo stands,
audio and film collection, typescript archives,
library
Main sections of the collection: history of Dubna’s creation; history of the scientific center’s
creation; personalities of scientific Dubna;
basic experimental installations of JINR –
Synchrocyclotron-Phasotron,
Synchrophasotron, pulse reactors: IBR-1, IBR-30, IBR-2;
development of computing and information
technics; synthesis of superheavy elements
in G. Flerov Laboratory
Highlights: personal microscope of Academician I. Kurchatov, who donated it to M. Mesh-
Science and Engineering History Museum of Joint
Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR)
141980, Moscow region, Dubna, 6, Flerov str.
+ 8 (496) 216 58 31
[email protected]
www.museum.jinr.ru
Director N. S. Kavalerova
[email protected]
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Korolev Historical Museum
cheryakov, the first director and founder of
Dubna the Scientific; Photoemulsive chamber, a device, which was used in first experiments on the Dubna Synchrocyclotron in
1949. A gift of M. Meshcheryakov to the Museum; calculating device – a predecessor of
computers
Main research areas:
• to save the history of Joint Institute’s creation and development in the museum’s
exposition and stock
• to keep the memory of JINR’s important
scientific and technical achievements
• to honour the memory of outstanding scientists who worked in Dubna
• popularize among the pupils and students
the scientific knowledge accounting for
the Institute’s activities
• to conduct seminars, exhibitions, excursions
• to document important events of current
activity of the Institute
ICOM Committees CIMUSET, ICLM
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pened in 2005 to scale to reflect the contribution of the inhabitants of the city to
the development defense and space technology. In 2009 the Historical Museum included
Museum of Local History
Includes “Kostino estate”, among the owners of which were Dolgorukov and descendants of princes Gagarin. The last owner of
the estate – a major dealer A. N. Kraft – left
in 1918, after which the farm was located
here
Main sections of collection: military equipment, small arms, artillery weapons, engineering equipment, aircraft models, photo-
graphs, documents, books, household items,
paintings, graphics
ICOM Committee ICOMAM
142206, Moscow region, Korolev, Ilicha str., 6
+7 (495) 516 60 66
Branch: “Kostino estate”
[email protected]
[email protected]
kim.korolev-culture.ru
Director Maksim Gusev
+7 (495) 516 66 14
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Moscow region
Melikhovo. A. P. Chekhov Museum-reserve
Moscow region
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stablished on 14th March, 1940 – after
the decision of Mosoblispolkom “About
the opening of a museum of A. P. Chekhov
in Melikhovo of Lopasnya area” as branch
of Serpukhov Historical museum. Before that
the artist B. A. Protoklitov visited Melikhovo in
1937 and saw the place in a state of extreme
neglect. B. A. Protoklitov wrote the letter to V.
D. Bonch-Bruevich who was the director of
the State Literary museum. Bonch-Bruevich
answered and submitted the petition to Narkompros department. In 1960 museum became autonomous
Collection: 28 974 items
Main sections of collection: painting; drawing;
sculpture; subjects of applied art, life and ethnography subjects; rare books; documents
and others.
Highlights: private belongings of A. P. Chekhov, a cap of E. Y. Chekhova, a theatrical suitcase of O. L. Knipper-Chekhova, A. P. Chekhov’s signatures, painting of V. D. Polenov
and I. I. Levitan, shorthand: V. J. Levental,
E. T. Stenberg, E. I. Kumankov
State Independent Institution of Culture
«State Literature Memorial Museum-estate
of A. P. Chekhov “Melikhovo”»
Main research areas: Chekhov heritage,
working with archives for creation of new expositions, drawing up of catalog collections
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Chekhovs – ways to the present
time”. Germany, Munich. 2005
• “Hello, Mister Chekhov” (“Chekhov’s Secret”) France, Avignon. 2010
• “Chekhov”. Russia. Moscow. 2010
• The intermuseum exhibition project
“A. P. Chekhov. Variations on love theme”.
The project was made together with the
State Literary Museum, Museum of Moscow Art Theatre, Library of A. P. Chekhov –
the Chekhovian cultural-educational center. Russia, Melikhovo. 2007
• Melikhovo routes. A guide for the country
side walk lovers, 2011
ICOM Committees ICLM, CIDOC
142326, Moscow oblast, Chekhovsky region, Melikhovo
Branches: Estate “Lopasnya-Zachatevskoe”
[email protected]
www.chekhov-melikhovo.com
General director Konstantin Bobkov
+7 (496) 723 64 53
[email protected]
Executive secretary Tatyana Razumovskaya
+7 (499) 270 78 01
International contacts Yulia Balabanova
+7 (903) 715 72 03
[email protected]
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Moscow region
On December 10th, 1919 Narkompros Board
for protection the monuments of art and antiquities decided to found “the Museum in the
name of F. I. Tjutchev” in Tjutchev’s manor situated near Moscow – in Muranovo. Museum
is situated in the estate of the mid. 19th c.
Muranovo
Collection: 30 914 items
“L
iterary estate” Muranovo was consequently owned by four families that were
related to each other and were active participants of Russian literary and cultural life.
Main sections of collection:
• the memorial collection about the life and
activity of the great Russian poet and diplomat F. I. Tyutchev
• the memorial collection about the life
and activity of outstanding romantic poet
E. A. Boratynsky
• the memorial collection about the life
and activity of the writer, philosopher, the
Slavophile and politician I. S. Aksakov
• collection of daguerreotypes and photos
• collection of Russian and West European
painting of 18th – 20th cc.
• collection of Russian and West European
porcelain and glass of 18th – 19th cc.
• memorial library of the owners of the estate 18th – beginning of the 20th cc.
• archive documents and manuscripts (Russia, Germany, France)
Today it is a complex of literary and everyday
life memorials of two great Russian poets,
Yevgeny Boratynsky (1800–1844) and Feodor
Tyutchev (1803–1873)
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State autonomous cultural institution of Moscow region
“The Feodor Tyutchev State Museum Muranovo”
141250, Moscow region,
Pushkin municipal region, Muranovo
[email protected]
www.museum.ru/muranovo
Director Igor Komarov
+7 (496) 531 81 80
Executive secretary Tatyana Potapenko
International contacts Vladimir Patsukov
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Highlights:
• A. N. Nadarzhinsky. Paint. F. S. Rokotov.
Canvas, oil, 1780-s
• The written table-bureu made by Muranovo’ master after the drawings of the poet
E. A. Boratynsky. Birch, beginning of the
1840s.
Chocolate service “Egoist”. Porcelain of the
Mejsensky manufactory, the 1750–1760-s.
The Bibles, or The Books of the Holy Scripture. Volume four “The New Testament”.
Supposedly 1813–1826.
Recueil de planches, sur les sciences, les
arts … T.9. – Paris. 1799. Volume of the
French encyclopedia of the 18th century
with ill. and insets.
Buffon. Histoire naturelle des Poissons.
T. 68. Paris, 1799. 20 ill.
Main research areas: life and creative work
of E. A. Boratynsky, life and creative work
of F. I. Tjutchev, history and a culturological role of the Russian noble estate of the
19th c.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Russian and West European porcelain”
(the All-Russia Museum of Arts and crafts),
• “Lev Tolstoi and Feodor Tyutchev”, 2011
• “Creative work in the manor”, 2011
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New Jerusalem
• Portrait of M. F. Zotova. F. S. Rokotov, 1780-s
• Portrait of Princess M. F. Baryatinskaya
with her daughter Olga, R. Lefevr, 1817
• Portrait of a Youngman, unknown Flemish
artist, 17th c.
Priority research areas: history of the New
Jerusalem Resurrection monastery, problems
of restoration, history, culture and natural
heritage in the Moscow region, archeological
studies of the Moscow region, study of the
museum’ collections
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stablished in 1920 after the liquidation of
the New Jerusalem monastery of Resurrection
Located on the premises of the architectural
complex of the New Jerusalem monastery of
Resurrection of 17th c. In 2013 the museum is
supposed to be relocated in a new building,
equipped with modern museological infrastructure: storage areas, exposition spaces,
kid’s center and recreational area
Collection: about 170 000
Main sections of collection: paintings, graphics, sculpture, decorative and applied arts,
every day life ethnographic items, archeology,
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rare books, weaponry, documents, items of
history of technics, printed press items
Highlights:
• Portrait “Patriarch Nikon with the fraternity of the Resurrection monastery”, mid.
17th c.
• Panagia of Patriarch Nikon, Christian East,
15th – first half of the 17th cc.
• Altar cross. Donation of Tsar Alexei Michailovich to the Church of St. Alexius the
God’s man in Novgorod according to a petition of Metropolitan Nikon in 1652.
• Cypress model of the Holy Sepulchre,
mid.17th c.
• Portrait of Princess Smaragda (?) Kantemir
I. Nikitin, 18th c.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Patriarch Nikon and his time”. Exhibition in the State museum of History and
in the museum “New Jerusalem” jointly
with federal museums and archives,
2005–2006
• “20th century of Russian art in the collection of museum “New Jerusalem””, 2008
• “Russian art of the 18th – 20th cc. from the
collection of the museum “New Jerusalem”.
Exhibition in the State Tretyakov gallery with
in the project “Golden map of Russia”, 2010
• “Saint Russia”, participation in the exhibition in Louver (France, 2010), State Tretyakov gallery (Moscow), Russian museum
(St. Petersburg), 2011–2012
• “I came back, my address is Voskresensk…”, exhibition to 150th anniversary of
A. P. Chekhov. Museum “New Jerusalem”,
2010–2011
ICOM Committees – ICFA
State budget institution of culture of the Moscow
region «Museum of history, architecture and art “New
Jerusalem”»
143500, Moscow region, Istra, Sovetskaya str., 2
+7 (495) 994 56 43
[email protected]
www.музей-новый-иерусалим.рф
www.museum-newjerusalem.ru
Director Natalya Abakumova
Executive secretary Sergey Zavyalov
International contacts Nadezhda Usmanova
(responsible for promotion and scientific-pedagogical
programs and projects)
+7 (496) 314 65 49
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P. I. Tchaikovsky Memorial House Ostafyevo
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ounded on 9th of December of 1894, when
after P. I. Tchaikovsky’s death in 1893 his
younger brother M. I. Tchaikovsky took the
decision to turn his house in Klin into a memorial museum
Collection: 206 535 items
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useum is disposed on the territory of the
formerly noble Ostafyevo country estate.
For more than 100 years Ostafyevo belonged
to the same family – four generations of the
Vyazemsky princes. From 1898 Ostafyevo belonged to Sheremetev family. The great Russian historian Nikolai Karamzin spent twelve
years in Ostafyevo working on his famous “History of the Russian State”. Throughout the nineteenth century Ostafyevo was closely linked
with such names like Alexander Pushkin, Vasily
Zhukovsky, Adam Mitskevich, Alexander Griboedov and many others. The exposition “The
Ostafyevo’s persons” and exhibitions of modern painters are open in the Museum
Museum was opened in 1899
Ostafyevo State Museum-estate “The Russian Parnassus”
142131, Moscow region, Ostafyevo village, post dep.
Ryazanovo, Podolsk region
+7 (495) 719 65 65
[email protected]
www.ostafyevomuseum.ru
Director Anatoly Korshikov
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Collection: 15 800 items
Main sections of collection: Russian fine arts
of the 17th – 20th cc., West European fine arts
of the 16th – 19th cc., applied art of Russia,
Europe, countries of the East of the 18th –
20th cc., archeology, documents, rare books
Main research areas: history of Vyazemsky
and Sheremet’ev families
Projects: Traditional festivals of poetry are
annually held in Ostafyevo to mark Pushkin’s
birthday
ICOM Committee ICLM
Main sections of collection: P. I. Tchaikovsky’s
personal fund; collection of the materials reflecting life of Tchaikovsky; unique materials
on history of Russian musical culture; collection of materials on history of the International
P. I. Tchaikovsky Competition; book and musical funds; photography
Highlights of collection: P. I. Tchaikovsky’s
autographs, P. I. Thaikovsky’s grand piano,
art works of K. E. Makovsky’s (Portrait of
A. V. Panayeva-Kartseva) and well-known
theatrical artists V. J. Levental, B. A. Messerer
Main research areas: studying and publication of P. I. Tchaikovsky’s heritage, museum
collections
ICOM Committee ICLM
The State Autonomous Institution for Culture of Moscow Region “P. I. Tchaikovsky State Memorial House”
141600, Moscow Region, Klin, 48
Tchaikovsky Str.
[email protected]
www.russianmuseums.info/m443
Director Galina Belonovich
+7 (49624) 2 12 94
[email protected]
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalya Gorbunova
+7 (49624) 5 81 96
[email protected]
International contacts P. E. Vaidman
+7 (49624) 2 12 03
[email protected]
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Serpukhov Museum of Art and History
Moscow region
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stablished in 1918. Its displays are housed
in the former mansion of the local merchant
woman A. Marayeva, whose collection provided
the basis for the museum. After the opening of
the museum, new items came in from the State
Museum Fund, Moscow museums and the nationalized property of the former estates of the
nobility. Since 1988 under the authority of a museum there is the “Pokrov” old believers church
(1908–1912) located in the neighborhood
Located in the former mansion of Serpukhov’s
merchants and textile manufacturers Maraev
(1896, arch. R. I. Kleyn)
Collections: 41 200 items
Main sections of collection: iconography,
Russian fine arts of the 17th – 20th cc., West
European fine arts of the 16th – 19th cc.,
applied art of Russia, Europe, countries of the
East of the 15th – 20th cc, archeology, documents, rare books
Highlights:
• Icon of St. Nicholas of Myra with scenes
from his life, Novgorod, 15th c.
• “Under the Crown” by K. Makovsky, 1890
• “Song of the slave” by H. Semiradsky, 1884
• “Knight at the Crossroads” by V. Vasnetsov, 1878
• “Moonlightnight. Swamp” by A. Savrasov,
1870
• “Women with a rake” by N. Goncharova,
1907
• “Eruslan Lazarevic” by S. Konenkov, 1913
• “Ievfaya Sacrifice” by Charles Le Brun
(France), about 1656
• Main research areas: history of Serpukhov
and its region, collection attribution
Last years’ main projects:
• “Golden map of Russia. Russian art of the
1870–1910 from the collection of the Serpukhov museum historical and art”. The
State Tretyakov Gallery, March–April 2008
• “History in a mirror of the European art of
the 19th c.” The Pushkin State museum of
fine arts, November 2009 – February 2010
• “RUSSIAN AVANT-GUARD” Albergo delle Povere (Palermo, Sicily), December
2011 – March 2012. Dell’ Area Pacis Augustias (Rome, Italy), April–July 2012
• “The revived masterpieces”, Serpukhov
Museum of Art and History. September
2010 – December 2011
ICOM Committee: ICFA
Serpukhov Museum of Art and History
142206, Moscow region, Serpukhov,
Chekhova str., 87
Branch: Old believers church “Pokrov”
[email protected]
serpuhov-museum.ru
Director Ludmila Gafurova
+7 (4967) 35 24 19
Executive secretary Vera Pansheva
+7 (4967) 35 17 53
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Moscow region
Zvenigorod Historical,
Architectural and Art
Museum
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venigorod is one of the most ancient towns
of Moscow region, it is famous for the architectural complex of Savva Storozhevsky
Monastery founded in 1398 by a disciple of
Venerable Sergius of Radonezh Savva. Now
it houses collections of the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum. The
Monastery ensemble within the mighty fortress wall carefully restored by the Museum in
the course of fifty years, is composed of the
unique white-stone Nativity Cathedral (1405)
with surviving frescoes of the 15th century
and iconostasis of the 17th c., monuments of
the 17th c. civil architecture, Tsar Palace and
Chambers constructed during the reign of
Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich
• Artistic wreck work of the 19th c.
Main research areas: history of Zvenigorod
and its region
ICOM Committee INTERCOM
Collection: over 50 100
Main sections of collection: iconography,
Russian fine arts of the 17th – 20th cc., West
European fine arts of the 16th – 20th cc.,
applied art of Russia of the 15th – 20th cc.,
archeology, documents, rare book, textile
Highlights:
• Iconostasis of the middle 17th c.
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Zvenigorod Historical,
Arhitectural and Art Museum
143180, Moscow region, Zvenigorod
+7 (495) 992 94 92
[email protected]
zvenist-muz.narod.ru
Director Galina Stoenko
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Moscow region
St. Petersburg
Zaraysky Kremlin SAINT PETERSBURG Founded by Tsar Peter the Great on 27th of May 1703. From 1713 to 1728 and from 1732
to 1918, Saint Petersburg was the Imperial capital of Russia. In 1918 the central government
bodies moved from Saint Petersburg (then named Petrograd) to Moscow
Historic Center of the city and Related Groups of Monuments constitute a UNESCO World
Heritage Site
Population about 5 000 000
Total area 1439 km2
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00)
A
rchitectural monument of the middle of the
16th c. It was built by order of the Tsar and
Grand Prince of Moscow Vassily III of Moscow at
the same time the first stone of St. Nicholas Cathedral was laid in the 1528–1531, but repeatedly repaired and reconstructed. So its original
appearance has been lost to some extent
Museum was opened in October 1918. In
December 1924 natural-historical, cultural
and historical museums have been combined
Historical, Architectural,
Art and Archaeological Museum “Zaraysky Kremlin”
142206, Moscow region, Zaraysk,
Revolution sq., 2
+7 (49666) 2 57 34
Branches:
• Memorial house of A. Golubkina
• Museum-estate of F. M. Dostoevsky in Darovoe village
[email protected]
www.museumzaraysk.ru
Director Irina Bogolubskaya
Executive secretary Olga Pantukhina
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Collection: 25 963 items
Main sections of collection: collection of paintings, sculpture, graphics, textiles, crafts and
decorative arts of Russia, Western Europe,
Japan and China; Russian painting of 18th –
early 20th cc.
Highlights: provincial Merchant portrait of 19th
c., collection of furniture 17th – early 20th cc.
ICOM Committee ICDAD
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
A. S. Popov Central Post
and Communication Museum
Situated in a monument of history and culture of federal importance (1782–1799, arch.
Giacomo Quarenghi) – the former Palace
of important state and political person, assistant to the Empress Catherine the Great,
Prince Alexander Andreyevich Bezborodko
(1747–1799). Palace was rebuilt two times in
1837. Then fundamental rebuilding of the edifice took place in 1870. Its fronts and interiors
were rebuilt. Since that time the fronts of the
houses remained practically unchanged
telegraph and telephone communication; radio communication and radio broadcasting,
television, mobile, space and sputnik communication; stamp collection of the Russian
Federation, collection of art novelties created
by modern artists
Highlights:
• stamps of Russia
• old travelling papers and the Tzar’s decrees
• the first radio set created by A. S. Popov
• geostationary communication sputnik
“Luch-15”
Main research areas:
• history of post stamps
• history of postal, radio, phone, telegraph
and computer communication
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ne of the oldest scientific-and-technical
museums of the world
Founded in 1872 by an initiative of Karl Lueders (1815–1882), Telegraph Department DiFederal State Budget Institution “A. S. Popov
Central Post and Communication Museum”
190000, Saint Petersburg, 7 Pochtamtskaya
[email protected]
www.rustelecom-museum.ru
Director Liudmilla Bakayutova
+7 (812) 315 48 73
[email protected]
International contacts Natalia Bruckmueller
+7 (812) 571 92 48
[email protected]
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rector, private councellor, honorary member of
the Emperor’s Academy of Sciences of Saint
Petersburg. The first exhibits of the museum
were the devices of Telegraph Department of
the Polytechnic Exhibition in Moscow of 1872
Reopened for the visitors in December 2003
after a 30-year pause, which was caused by
the critical state of the building. The restoration of the building in 2001–2003 was accompanied by creation of the fund of open preservation “The Treasury of Russian stamps”;
the territories of internal yards of the building were transformed into modern atriums,
enabling to broaden the exhibition spaces
and the zone of museum services; certain
work regarding the conservation of staterooms of the palace was performed. Modern
engineering infrastructure has been created
in the museum building, which provides for
system of ventilation and air-conditioning,
including the support of climatic conditions
in the rooms, in which the funds are preserved
Collection: 8 505 473 items
Main sections of collection: collection, devoted to history of communication means evolution, consists of exhibits on history of postal,
Last years’ main projects:
• World stamp exhibition “Saint Petersburg-2007”
• Exhibitions from the funds of the museum
in 2009–2011: “Saved exhibits”, “New acquisitions of 2009–2010”, “Contribution
of Communication specialists to Victory”,
“Through years and distances…”, “Listen,
My country!”
• Mobile exhibition “Alfred Nobel: networks
of innovations” organized jointly with the
Nobel family museum and displayed in
A. S. Popov Central Post and Communication Museum, 2009
• Mobile exhibition “Legacy of Nansen” organized jointly with the Oslo University and devoted to development of exploring northern
regions from Nansen’s times to the present
day, took place in A. S. Popov Central Post
and Communication Museum, 2010
• Active part in the preparation of the new museum site at the territory of Peterhof reserve
museum “Royal Telegraph Station”, 2011
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
A. S. Popov Memorial Museum
Located in the Electrotechnical institute of
the Emperor Alexander III (nowadays, the St
Petersburg State Electrotechnical university
“LETI”), 1903, arch. A. N. Vekshinsky, and
the dwelling house for the teachers of LETI
(1903)
Main research areas:
• history of the beginning of radio engineering and electronics development (science,
education, industry) in Russia and in the
rest of the world
Collection: over 10 000 items
Main sections of collection: collection of
wireless telegraphy apparatus and physical
apparatus; A. S. Popov’s personal belongings and documents (letters, drafts of articles); photographs made by Popov; printed
materials devoted to the beginning of radio
engineering development; Popov’s family
library
Highlights:
• A. S. Popov’s apparatus of 1896
• A. S. Popov’s message receiver
• A. S. Popov’s Russian patent on the message receiver
• A. S. Popov’s correspondence with the
French engineer-entrepreneur E. Ducretet
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edicated to the life and work of
Russian scientist and inventor of the
radio A. S. Popov
versary of LETI. A. S. Popov daughters, his relatives and LETI professors collected documents
and artifacts
Opened in 1948 according to the USSR government decision to commemorate the 50th anni-
Consist of Memorial museum-laboratory and
Memorial museum-apartment of A. S. Popov
• scientific international contacts in the field
of radio engineering at the beginning of
the 20th c.
• radio communication development at the
Navy and in the Army
• development of radio amateur movement
• influence of radio engineering on the society
ICOM Committee: CIMUSET
The A. S. Popov Memorial Museum of the St. Petersburg
electrotechnical university “LETI”
197376, Saint Petersburg, Prof. Popov str., 5
+7 (812) 234 59 00, +7 911 710 05 68
www.eltech.ru
Director Larisa Zolotinkina
[email protected]
Executive secretary Mikhail Partala
+7 (921) 742 27 59
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Main research areas: Pushkin’s heritage
A. S. Pushkin National Museum
of the poet’s family and his contemporaries.
All the branches are situated in the historical
buildings of the 18th – 19th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Extinguished the fire on the altar...” for
the 170th anniversary of the death of
A. Pushkin, 2007
• “Why, he was wonderful... the valley” for
the 220th anniversary of K. Batyuskov, 2007
• Living for centuries in folk greatness for the
225th anniversary of the V. A. Zhukovsky
and the 190th anniversary of the Emperor
Alexander II. Together with the Institute of
Russian Literature (Pushkin House), 2008
• Russian family legends. From the Collection of the All-Russia Museum of
A. S. Pushkin, 2009
• The French Enlightenment and Russian Lyceum at Tsarskoye Selo. The 300th anniversary of Tsarskoye Selo (2010) and the 200th
anniversary of the Imperial Lyceum (2011)
in the Year of Russia, France, 2010. From
the Collection of the All-Russia Museum
of A. S. Pushkin. Versailles (France), 2010
ICOM Committees ICR, ICLM, ICOM-CC
Collection: about 160 000
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ne of the oldest and largest literary
museums in the country. This museum
had been formed gradually, and each of
the museums has its own history. The National Pushkin Museum originates from the
State budgetary cultural institution “The National
Pushkin Museum”
191186, Saint Petersburg, Moyka Naberezhnaya, 12
Branches:
•Literary monographic exhibition “Alexander Pushkin.
Life and Creative Work”
•Pushkin Apartment Museum
•Lyceum Museum
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Pushkin Museum at the Imperial Alexander
(formerly Tsarskoe Selo) Lyceum of which
Pushkin was a graduate. It was founded in
1879 by the pupils of the Pushkin course,
other graduates and professors, members
•Pushkin Country House Museum
•Nekrasov Apartment Museum
•Derzhavin Estate Museum
[email protected]
www.museumpushkin.ru
Director Serguey Nekrasov
+7 (812) 571 38 01
International contacts Tatiana Mokhova
+7 (812) 312 12 92
Main sections of collection: iconographic
materials, memorial, visual, historical and everyday materials of Pushkin’s era, as well as
paintings, drawings and sculptures of artists
of the 19th and 20th cc.
Highlights:
• vital portraits of A. Pushkin and his personal belongings
• vital portraits of contemporaries of A. Pushkin
• memorabilia of contemporaries of A. Pushkin
• collection of paintings, drawings and
sculptures of the 19th and 20th cc., on
Pushkin’s era
• collection of rare books (Pushkiniana lifetime, the publication of the 18th c.)
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
A. V. Suvorov Memorial museum
E
stablished in 1898 by public initiative in
connection with the upcoming centenary
of Suvorov’s death. Proposal was supported
by Emperor Nikolay II
Collection: over 55 000 items and 50 000
items of tin war miniatures
Main sections of collection: weaponry, numismatics, faleristics, pictorial art, decorative
and applied arts, equipment, printed graphics, books, banners, tin miniatures
Highlights:
• Memorial belongings of A. V. Suvorov
• gifts of Nikolay II and V. Molostov, greatgreat-grandson of the commander
State budget-funding cultural institution “State memorial museum of A. V. Suvorov”
191015, Saint Petersburg, Kirochnaya str., 43
[email protected]
www.suvorovmuseum.ru
Director Aleksandr Kuzmin
+7 (812) 274 13 57
[email protected]
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pened in 1989, a century after the birth
of the poet
Located in the southern
wing of the Sheremetevsky palace (19th c.)
Situated in the building looks like a stylized
part of Russian medieval fortress designed
especially for Suvorov’s museum (1904 by
A. I. Gogen). Museum was built with funds
of folk and army – 350 000 silver rubles
were collected. The building is decorated by
metal decorations and mosaics. Museum has
5 halls, connected with large doorways.
Total space: 650 m2
Anna Akhmatova Museum
Includes
The
Anna
Akhmatova Museum at
The Fountain House, The
American study of Josef Brodsky, The Memorial museum-apartment of
L. N. Gumilev
Collection: 47 508 items
• Engelgard’s compilation
Main research areas:
• life, actions and heritage of A. V. Suvorov
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Alexandres” with State Pushkin
museum
• Exhibition “Generalissimo Suvorov” in Lappenraanta, Finland
• Exhibition in Tutrakan, Bolgaria
ICOM Committees ICMS, DEMHIST, ICOMAM
Main sections of collection: Fund of graphic
materials, Arts and crafts, Posters and printing materials, Books, Documentary photographs, Documents and autographs, Scientifical auxiliary fund
Highlights: Akhmatova portraits work of
the l. Della-vos-Kardovsky, Z. Serebrjakova, K. Petrov-Vodkin (sketch), N. Tyrsa,
A. Tyshler, her original belongings, books with
autographs, manuscripts
Main research areas:
• edition of materials of memories about
Akhmatova and publications of the materials received from private family
meetings
• working out and realization of
complex museum projects
• gathering and storage of the materials connected with life and creativity of Anna Akhmatova and her
nearest environment
Last years’ main projects:
• Interactive
exhibition
project
“Christmas at The Fountain
House”, annually since 1997 on
the present
• Festival “Children’s Days in Petersburg”,
annual interactive exhibitions
• Exhibition “Modigliani at The Fountain
House”, October, 8th – November, 5th ,
2008
• The exhibition project “What is the war?”
(Together with Muzeem Serlakius the city
of Mjaantta Finland) February, 28th – May,
8th, 2011
ICOM Committee ICLM
The Anna Akhmatova literary-memorial museum
Saint Petersburg, Liteyny pr., 53
[email protected]
akhmatova.spb.ru
Director Nina Popova
+7 (812) 272 18 11
[email protected]
Executive secretary Leonid Kopylov
+7 (812) 272 57 58
[email protected]
International contacts Maria Korosteleva
+7 (812) 272 58 95
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Artillery museum
Central Naval Museum
F
F
ounded in August 29, 1703, when by Peter the Great’s decree a special Zeughaus
(Ger. – Military storehouse for armaments,
uniforms, equipment, etc.) was built on the
territory of the St. Petersburg (Peter-andPaul) fortress for the purpose of storing and
preserving old guns and cannons
Located on the territory of Kronwerk, a memorable place of Petrovian St. Petersburg. Kronwerk was originally designed in 1705–1708
as fortifying system element for the St. Petersburg fortress. It was intended to protect the
fortress from the North in case of a possible
attack by Swedes. Cadet Corps are situated
in the historical center of St. Petersburg in the
building of the Malta Chapel (1800 by Giacomo Quarenghi). It is being included in the ensemble of buildings of the Vorontsov Palace
Collection: about 850 000 items
Main sections of collection: artillery armaments and ammunition, rifles and cold steels,
military-engineering
equipment,
signal
means, combat banners, military uniforms,
works of battle painting and drawing, insignia, archival documents
The Military Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineer
and Signal Corps
191186, Saint Petersburg, Aleksandrovskii Park, 7
Branches: The Museum of History of Russian Military
Schools (Cadet Corps)
[email protected]
www.artillery-museum.ru
Director Valerii Krylov
+7 (812) 610 33 03
International contacts Svetlana Uspenskaia
+7 (812) 498 07 45
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Highlights:
• ceremonial kettle-drum chariot for carrying
the banner of the artillery
• small cannons of poteshnyi regiments of
boys-soldiers under Peter I
• military awards of Russian Emperors
• gifts to regiments of the Russian Army, artistically designed silverware and goods
made of crystal, including those produced
by the Faberge Company
• personal arms of Alexander I, Nicholas II,
Ottoman Platov, Napoleon Bonaparte,
Marshall J. Murat, Russian and Soviet military commanders
Main research areas:
• preservation and study of the history of
artillery
• history of engineering and Signal Corps
Last years’ main projects:
• “Weapons of East 16th – 19th cc.”, 2012
• “Battle on Ice” to the 770th anniversary of
the Battle on the Ice, 2012
• “Animals in War”, 2011
• “Sappers His Majesty”, 2011
ICOM Committee ICOMAM
or the first time the museum is mentioned
in the Peter the Great letter, written on
January 24, 1709
simultaneous interpretation, large recreation
area. Before 2011 museum was located in the
Stock Exchange Building (1816, designed by
Thomas de Thomon)
Collection: 718 394 items
Main sections of collection: ship model, ship
drawing, armed, documents store, fine arts,
banner and uniform, photography, store for
special items.
Situated is the former caserne Kryukovsky
(1844–1852, designed by I. Chernik; building was under reconstruction by the architect
A. Mironov in 2009). A typical example of the
early eclecticism in architecture.
Museum complex consists of three integrated
buildings, forming a closed triangle with internal covered courtyard, and includes: exhibition space, a cinema with a capacity of
40 persons, conference room, seating up to
300 people, with the presence of booths for
Highlights:
• Boat of Peter the Great
• Original submarine of Dzhevetsky S. project
• I–16 fighter, belongs to Safonov B. (famous
marine pilot, twice awarded the Gold Star
of Hero of the Soviet Union)
Main research areas:
• study of museum collections
• history of the Russian fleet
• history of the memorial museum-ships
• museum education
• museum management
ICOM Committees ICEE, INTERCOM
Federal State Institution of Culture and Art, “The Central Naval Museum” Russian Defense Ministry
191186, Saint Petersburg, Truda Sq., 5
Branches:
•Cruiser “AURORA”
•Museum “Kronstadt Fortress”
•Memorial museum «Submarine D-2 “Narodovoletz”»
•Museum “Road of life”
+7 (812) 328 27 01 t/f
[email protected]
www.navalmuseum.ru
Director Andrey Lyalin
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Dostoevsky Museum
temporaries. In the basis – valuable materials gathered by the writer’s grandson Andrey
Dostoevsky, the donations of his descendants, acquisitions from private collections as
well as relics provided by state museums
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Collection: 37 056 items
Last years’ main projects:
• Mobile exhibition “Travelling with Dostoevsky” (the exhibition was presented in
St. Petersburg, Oslo, Florence, Naples,
Ohrid (Macedonia)), 2008
• New permanent Literary Exhibition
“F. M. Dostoevsky. Life and Work”. The
exhibition was awarded the Prize of
St. Petersburg Government “For achievements in the field of museum activity”,
2010
• Exhibition “Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo
Tolstoy”, 2010
• 2007–2011: eight new performances by
FMD-Theatre (Theatre of Dostoevsky
Museum), among which two performances – participants of international
theatre festivals – New Drama Festival
and Golden Mask Festival: performances “Panic”, “Europe makes me feel like
a beast”
Includes writer’s memorial flat, literary exhibition dedicated to the writer’s life and work,
2 exhibition halls for temporal exhibitions of
contemporary art, a theatre hall and storages
Highlights:
• autograph: Dostoevsky’s letter to Praskovia Annenkova from Semipalatinsk (1855)
• Dostoevsky’s inscriptions on books and
photographs
• writer’s memorial items
• tobacco box belonging to Dostoevsky with
an inscription by the his daughter
• Anna Dostoevskaya’s wedding ring
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pen November 13, 1971, year of the
150th anniversary of Dostoevsky’s birth
Museum occupies the basement of the dwelling house (1842–1845, arch. A. Lamoni, 1882,
arch. V. von Witt – reconstruction), where
Fyodor Dostoevsky Literary-Memorial Museum
(Dostoevsky Museum)
191002, Saint Petersburg, Kuznechny pereulok, 5/2
+7 (812) 571 40 31
www.md.spb.ru
vk.com/feed#/id17539246
facebook.com/1238622364
Director Natalya Ashimbaeva
[email protected]
Executive secretary Anastasia Knyazeva
+7 921 977 43 00
[email protected]
International contacts Vera Biron
[email protected]
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Dostoevsky rented flat twice: in 1846 and
from October 1878 until the day of his death
on January 28, 1881. It was in this house that
his last novel “The Brothers Karamazov” was
written. The flat reconstruction was based on
the memoirs of Dostoevsky’s wife and con-
Main research areas:
• international conference “Dostoevsky and
World Culture” – every year in November,
and a journal of the same name is published with the conference proceedings
(28 issues published)
genealogy of Dostoevsky family
Dostoevsky’s Petersburg
Dostoevsky’s iconography
Dostoevsky’s influence on contemporary
literature and art
ICOM Committees ICLM
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
History of Religion Museum
gion. The Museum collection dates back to
the 6th Millennium BC. The Museum is one of
the leading scientific, research and methodology centers for religious studies in Russia
Museum complex includes the permanent exhibition, which tells about the archaic beliefs,
Religion of the Ancient World (Egypt, Greece,
Rome), Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and the
different branches of Christianity
Building (1860 by A. Kavos) situated in the
historic center of St. Petersburg
Collection: over 250 000 items
Main sections of collection: “The Archaic and
Primitive Beliefs”, “Precious metals”, “Islam”,
“Judaism”, “The Museum Archive”, “Orthodoxy. Decorative-Applied Arts”, “Orthodoxy
Fine Arts”, “Religions of the Early Civilizations”, “Religions of the Orient”, “Religions of
the West”, rare books, drapery, philately, recordings and multimedia, photography
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ounded as a part of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Opened to the public
on 15th November, 1932. The origins of the
State Museum of the History of Religion lie in
the will of an outstanding Russian historian
Highlights:
• collection of “Archaic and traditional beliefs (the peoples of Russia and neighboring countries, the indigenous population of
America, Africa, Asia and Oceania)”
• numismatic collection (5th – 6th cc. BC –
19th cc)
• archaeological Collection (6th c. BC –
13th c. AD)
• archaeological excavations of a collection
of Buddhist religious center of Kara Tepe
(the period of the Kushan empire) 2nd –
4th cc. BC
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Freemasonry: history, ritual,
symbolism”, 2008
• Exhibition “The unity of the nations on the
banks of the Neva. Petersburg multinational” in “Moscow Manege”, 2008
• Exhibition “The World of the Bible”, 2009
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of religion, ethnographer and anthropologist
Vladimir Bogoraz-Tan (1865–1936). One of
the world’s few museums and the only one
of its kind in Russia. Its permanent exhibition
features the origin and development of Reli-
Federal State budget Institution of Culture
“The State Museum of the History of Religion”
190000, Saint Petersburg, Pochtamptskaya str., 14
[email protected]
www.gmir.ru/index
Director Lubov Musienko
+7 (812) 312 35 86
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St. Petersburg
History of St. Petersburg Museum
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buildings and fortification constructions of the
18th – the beginning of the 20th c.
Peter and Paul Fortress museum complex – architectural monument of the 18th c.
(founded on the 27th of May 1703) – includes
Branches:
• Monument of the Heroic Defenders of Leningrad was inaugurated on the 9th of May
pened in 1907
Saint Petersburg’s State Budget Funded Culture Entity
“Museum of the History of Saint Petersburg”
197046, Saint Petersburg, Peter and Paul fortress, 3
www.spbmuseum.ru
Director Alexander Kolyakin
+7 (812) 498 05 11
[email protected]
Executive secretary Irina Karpenko
+7 (812) 498 06 58
[email protected]
International contacts Julia Demidenko,
Deputy Director for science
+7 (812) 498 05 42
[email protected]
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•
1975 to mark the 30th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War
Alexander Blok museum located in the
house, where poet spent the last years of
his life (1912–1921). Opened in 1980 to
mark the 100th anniversary of the poet’s
birth
Sergey Kirov museum Opened in 1956.
S. M. Kirov lived here in 1926–1934
Petersburg Museum of Avant-garde (Matyushin’s House) located in the house
belonged to the leading member of the
Russian avant-garde M. V. Matyushin in
1912–1934. Since 1979 – branch of the
State museum of the history of Leningrad.
Since 2006 – St. Petersburg Museum of
Avant-garde
Schlisselburg fortress “Oreshek” is the
unique historical landmark which situates in a source of the Neva. The first
wooden fortress was built in 1323 by
knyaz (duke) of Novgorod Jury Danilovich, grandson of Alexander Nevsky. The
existing fortress is erected in the beginning of the 16th century. Since the year
1965 – branch of the State museum of the
history of Leningrad
Museum of Printing is located in a former
rental apartment house of the 20th c.
Since 1984 – museum “Lenin and
“Newspaper”Pravda”. Since 1991 – “The
Museum of Printing of St. Petersburg”
Rumyantsev Mansion
• In 1802 the Mansion was purchased by
Count Nikolay Rumyantsev. In 1831 according the last will of Nikolay Rumyant-
sev on the ground of his collections they
opened the first Russian private public Rumyantsev museum. Since the year 1938
the building was conveyed to museum
Collection: 1 326 232 items
Main sections of collection: architectural
graphics, paintings, replicated graphics,
cards, rare books, hand-written documental
fund , photographs, ceramics and glass, costumes, textiles, numismatics, furniture, technic, archeology
Highlights:
• architectural graphics by Giacomo Quarenghi
• dress a\la Russe of Princes Maria Pavlovna
• collection of art nouveau style items
Main research areas:
• history of Saint Petersburg
• history of Russian and soviet architecture
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Siege diary”, Historical museum of Warsaw, 2009
• Intermuseum exhibition “Dreams of Russian Avant-garde”, Saitama, Okazaki, Yamagata, 2010
• Exhibition “Russian Style. Style of art and
living”, St. Petersburg, 2011
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ICMAH
САМОС,
COSTUME,
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Kunstkamera
floor of 1909). The museum’s main building is
an outstanding example of the Baroque style
of Peter’s age. It is the oldest museum building in the world.
Collection: 1 115 183 items
Main sections of collection: ethnographic,
archaeology, anthropology, illustrative collections, M. V. Lomonosov Museum collections
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uccessor of Russia’s first state public museum (Kunstkamera) founded in 1714 by
Peter’s the Great. In 1836, when the Kunstkamera was divided into some independent
academic museums, the Ethnographical and
Anatomical museums were established. Since
1879 – the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, mostly Russian. Since 1903 – Peter
Russian Academy of Sciences Peter the Great Museum
of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera)
199034, St. Petersburg, 3, University Emb.
[email protected]
www.kunstkamera.ru
Director Yuriy Chistov
+7 (812) 328 07 12, ext. 101
[email protected]
Executive secretary E. Mikhailova
+7 (812) 323 08 12, ext. 103
[email protected]
International contacts Ju. Kupina
+7 (812) 328 08 12, ext. 109
+7 (812) 323 29 06 t/f
[email protected]
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the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography. Since 1991 – Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of Russian Academy of Sciences.
Located in the historical building of Kunstkamera (1718–1727) plus the so-called “Museum wing” attached to it in 1887 (additional
Highlights:
• natural-science collections of the Peter the
Great – Kunstkamera (collections of Albert
Seba, Frederik Ryusch and others)
• Great Gottorp globe
• James Cook collection
• N. N. Miklukho-Maclay collection
• I. G. Voznesenskii collection from “Russian
America” (Alaska, California)
• Russian seafarers of the early 19th century
collections (I. F. Krusenstern, Yu. F. Lisyanskii and others)
• collection of Nicholas II, obtained during
his voyage to the Orient
Main research areas:
• cultural anthropology
• social anthropology
• physical anthropology
• ethnography of the Peoples of the World
• archeology
• history of the 18th c.
• Russian sciences
Last years’ main projects:
• “Tlingit: Alte Indianische Kunst Aus Alaska”. In January – May 2001 the exhibition
was displayed at Rietberg Museum, Zurich, Switzerland and at Menil Collection,
Houston, USA
• “The Arctic Civilisation”. In February – August 2002 the exhibition was displayed at
Vapriikki Exhibition Center, Tampere, Finland, and in October 2002 – March 2003
at Malmö Museum, Sweden
• “Palast des Wissens. Die Kunst und Wunderkammer Zar Peters des Großen”. The
exhibition was designed in cooperation
with the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Archives, and Dortmund Museum of Arts,
Germany. In 2003–2004 three rounds of
exhibition were successfully implemented
in Dortmund and Gotha, Germany, and in
Tampere, Finland
• “Path Forward: The Cultural Unity of
the Peoples of Eurasia”. 23.11.2010 –
14.03.2011 the exhibition was displayed
at National Folk Museum of Korea (Seoul)
ICOM Committees ICME, ICEE
St. Petersburg
Memorial Museum of Leningrad Defense and Siege
St. Petersburg
F
ounded in December 1943 when the military Council of Leningrad Front adopted
the decision to organize the exhibition “Heroic
Defense of Leningrad”. Within a short period of
time a great deal of work was done by artists
architects, historians, many of whom were especially commissioned from the active sections
of the front. The exhibition was open on the 30th
of April 1944, and in January 1946 it was reorganized as the Museum of Leningrad Defense,
but closed in March 1953. In 1988 war and
labor veterans, survivors of the siege, writers,
artists, journalists raised their voices for the defense of the devastated museum. The museum
was again open on in 1989
Main sections of collection: works of art,
weapons, personal belongings, documents,
military engineering equipment, military flags,
military uniforms
Located in the building of the former Handicraft Museum (1901–1903 by P. Trifanov),
entering into a complex of museum buildings
of the so-called “Salt town” on banks of the
Fontanka River
Last years’ main projects:
• The Banner of Victory in St. Petersburg,
2003
• The Long Road to Peace, 2009
• Rescued Relics, 2010
Collection: about 25 000 items
ICOM Committee ICEE
Highlights:
• blockade diaries and memories of ordinary members of the battle for Leningrad
and the siege
• private amateur photos
• drawings and paintings of artists of the
siege of Leningrad
Main research areas: preservation and study
of the history of the Siege of Leningrad
Saint Petersburg State Budget Cultural Organization
“Memorial Museum of Leningrad Defense and Siege”
191186, Saint Petersburg, Solanoy lane, 9
Branch: Museum of the “Road of Life”
[email protected]
www.blokadamus.ru
Director Anatoli Shishkin
+7 (812) 579 30 21
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St. Petersburg
Military Medical Museum
St. Petersburg
F
ounded in 1942
Occupies 16 buildings (1799–1936)
Exhibition halls located in the historical center of Saint Petersburg on the territory of the
former Imperial Guard Semenovskiy regiment
and Semenovskiy-Aleksandrovskiy military
hospital (1799, arch. F. Demercov)
Total square: 5372 m2
Collection: over 440 000, archive fund – over
60 000 000 items
Main sections of collection: Art fund, written
sources, medical equipment, appliances,
uniforms, faleristics, personal funds, photograph collection
Military Medical Museum of Federal State State-financed
Military Educational Institution of Higher Pofessional
Education “Military Medical Academy named after
S. M. Kirov” of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian
Federation
Highlights:
• “Kniga glagolemaya prohladniy vertrograd, izbrannaya ot mnogih mudretsov
o razlichnyh vrachevskih veshchah ko
zdraviju chelovecheskomu pristojashchih”
• plan-engraving “Rivers of Illnesses”, executed by Vasiliy Malakhov for Alexander I
• portrait of A. I. Vasiliev by V. L. Borovikovskiy
• items connected with professional activity
of the great Russian surgeon N. I. Pirogov
• picture “Arrival of N. I. Pirogov to Moscow”
by I. E. Repin
• selection of appliances dated from 18th till
20th cc.
• authentic documents of fascism crime
against the humanity
• 300 personal funds of prominent representatives of world and Russian medicine
Main research areas:
• field of social and humane studies
• natural and technical sciences
• museology
• archiving
Last years’ main projects:
• “Medicine of Russia and Saint Petersburg”
• “Anatomy theatre”
• “For 200 anniversary of N. I. Pirogov”
• “A woman at war”
• “Hitler and the Germans. People and
crime”, Intermuseum project organized
together with German History museum
(Berlin)
ICOM Committee ICOMAM
191180, Saint Petersburg, Lazaretny lane, 2
+7 (812) 315 72 87
www.milmed.spb.ru
www.museum.ru/M170
[email protected]
Director Anatoliy Budko
Executive secretary Natalya Chigareva
International contacts Andrei Smekalov
+7 (812) 315 72 91
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Museum of nonconformist art
possible to officially register the organization
under the name, Association “Free Culture”,
bringing together the independent leaders of
the contemporary art-center, Pushkinskaya
10. In 1998, the Association established the
Museum of Nonconformist Art, based on the
collection of contemporary art gathered in
the 1980-s and 1990-s by “unofficial” artists –
nonconformist art of Leningrad – St. Petersburg spanning the second half of the 20th c.
Total area: 4500 m2
Exhibition zone: 200 m2 (Big hall), 165 m2
(Small hall)
Museum wing: 345 m2
Collection: more than 3500 items
L
ocated in the former apartment house
(1878–1879). In 1984 the tenants were resettled. Perestroika had begun soon and the
191040, Saint Petersbourg, Pushkinskaya str., 10
+7 (812) 764 48 52
www.nonmuseum.ru
Director Evgeny Orlov
[email protected]
Executive secretary Mariya Varlamova
[email protected]
International contacts Larisa Kucher
[email protected]
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vacated house changed into a squat. 1989 –
underwent a complete renovation. After the
political reorganization of 1991, it became
Main sections of collection: “Arefyevsky circle”
(beginning of the 1950-s to 1990); Association
of Experimental Exhibitions (AEE), “Gazanevskaya Culture”: Works from unofficial artists
who took part in “apartment exhibitions” and
exhibitions shown in the Palace of Culture,
specifically I. I. Gaza and in the Palace of
Culture “Nevsky” (middle of the 1970-s to the
beginning of the 1980-s); Association of Experimental Visual Arts (AEVA): works from artists-nonconformists, defending the legal right
to engage in exhibition activities; Association
“Free Culture” (1990-s); Contemporary Art
Highlights:
• “Arefyevsky circle” 1950–90-s (Arefyev
Aleksandr, Vasmi Rikhard, Gromov Valentin, Shvarts Sholom, Shagin Vladimir)
Main research areas:
• Gazanevskaya culture
• Nonconformism
• study of the museum’s collection: persons,
groups, associations, and schools of contemporary art
• Art-center “Pushkinskaya 10” as a contemporary institution in the globalized world
• contemporary art
Last years’ main projects:
• Cross movement. Alexander Nevsky
and Russian saints in contemporary art.
(St. Petersburg – Veliky Novgorod – Petrozavodsk)
• Festival of unofficial art schools of Leningrad – St. Petersburg (Moscow – St. Petersburg)
• Free Culture in the museums of Russia
(Khanti-Manskiysk – Omsk – Novosibirsk –
Barnaul – Krasnoyarsk – Khabarovsk –
Vladivostok)
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Museum of Railway
Transport in Russia
phy, models, numismatics, philately, location
models of the rolling-stock
Highlights:
• model of the Cherepanovs steam locomotive
• model of the locomotive “The Dexterous”
• model of the bridge over the Yenisei
Main research areas: history of the rise and
the progress of the railway industry in Russia
F
ounded in 1813 by the Institute of corps
of the engineers of the roads communication in St. Petersburg. Opened to the public in
1862. On the 25th of July in 1896 the Department of the communication made the decision of organization the museum of the ways
of communications
Building was constructed in 1902 by the
architect P. Kupinskiy specially for the Museum of the Department of the way of communications by the name of emperor Nicolas I
Last years’ main projects:
• Participation in exhibition “The panorama
of empires. The voyage to the East of
legatee cesarevich Nicolai Alexandrovich
in 1890–1891”, State historical-architectural, artistic and landscaping museum-park
“Tsaritsyno”, 2010–2011
• Participation in exhibition for 200 years of
determination diplomatic attitude between
Russia and USA, National Russia Museum
of A. S. Pushkin in Museum
• Participation in exhibition “Emperors voyages”, Museum Benuas family, State museum-park “Peterhof”, 2009
• Participation in exhibition “The railway of
Russia. Great way”, devoted to 170th anniversary of the railway in Russia, State
Historical Museum
ICOM Committee CIMUSET
Federal State Budgetary Institution of Culture
“Central Museum of Railway Transport in Russia”
Collection: 66 220
190068, St. Petersburg, Sadovaya Str., 50
[email protected]
Main sections of collection: documents, fine
arts, drafts-albums, photo-albums, photogra-
Director Galina Zakrevskaya
+7 (812) 457 80 05
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Museum of Soil Science
O
pened on 5th of November, 1904
Since 1879, an exceptional naturalist, V. V. Dokuchaev was putting a considerable effort
in organizing a center for popularization
of the soil science – a museum, first in the
world, seen as a focal point for divulging all
kinds of knowledge concerning soils. From
1891 he was trying to organize an institution
specialized in soil and gained sympathy of
the population for his project. The decision
about establishing the museum was taken
in 1902 by the Free Economic Society, but
the opening took place after the V. V. Dokuchaev’s death
Located in the northern warehouse (1826–
1828, arch. I. F. Lukinin) – a part of a Strelka
Exchange stock complex on the Vasilevsky
Island
Collection: 3500 items, 2500 of which – soil
monoliths
Main sections of collection: Soil – a particular natural TELO (element, body, structure);
Stages of the soil science and education;
The variety of soils in Russia and neighboring
countries; SOS – Save Our Soils; History of
soil management (agriculture)
Most valuable collections: Fund of monoliths
collected by the Pereselenskaya expedition
(10 items), Collection of the Altai region soils
(20 items), Collection of Arctic and tundra
soils (30 items), Collection of the State protected monoliths of the Leningrad region soils
(70 items)
Highlights:
• relief map of the Poltava province, based
on the hypsometric map of A. A. Tillo and
a soil map of V. V. Dokuchaev; maquette,
1900, engineers – executants: Krapivin
and Petrov
• soil relief globe; laboratory of The Perm
branch of All Union Geographic Society
of the Academy of Science of the Soviet
Union, 1989–1992
• “mikulinskaya” fossil soil (turfy – podsolic
type) ; soil monolith, A. Velichko, T. Morozova, 1978
• primitive soil from the residual chalkstones
of a Staroladozhskaya fortress wall; soil
monolith, L. Martov, 1978
ICOM Committee NATHIST
The State Scientific Institution – Russian Agricultural
Academy’s Central Museum of Soil Science named after
V. V. Dokutchaev
Saint Petersburg, Birzhevy side – str., 6
http://soil-museum.ru
Director Prof. B. F. Aparin
+7 (812) 328 56 02
Executive secretary E. V. Pyatina
+7 (812) 328 54 02
International contacts E. Yu. Sukhatcheva
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Pushkin House
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stablished in 1905
Located in the federal monument of architecture,
the former Petersburg Customs-house (1828)
Collection: over 120 000 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, drawings, sculpture, photos, documents, memorial items, applied art
Highlights:
• A. F. Onegin’s collection
• collection of the Lermontov museum of
Nikolaev Cavalry school collection of Petersburg Tolstoy museum
Last years’ main projects:
• Inter-museum exhibition project “Russian
Single Combat. Duel in Russia”. Pushkin
State Museum, Moscow, 2007
• Exhibition “Glory of the Russian Academy.
Portrait gallery of the Russian Academy
from Pushkin House collections” devoted
to 225th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Science, 2008
• Exhibition “Arabesques” devoted to
N. V. Gogol’s 200th anniversary, 2009
• Exhibition “Treasures of the Golden Age
of Russian literature: from Pushkin to Tolstoy / Trésors du siècle d’or russe, de
Pouchkine à Tolstoï”, organized in collaboration with Martin Bodmer foundation,
Geneva, 2009
• Exhibition “Writer’s Path” devoted to 100th
anniversary of L. N. Tolstoy’s death, 2010
• Exhibition “This World is Mine” devoted to
M. A. Bulgakov’s 120th anniversary, organized in collaboration with Moscow Mikhail
Bulgakov Fund and M. A. Bulgakov State
Museum, Moscow, 2011
ICOM Committee ICLM
St. Petersburg, Makarov emb., 4
+7 (812) 328 05 02
[email protected]
www.pushkinskijdom.ru
Director Larissa Agamalian
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Kochneva
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
ROSPHOTO
F
ounded in 2002 by the Ministry for Culture
of the Russian Federation
Situated in the former building of Russia insurance society (1905–1907, arch. V. V. Ilyashev). The facades reflect the purpose
of the spaces. The first floor with its large
windows was intended for commercial
establishments, whereas the second and
Federal State Budgetary Culture Institution
State Museum and Exhibition Center for
Photography ROSPHOTO
191186, Saint Petersburg, Bolshaya Morskaya str., 35
+7 (812) 314 12 14
www.rosphoto.org
General director Zakhar Kolovsky
[email protected]
Executive secretary Maria Gourieva
[email protected]
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third floors were built for the insurance
company
Collection: 7569 items
Highlights:
• album of Japanese photographer Kusakabe Kimbei
• collection of photographs of William Carrick
• collection of landscape photography of
late 19th – early 20th cc.
• collection of “Turkestan Album” photographs
• album “Journey on Schooner Dmitry Donskoy”
• album of the First Pacific Ocean Squadron
• collection of Dmitry Yermakov’s ethnographic photogrpahs
• album of heliographs “Photographs of Earl
Nostits”
• collection “Photographs of Frescos of the
Temple of the Transfiguration of Christ in
the Pskov Spaso-Mirozhsky Monastery”
• collection “Photographs of Besieged Leningrad by Boris Kudoyarov”
• album of photographs with views and
types of Mongolia “Mongolia. 1889” by
Charushin
• collection of photographs of views
and types of the Middle East (Bonfis,
N. M. Saba, N. D. Phot (Norden frers)
• collection of photographs from the world
tour of 1879–1880
• collection of views of St. Petersburg and
Moscow (1880–1900-s)
Main research areas:
• history of development, evaluation and attribution of photographic collections in the
national archives of the Russian Federation
• chemical and technological research in the
field of preservation of photographs
• complex chemical and technological analysis and attribution of historical papers
• methods of technical and technological
expertise of photographs and documents
• methods of scientific and preventive digitalization of photographs
ROSPHOTO is the scientific and methodical
center of the National Program of Preservation of Photographic Archives of the Russian
Federation
Last years’ main projects:
• Annual international conference “Photography in Museum” since 2007
• Exhibition and educational program “Contemporary Nordic Photography” supported by the Nordic Culture Fund, 2009
• “Hungarian Masters of Photography:
Brassai, Robert Kapa, Andre Kertesz,
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Martin Munkasci”
from the Hungarian Museum of Photography, 2010
• “William Carrick: Images of Russian Life.
Photographs of 1850–1870-s” from the
Russian national collections, 2010
• “Images of Italy. 1841–1941” from the collection of the Brothers Alinari Museum of
the History of Photography (Italy), 2011
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Russian Academy of Arts Museum
Highlights:
• project models of the 18th – 19th cc. buildings of St. Petersburg (Smolny monastery,
St. Trinity Church of the Alexandro-Nevskaya lavra, Stock Exchange, Academy of
Arts, St. Isaac`s Cathedral)
• “Portrait of Fanni Persiani” by Karl Brullov
• “Resurrection of Jairus`daughter“ by Vasyli
Polenov
• “The girl with a bouquet” by Ilya Repin
• “Watermelon seller” by E. V. Blagoveshenskaya
• drawing “Head of a girl. Study for the painting “Return of a drunker” by J.-B. Greuze
• watercolor “The interior with the flowers”
by Marc Chagall
Main research areas:
• history of Russian Art and Russian Art
school
• history of the Russian Academy of Arts
Last years’ main projects:
• “Canon of beauty of Raphael. Epoch of
Raphael and Russian Art School”, 2008
• “Self-portrait and Artists` Portrait. 18th –
21st cc.”, 2009
• “Gallic Spirit on the Neva coast”, 2010
• Participation in “Sacred Russia” exhibition,
Louvre, 2010
• “The Socialists realisms: soviet painting in
1920–1970”, Rome, 2011
• “Lomonosov and the Elizabethan time”,
State Hermitage museum, 2011–2012
ICOM Committees ICFA, CECA, UMAC
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stablished in 1758 after Russian Academy of Arts was founded in 1757
Situated in the federal monument of architecture (1764–1788, arch. A. Kokorinov, J.-B. Vallin de la Mothe) special built for Academy
Federal State Budget Scientific Organization “Scientific
Research Museum of the Russian Academy
of Arts”
Saint Petersburg, Universitetskaya embankement, 17
Branch:
•Memorial museum-estate of Ilia E. Repin “Penates”
(Russian Federation, 189648, Saint Petersburg,
Settlement Repino, 411 Primorskoye shosse)
Departments:
•Memorial museum-flat of Isaac Brodsky (Saint
Petersburg, 3 Mikhaylovskaya Ploschad)
•Memorial museum-studio of Arkhip I. Kuindgi
(St. Petersburg, 1/10 Birjevoi pereulok)
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Collection: 164 683 items
Main sections of collection: painting, drawing,
sculpture, engraving, architectural graphic,
architectural models and applied arts, photography – from Russia and Western Europe
•Memorial house-museum of Pavel P. Chistyakov
(Pushkin, 23 Moscovskoe schosse)
[email protected]
www.nimrah.ru
Director Ludmila Kondratenko
+7 (812) 328 27 19
[email protected]
Executive secretary Maria Bondareva
+7 (812) 323 64 96
[email protected]
International contacts Veronica Irina Bogdan
+7 (812) 323 64 96
[email protected]
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Russian Museum
• The Stroganov Palace (1753–1754 by
M. Zemtsov, rebuilt by F. B. Rastrelli) is one
of the best examples of Russian Baroque
architecture. It was named after barons,
later counts Stroganovs – collectors who
were among the richest families in Russia
• The Summer Garden (1704) – The Summer Palace of Peter the Great (1714 by
D. Trezini) is the first Emperor Summer residence. Original interior of the 1st quarter of
the 18th c. preserved in most of the rooms
• Cabin of Peter the Great (1703) is the oldest building in St. Petersburg and the first
Russian memorial museum-monument.
Entitled the Original Palace of Peter the
Great or Red Chambers
Collection: over 400 000 items
E
stablished in 1895 by a decree of the Emperor Nicholas II
Buildings, branches:
• The main building: The Mikhailovsky Palace (1819–1825 by K. Rossi) – the masterpiece ensemble of Russian Neoclassical architecture – with the Benois Wing
(1914–1919 by L. Benua, S. Ovsyannikov),
Federal State Budgetary Institution of Culture
“The State Russian Museum”
191186, St. Petersburg, 4 Inzhenernaya Str.
www.rusmuseum.ru
Director Vladimir Gusev
+7 (812) 595 42 40
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alena Antipova
+7 (812) 315 64 36
[email protected]
International contacts Marina Panteleymon
+7 (812) 347 87 35
[email protected]
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former Exhibition Pavilion of the Academy
of Fine Arts
• The Marble Palace (1768–1785 by A. Rinaldi) is the most significant monument of
the Russian Classicism in St. Petersburg
• St Michael’s Castle (1797–1801 by V. Brenna) is the unique palace of Romantic Classicism style in Russia that was created with
the participation of the Emperor Pavel I
Main sections of collection: Old Russian Art of
the 11th – 17th cc.; 18th – early 21st cc. Russian
Art (Painting, Drawing, Watercolours, Graphic
Art, Sculpture, Decorative and Applied Art,
Numismatics, Folk Art, Modern Art); collection of Jacob and Joseph Rzhevsky; Ludwig
Museum in the Russian Museum
Highlights:
• “Archangel Gabriel (Angel with the Golden
Hair)”, Novgorod, about 12th c.
• “The Last Day of Pompeii” by Karl Brullov,
1833
• “Barge Haulers on the Volga” by Ilya Repin, 1870–1873
• “Ceremonial Sitting of the State Council on
7 May 1901” by Ilya Repin, 1903
• “The Ninth Wave” by Ivan Aivazovsky,
1850
• “The Head of a Peasant” by Kazemir Malevich, 1928–1929
• “The Banquet of Kings” by Pavel Filonov,
1913
• “Virgin of Tenderness Evil Hearts” by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, 1914–1915
Main research areas:
• Russian art from the 11th to the beginning
of 21st cc.
• Russian Art in the Context of World Art Process
Last years’ main projects:
• Annual International Festival of Landscape
Design “The Imperial Gardens of Russia”
in The Mikhailovsky Garden, since 2008
• “First Museum Photobiennale”, 2009
• “Saints of the Russian Land”, 2010
• “Favoured by Clio. Heroes and Villains in
Russian History”, 2010
• Inter-museum exhibition “Holy Russia”, 2011
• “Konstantin Korovin” exhibition, 2011
ICOM Committees ICFA, DEMHIST, ICMS,
ICEE, ICOFOM
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Russian Museum of ethnography
a medium between people and science that
comprehend their everyday life as an object
to study. People give ethnology the matter of
its studies – artifacts, music, folklore – and
then find it in the space of ethnomuseums
whose task is not to mummify their culture
but to help them in identifying and understanding themselves
Building (1902–1913 by V. Svinyin) is an architectural monument and was built in specifically to demonstrate the ethnographic
collections. The building of the museum has
one of the most beautiful exhibition halls of St.
Petersburg – the Marble Hall (Memorial Hall
of the Emperor Alexander III)
Collection: about 500 000
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stablished in 1895 when Edict hen the
Russian Emperor Nicholas II issued
the special edict. This outstanding project
appeared as a demonstration of the might
of Russian state and of the loyality of it
The Russian Museum of Ethnography
191011, Saint Petersburg, Ulitsa Inzhenernaya, 4/1
[email protected]
www.ethnomuseum.ru
Director Vladimir Grusman
+7 (812) 571 86 22
Executive secretary Lidia Zgun
+7 (812) 570 53 53
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subjects: hundreds of peoples and tribes
settling on Russian land. Collections
include objects of ethnic culture of more than
150 peoples of Russia and its neighbours.
Museum has been created to function like
Main sections of collection: collection for culture and ethnography of the Russian people,
Belarusians, Ukrainians and Moldavians,
Ashkenazi Jews, peoples of the North-West
Russia and Baltic countries, peoples of the
Volga and Ural regions, peoples of the Caucasus and Crimea, Central Asia, Siberia and
the Far East, peoples of Central and Southern Europe, Ainu culture, Japanese, Chinese,
Koreans, Mongols, collection of photographs,
books, illustrative fund, manuscripts
Highlights:
original drawings illustrating the work of the famous Russian ethnographer, naturalist and explorer of German origin academician Johann
Gottlieb Georgi “Description of the Russian
state living people, usages, clothing, housing,
jewelry fun, faith and other attractions”
Main research areas:
• developing and publishing guidance on
various aspects of ethnography collections practice
• seminars and training courses, practical
assistance to museum workers
• methodical training and the creation of
ethnographic exhibits and exhibitions
• organization of education and educational
work with visitors
Has the status of research institutions nationwide, and the center of ethnographic museology
Last years’ main projects:
• “Parade of Nations” exhibition, Beijing,
2006
• “The Serbian collections in the collection
of REM” exhibition, Belgrade
• “Portrait of the Empire – the life of pre-revolutionary Russia” photo exhibition, in conjunction with the Center for Art and Media
Karlsruhe, Germany
• “Petersburg and Finnish science: contacts
and impulses” exhibition
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St. Petersburg
St. Isaac’s Cathedral
St. Petersburg
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of
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unique historical complex, comprising
of four cathedrals and a vestry – objects
cultural heritage of federal significance:
St. Sampson’s Cathedral (1728–1740, unknown arch.)
St. Isaac’s Cathedral (1818–1858, arch.
A. Montferrand)
The Smolny Cathedral of the Resurrection (the foundation was laid in 1748, arch.
F. B. Rastrelli, the construction was completed in 1835, arch. V. P. Stasov)
The Church of the Resurrection of Christ
(Savior on the Spilled Blood) with a vestry
(1883–1904, arch. A. A. Parland)
On April 12, 1931 the State Antireligious
Museum was opened in St. Isaac’s Cathedral
In 1937, the Cathedral acquired the status of
an architectural monument, with a historical
and arts focus. In January 1963 the Museum
St. Isaac’s Cathedral became a branch of the
State Museum of the History of Leningrad. In 1969
museum-monument “St. Isaac’s Cathedral” became an autonomous museum institution. Two
more cathedrals became part of the Museum:
the Church of the Resurrection of Christ (Savior
on the Spilled Blood) in 1971 and St. Sampson’s
Cathedral in 1984. In 2004 the State Museum
“St. Isaac’s Cathedral” expanded to include the
Concert and Exhibition Hall Smolny Cathedral
Collection: over 30 000 items
St. Petersburg State Museum-monument
“St. Isaac’s Cathedral”
St. Petersburg, Directorate – Nevsky prospect, 29-31, А
+7 (812) 315 43 61, +7 (812) 312 28 11 f
[email protected]
www.cathedral.ru
Director Nikolay Burov
Executive secretary Maria Morozova
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Main sections of collection: unique artistic decorative elements of the interiors of its churches-monuments: monumental painting, sculpture, mosaics and stonework; works of visual,
decorative and applied arts, numismatics, rare
books and documents of the 17th – beginning
of the 21st cc.; photograph library and a scientific-technical archive, containing documents
describing maintenance and restoration works
held on the Museum’s objects, documents devoted to the history of the Museum
Main research areas:
• history of construction and artistic décor of
the Museum’s cathedrals
• restoration works
• museum’s publications and exhibition
projects
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “St. Isaac’s Cathedral. Models
of the epoch” for 150th anniversary of
St. Isaac’s Cathedral, 2008
• Joint Russian and French exhibition
“Auguste Ricard de Motferrand (Paris,
1786 – St. Petersburg, 1858). French
architect in St. Petersburg” (ClermontFerrand, France)
ICOM Committees ICAMT, CAMOC
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
State Hermitage Collection: about 3 000 000 items
Main sections of collection: primitive culture,
art and culture of the ancient world, the West
European art, weapons and defensive weapons, culture and art of the east, Russian culture, numismatics, gallery jewelry, china
Highlights:
• Madonna Litta, Leonardo da Vinci
• St. Sebastian, Titian
• Madonna and Child (Madonna Conestabile), Raphael
• Danae, Titian
• Maecenas Presenting the Liberal Arts to
Emperor Augustus, Tiepolo
• Female Figurine, 23,000–21,000 BC
• Statue of Amenemhat III, 19th c. BC
• Black-Figure Dinos with Ships
• Amorous Couple “Maithuna”, 10th – 13th cc.
O
ne of the oldest and largest museums in
the world. The collection occupies more
than 350 halls in 5 different buildings including the Winter Palace, the former residence of
the Russian tsars.
The Winter Palace was constructed in 1752–
1764. So Museum starts its history from the
Federal State Institution of Culture “The State Hermitage”
190000, Saint Petersburg, Dvorcovaya sq., 2
Branches:
•Winter Palace of Peter I
•Menshikov Palace
•Museum of the Imperial Porcelain Factory
•General Staff
•Restoration and archival center of “Old Village”
•Center “Hermitage-Vyborg”
•Exhibition center “Hermitage-Kazan”
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Last years’ main projects:
• Reconstruction of the Main Staff
• “Hermitage 20/21” to collect, display,
learn the art of 20th – 21st cc, a collection
of works that will become history tomorrow
• Restoration and archival center of the
State Hermitage Museum “Old Village”
• Johannes Vermeer. “Love Letter”. From the
collection of Reyksmuzeya (Amsterdam),
2011
• Annie Leibovitz. The life of the photographer. 1990–2005, 2011
• Henry Moore at the Hermitage. Sculpture
and drawings, 2011
• Prado, the Hermitage, 2011
ICOM Committees ICFA, INTERCOM,
ICMS, ICOFOM, CECA, ICOM-CC, ICMAH,
ICOMAM
1764, because the building itself also is
a part of museum collection. And also in 1764
Empress Catherine II purchases Johann Ernest Gotzkowski’s collection, the first collection of the Museum. Collections, exhibitions,
museum departments and services located
in 10 buildings, 7 of which are monuments of
Russian architecture of the 18th and 19th cc.
•Center for “The Hermitage – Amsterdam”, Netherlands
•“The Hermitage-Italy” at Ferrara, Italy
www.hermitagemuseum.org
Director Mikhail Piotrovsky
+7 (812) 710 96 04
[email protected]
Executive secretary
+7 (812) 710 96 10
[email protected]
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St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Theatre and Music Museum
I
n 1918 in the former building of Direction of Imperial Theatres (1833 by Karl
Rossi) the first theatrical museum of Petrograd was opened. Statute about the Museum was affirmed by Minister of Education A. Lunacharsky on 23 February 1920
Branches:
• Sheremetev Palace (1750). 34, Fontanka
emb., St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg State Museum of Theatre and Music
191023, St. Petersburg, 2 A, Zodchego Rossi str.
www.theatremuseum.ru
Director Natalia Metelitsa
+7 (812) 310 10 29
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alexandra Shtarkman
+7 (812) 314 53 45
[email protected]
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• The F. Chaliapin Museum in his former apartment (1901). 2b, Graftio str.,
St. Petersburg
• The Samoilov Family Museum (1830). 8,
Stremyannaya str., St. Petersburg
• The N. Rimsky-Korsakov Museum in his
former apartment (1874). 28, Zagorodny
Prospekt, St. Petersburg
Collection: 479 487
Main sections of collection: musical instruments in Sheremetev Palace; painting, graphics, sculpture and applied art; manuscripts
and documents; memorabilia (theatrical costumes and objects); photography and negatives, playbills and programmes; records’
archive
Main research areas:
• organology of 11th – 21st cc.
• history of opera, ballet, Russian theatre of
18th – 21st cc.
• guest tours to St. Petersburg of foreign
theatrical and musical troupes in 18th –
21st cc.
Highlights:
• musical instruments, created by famous
West European and Russian masters of
16th – 20th cc.; memorial musical instruments of Russian composers of 19th – 20th
cc.; collections that belonged to the Romanov’s Imperial Family; unique Russian
Horn Orchestra of the 18th c.
• collection of ballet shoes from Maria Talioni
to Natalia Makarova
• scenography pieces by Ilia Repin, Sergei
Makovsky, Mikhail Vrubel, artists of “Mir
Iskusstva”
• photographs of Imperial Theatres’ Studio
and Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes
Troupe
• recordings of voices of Leo Tolstoy, Sergei
Esenin, Alexander Blok, Maria Ermolova,
G. Balanchin, G. Tovstonogov etc.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Scenic world”, Tokio, 2007
• “Returning to Russia. Lobanov-Rostovsky
Collection” with International Foundation
“Konstantinovsky”, 2008
• “View of the Dance: Sergei Diaghilev and
Ballets Russes”, Monaco, 2009
• “Rudolf Noureyev. Threads of Time” with
Center National du Costume de Scène,
2010
• Inter-museum project “Russian Winter” with
State Hermitage, State Russian Museum,
Russian Museum of Ethnography, State
Museum Reserve “Peterhof”, State Museum
Reserve “Tsarskoe Selo”, Rome, 2011
• “Destiny of Russian Opera”, Milan, 2011
ICOM Committees DEMHIST, ICEE, INTERCOM, CIMCIM
Northwestern region
NORTHWESTERN REGION
Area of lakes and forests, where you can easily see virgin nature
Northwestern region
Atomflot. Nuclear Icebreaker «LENIN»
Six objects from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of the region
Consist of 11 federal subjects
Population 13 500 000
Total area 1 677 900 km2
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00), USZ1 (UTC+03:00)
O
pened to the public on 5th of May, 2009.
“LENIN” was built on the Admiralty Shipyards in St. Petersburg (former Leningrad),
the building was started 08.24.1956, the icebreaker was put into operation 12.03.1959.
World’s first nuclear-powered surface vessel
with the extended average superstructure
and two masts; in a fodder part the runway
platform for helicopters of ice investigation is
placed; the length of the icebreaker is 134 m,
the width – 26.7 m, the height – 46 m
peninsula; the reference with a radioactive
waste; the international cooperation in the
field of atomic engineering etc.
• Nuclear industry information center: an
educational multimedia complex, the primary goal – popularization of knowledge
of atom and granting to visitors of trustworthy information about work of the enterprises of nuclear branch; it is used for demonstration of educational 3D-films-quizes,
carrying out of videoconferences, lectures
and seminars
Collection: about 10 000
ICOM Committee CECA
Main research areas:
• the history of development of Northern sea
route
• Arctic region
• history of icebreaking and nuclear icebreaking fleet of Russia
Last years’ main projects:
• Permanent exhibition «Kola Atom»: geography of an arrangement of the enterprises
of nuclear branch in the region, history of
their occurrence and development on Kola
Arctic Expo Center «Nuclear Icebreaker “LENIN”»
FSUE “Atomflot”
183038, Murmansk, 25, Portovy proezd
[email protected]
www.rosatomflot.ru
Director Alexander Timofeev
+7 911 345 60 98
Executive secretary Anna Kamakhina
+7 911 345 67 77
International contacts Vladimir Blinov
+7 911 345 60 53
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Northwestern region
Fine Arts Museum of Karelian Republic
Northwestern region
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stablished on 20th of October 1960. Located in the historical center of Petrozavodsk. It is old stone building (1786, Federal
cultural heritage)
Collection: 14 476
Budget Organization The Museum of Fine Arts
of Karelian Republic
185035, Petrozavodsk, Karl Marks avenue, 8
http://artmuseum.karelia.ru
Director Natalia Vavilova
+7 (8142) 78 25 78
[email protected]
Executive secretary Irina Kuspak
+7 (8142) 76 45 19
[email protected]
International contacts Natalia Kozlovskaya
+7 (8142) 78 40 03
[email protected]
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Main sections of collection: Icon Painting
of Karelia, 15th – 19th cc., Karelian Folk Art,
Modern Karelian art, 20th c., Russian Art,
18th – 20th cc., Russian Art, 1920–1990-s, West
European Art
• paintings collection made by the Empress
Maria Fedorovna, wife of Aleksandr III
Main research areas:
• Icon Painting of Karelia, 15th – 19th cc.
• Modern Karelian art, 20th c.
• Russian Art, 1920–1990-s
• cataloging of museum’s funds
Last years’ main projects:
• “Holy image”. Icons from the collection of
the Museum of Fine Arts of Karelian republic. Finland, Salo Art Museum, 2007
• “Real Kalevala”. International exhibition,
commemorating the 160th anniversary of
the first full “Kalevela” edition. Karelian
and Finnish paintings, 2009
• “Empress Maria Fedorovna – painter and
collector” Russian and West European
paintings of 19th c., 2009
• “KAREL-FEST”. Exhibition of Finnish and
Karelian contemporary art. From private
collections. Saint Petersburg, Museum of
nonconformist art, 2009
• Project “Multitowel or Kaspaikka”. Creation of modern educational interactive
programme about the Karelian Folk Art for
children, 2010
ICOM Committee ICFA
Highlights:
• Icon Painting of Karelia, 15th-19th cc.: The
Prophet Elijah (early 15th c.), The Apostles
Peter and Paul (second half of 15th c.), The
Deesis (early 16th c.), The Miracle of St.
George and the dragon (16th c.), The Fiery
Ascent of the Prophet Elijah with scenes
from his life (1647 by Ignatiy Panteleev)
• Russian Art, 18th – 20th cc.: F. Rokotov,
I. Repin, I. Aivazovskiy, A Bogolubov,
I. Kramskoy, V. Polenov, I. Braz, I. Sishkin,
A. Benoit and others
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Gatchina Palace and Estate Museum
Includes:
• Gatchina Palace (1766–1781 by Antonio
Rinaldi; reconstruction 1792–1798 by Vincenzo Brenna; reconstruction 1845–1856
by Roman Kuzmin)
The Main Building is a part of the museum; the
Arsenal Wing is partially used as a museum,
partially for administrative purposes and partially for reserve exhibits and partially for support purposes. The Kitchen Wing has supportive and operative uses. The Palace Chapel is
still used tor its initial purpose. The palace is
undergoing restoration and renovation now
• Priory Palace (1797–1799 by Nikolay L’vov)
• The Venus Pavilion on the Island of Love
(1792–1793 by Vincenzo Brenna). Onestoried wooden pavilion on the bank of the
White Lake
• The Birch House, a park trick pavilion
(1780 by Henri F. G. Viollier, recreated in
1974 based on the design by A. A. Kedrinsky). One-storied woodden pavilion
Collection: 14 305 items
O
188300, Leningrad Region, Gatchina, 1 Krasnoarmeysky prospect
[email protected]
www.gatchinapalace.ru/en/
Main sections of collection: porcelain and
glass, textile and costume, paintings, metal
works and bronze, furniture, graphic arts,
precious metals, sculpture and stonework,
armory, household items collection, watercolors and drawings, design drawings, manuscripts, rare books, numismatics, documents
sector (manuscripts, photographs, late 19th –
first half 20th cc.)
Director Vassili Pankratov
+7 (81371) 2 15 09
[email protected]
Executive secretary Svetlana Astakhovskaya
+7 (81371) 2 18 48
[email protected]
International contacts Julia Nikolaenko
+7 (81371) 2 01 13
[email protected]
Highlights:
• Collection of Armory made by the finest
craftsmen from Russia, Europe and Turkey
in 17th – 18th cc. During the World War II
the collection was evacuated and suffered
some insignificant damage. Almost theentire collection has now returned to the
Gatchina palace.
pened to the public on May 19, 1918
after the decree by the Council of Commissars of the Petrograd working commune
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on the nationalization of the Palace. Closed
in 1941. Reopened to the public on May 8,
1985
• Collection of artworks from the Far East
dating from 16th – early 20th cc.
• Tapestries displayed in the Upper Throne
Room and the Crimson Drawing Room.
The tapestries were given to the Grand
Duke Pavel Petrovich and the Grand
Duchess Maria Feodorovna by the French
king Louis XVI during the couple’s tour of
Europe in 1782.
• Icon “The Presentation of the Mother of
God in the Temple” carved in cypress
wood in 1889. Presented to the Russian
Emperor Alexander III by the Russian
hermitage of the Prophet Elijah on Mount
Athos in 1893 to mark the 10th coronation. The icon was originally stored in the
chapel of the Gatchina Palace and was
later lost during the German occupation.
Rosokhrankultura signed an act on June
7, 2011 to transfer this rare icon to the
collection of the Gatchina State PalaceMuseum
Main research areas:
• research in support of palace and park
conservation
• collection research
Last years’ main projects:
• Joint museum exhibition “The Second Revival: Gatchina and Peterhof in the Age of
Nicholas I”, exhibition halls of the Arsenal
Wing, 2011
• The Night of Music at Gatchina (gala-concert to celebrate the 170th anniversary of
P. I. Tchaikovsky and a night tour program
in the Gatchina Palace), 2010
• Joint museum exhibition “Discovery” in
the Priory Palace (discovery and return to
the museums and archives the documents
and artworks which seemed to have been
lost forever), 2007
ICOM Committees
ICOMAM
ICMAH,
DEMHIST,
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Northwestern region
Kaliningrad Art Gallery
Northwestern region
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stablished in 1988 by the decision of Kaliningrad Department of Culture. The collection partially has been transferred from the
Kaliningrad regional history and art museum.
Total area of museum building (1988):
8482,7 m2
Exposition area: 3100 m2
Collection: 12 000 items
Main sections of collection: painting, graphic,
sculpture and subjects of arts and crafts
(jewels). Basis of the collection – works of
national and foreign artists of the second half
of 20th c. (from socialist realism to postmodernism), works of art 17th – first half of 20th cc.
Highlights:
• collection of works of artists from the
“New reality” studio under the direction of
E. Beljutin
• East Prussian art. Sculpture by S. Kauer,
E. Schmidt-Kestner, graphic by G. Volf,
N. Doletsih, H. Nojmann
• collection of a contemporary graphic of
Baltic region countries
• West European engraving (facsimile) by
the largest masters of the 15th – 20th cc.
Main research areas:
• contemporary original and printed graphic
• east Prussian art and cultural heritage
Department of museum pedagogics: museum lessons, art studio; lecture hall
Last years’ main projects:
• Bienniale of graphics from the Baltic sea
countries
“Kaliningrad-Koenigsberg”,
since 1991
• project “The Hermitage – to Kaliningrad”
from the State Hermitage collection
• Baltic photobienniale “Photomania” – together with the Kaliningrad union of photographs
• Cooperation with Russian museum:
An exhibition “Five centuries of Russian
art” from Russian museum collection, 2005
Virtual subsidiary of Russian museum
The museum resource center of creative
development of children and teenagers with
various social and physical possibilities under patronage of Russian museum and the
Union of museums of Russia, since 2011
ICOM Committee ICFA
Kaliningrad Art Gallery
236006, Kaliningrad, Moskovskyi prospekt, 60–62
www.artgallery-klgd.ru
Director Galina Zabolotskaya
+7 (4012) 46 71 79, 46 71 66
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alla Zub
+7 (4012) 46 71 66
International contacts Ksenya Gagua
+7 (4012) 46 72 45
[email protected]
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Northwestern region
Karelian Museum of Regional History
Northwestern region
F
ounded in 1871. It is one of the oldest
museum institutions in Northwest Russia.
In 2011 the Karelian State museum of regional studies was renamed as the National
Museum of the Republic of Karelia. The “national” status was attributed thanks to the
contribution of the staff to the preservation
of the cultural heritage and the traditions of
the peoples of Russia living in Karelia. Now
branches of the museum are included into
the list of the 10 most famous and popular
Karelian places if interest
Located in the historic center of Petrozavodsk
in the buildings of architectural ensemble of
the Round Square (18th c.; monument of cultural heritage of the Russian Federation)
Collection: 200 000 items
Main sections of collection: ethnography,
archeology, metal, fabrics, wood, the nature
department, weaponry fund, precious metals,
photography fund, ancient-press books and
manuscripts, mineral fund
Ethnic composition of collections: 65% Russians, 30% Karelians, 5% other nations
Karelian State Museum of Regional History
185035, Karelia Republic,
Petrozavodsk, Lenin sq., 1
Branches:
•Museum “Marcial waters”
•Sheltozersky Vepsian Ethnographic Museum. R. Lonin
kgkm.karelia.ru
Director Goldenberg Mikhail
+7 (8142) 78 02 40
[email protected]
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Highlights:
• manuscripts and printed books Cyrillic
font 16th – 20th cc.
• personal items, tools, photographs, documents, U.S. and Canadian Finns settlers who
came to Karelia to build socialism in the 1930-s
• granite slabs with petroglyphes, ancient
equipement of work and everyday life,
cult objects from the Oleneostrovsky burial
from the stone age
Last years’ main projects:
• Successive reconstruction of the complex
buildings, from 2000
• “Tervhen tulda vepsan male” – “Visiting
the Vepsians”, National Museum of the
Republic of Karelia – a laureate of the
“Museum and new educational programs”
competition within the 8th grant contest
“Changing museum in the changing world”
• International project of the museums from
the Westerbrotten region (Sweden) and
Republic of Karelia (Russia) for including
the object of cultural heritage into the tourist industry under the auspices of the international association “The Blue Road”
ICOM Committee CECA
Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Kirillo-Belozerski museum-reserve
archeology and decorative and applied arts
Highlights:
• iconostasis of the 14th – 19th cc. The real
treasury is the iconostasis of the Assumption Cathedral of the Kirillo-Belozerski
monastery. It is the largest complex of the
icons of 1497 which is well preserved till
our days. This iconostasis is the best one
in Russia on the state of preservation
• Frescoes of Dionisii in the Cathedral of
the Nativity of the Virgin in the Ferapontov
monastery. Area of the painting – 600 m2. It
is documental confirmed that the frescoes
have never been renewed
Main research areas: cataloging of museum
collections
place (not far from the Ferapontov monastery)
also belong to the Museum
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stablished in 1924. In 2000 the ensemble
of the Ferapontov monastery with the
Frescoes of Dionisii in the Cathedral of the
Nativity of the Virgin was included by the
UNESCO in the World Heritage List
Federal State Institution of Culture “Kirillo-Belozerski
Historical Architectural and Art Museum-reserve”
161100, Vologda region, Kirillov, Kirillo-Belozerski
museum-reserve
+7 (81757) 3 17 35
Branch: “Museum of Frescoes of Dionisii”
[email protected]
www.kirmuseum.ru
Director Mikhail Sharomazov
[email protected]
Executive secretary Svetlana Smirnova
[email protected]
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Situated in the architectural ensembles of the
Kirillo-Belozerski and Ferapontov monasteries (14th c.). A wooden monument of the end
of the 19th c. in a town Kirillov and a wooden
Church of Elijah the Prophet (1755) in Tsypino
77 architectural monuments of federal heritage list. Most significant:
• Assumption Cathedral, 1497
• Church of Presentation of the Virgin to the
Temple with the Refectory Chamber, 1519
• Holy Gate with the Church of Saint John
Climacus, 16th c.
• Transfiguration Church, 16th c.
• Church of Saint John the Baptist, 16th c.
• Church of Archangel Gabriel, 16th c.
• Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin, 1490
in the Ferapontov monastery
• Church of the Placing of the Robe, 1485 –
the most ancient construction of the North,
it is being preserved on the territory of the
New Town in the Kirillo-Belozerski monastery since 1958
Last years’ main projects:
• Regional exhibition “Saint Nil Sorskii and
a hermitage founded by him” (to the 500th
anniversary of memory of the Saint), 2008
• “Sacred Russia: from old times to Peter
the Great”. Paris, Moscow, St. Petersburg,
2010–2011
• Icons of Tsars isographs from collection of
the museum-reserve “The Moscow Kremlin”, 2012
• “Iconostasis of the Assomption Cathedral
of the Kirillo-Belozerski monastery”. The
museum-reserve “The Moscow Kremlin”,
2012
ICOM Committee INTERCOM
Collection: 65 351
Main sections of collection: Old Russian
painting, pictorial embroidery, manuscripts,
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Kizhi Open Air Museum
cance was declared as a state reserve. In
1951 the first monument (the house of farmer
Oshevnev) was moved to the island. The future architectural and ethnographic exposition of the museum started to form. From
1961 to 1965 the Kizhi museum had existed
in the structure of the Karelian Regional State
Museum. The Kizhi museum has existed as
an independent institution since 1966. In
1990 the Kizhi architectural ensemble was
included into the World Cultural and Natural
Heritage List of UNESCO. In 1993 the Kizhi
museum was listed in the State Code of Most
Valuable Objects of Cultural Heritage of the
peoples of the Russian Federation
Collection: 83 architectural monuments (69 –
on Kizhi Island, 8 – in its suburbs, 6 in the city
of Petrozavodsk). Fund collections – 48 777
items
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stablished in 1920, on the basis of a safe
conduct issued by the Department of
Museums and Monument Protection of Commissariat of Public Education, by which Kizhi
The Federal State Budgetary Institution of Culture “The
Kizhi State Open Air Museum of History, Architecture
and Ethnography”
185000, Russia, Republic of Karelia, Petrozavodsk,
Kirov sq., 10 a
+7 (8142) 76 70 91, +7 (8142) 78 35 43 t/f
Kizhi island: +7 (8142) 53 57 22, +7 (8142) 76 70 91 f
[email protected]
[email protected]
http://kizhi.karelia.ru
Director Elvi Averyanova
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalia Melnikova
[email protected]
International contacts Olga Titova, Deputy Director
for development and exhibition activities
[email protected]
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obtained the official status of the monument
of history and culture. In 1945 the territory
of the Kizhi architectural ensemble that had
historical and artistic value of global signifi-
Monuments of architecture:
• Kizhi architectural ensemble (the Kizhi
Pogost) includes: the 22-domed wooden
Church of the Transfiguration (1714), the
10-domed wooden Church of the Intercession (1694(?)–1764), the wooden bell
tower (1863, reconstructed in 1874), and
the timbered fence set on a rock-rubble
foundation (1800), the timberwork was reconstructed in 1959
• Church of the Resurrection of Lazarus from
the Murom-Dormition Monastery (14th –
16th cc.). It is one of the oldest surviving
wooden churches in the Russian North
• 10 chapels (17th – 19th cc.), 2 worship
crosses (18th – 19th cc.), over two dozen
farmer houses (19th c. – 1920-s), and
a large number of household structures:
mills, barns, threshing barns, saunas
Main sections of collection: ethnography, archeology, decorative and applied arts; painting, drawing and sculpture; icons of 16th –
19th cc.; materials of monuments of the folk
wooden architecture of Karelia 1940–70-s;
Cyrillicprintingof17th–20thcc.,manuscriptbooks,
books of Civil printing of 18th – 20th cc., manuscripts, documents, postcards, booklets etc.
Highlights:
• ceiling icons (“the heavens”) of 17th –
19th cc. from the churches of Obonezhie
• copper mold collection (icons, folding
icons and crosses)
Main research areas:
• architectural heritage of the Kizhi museum
• traditional culture of the peoples of Karelia
• Kizhi historical and cultural area
• folklore heritage of the Russians of Karelia
• archaeological heritage of the southern
Zaonezhie
Last years’ main projects:
• «“The Heavens” of Zaonezhie». The exhibition of icons from the collection of the Kizhi
museum, Petrozavodsk, 2008; St. Petersburg, 2010; Montepulciano, Italy, 2011
• “Karelia. Image in Time” On the 90th anniversary of the Republic of Karelia. The exhibition of photographs (60 works) made
by the Kizhi museum photographer Oleg
Semenenko. Petrozavodsk, 2009; Helsinki,
2010; Minsk, Warsaw, 2010–2011
• The cycle of exhibitions devoted to the old
city of Petrozavodsk 19th – 20th cc. 2009,
2011–2012
• A series of ethnographic exhibitions on the
material culture of the Olonets province of
the late 19th – early 20th cc. The material is
from the collections of the Kizhi museum
and the partners, 2009–2010, 2011
• The cycle of children’s interactive exhibits. The material is from the collections of
the Kizhi museum, the Children’s Museum
Center and the partners, 2009–2012
ICOM Committees AVICOM, ICAMT, CECA.
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Northwestern region
Kronshtadt History Museum
Northwestern region
F
ounded in 1991 by initiative of Kronshtadt
historians and Leningrad (St. Petersburg)
administration of Kronshtadt district. Located
in the building of town water pipe system
(1836–1839, heritage site of Russian Federation). Reconstruction project was developed
during Kronshtadt’s preparation for its 300th
anniversary in 2004 (finished in 2006). The
facades of the building were reconstructed;
interior rooms – fully rearranged. Instead of
one high machine hall there are six floors now
in the tower. The unique thing is granite pool
basin (reservoir) to which the water from the
Neva bay flew. Nowadays there is a big model of the Neva bay aquatorium with the Kotlin
Island and Kronshtadt in it. Ancient cellars
with cast iron pipes were kept in the tower.
Other rooms of the building on the 2–5 floors
are used for the museum collection storage
and offices for the workers
Main research areas:
• local history (houses and their owners,
civil architecture, personalia, Kronshtadt
at the Second World War period)
• Baltic fleet history and Kronshtadt fortress
role in the Russian border protection (fortress and forts construction, biography of
war figures, war actions)
• underwater archeology
• human factor influence on eco-system of
the Kotlin Island
Collection: 8579
Main sections of collection: way of life, documents, machines, photo documents, numismatics
Highlights:
• collection of items raised from the Gulf of
Finland bottom
• Kronshtadt Ship Repair Plant documents
and models collection
Last years’ main projects:
• “150th Anniversary of Ship Repair Plant”,
2008
• “Life of Blockaded Town”, 2008
• “History of Shipwrecks”, 2009
• “Ladies Things”, 2010
• “Letters from Front Line”, 2010
• “Kronshtadt from the Pilot’s View”, 2011
ICOM Committees ICOMAM, CAMOC
St. Petersburg State Budget Establishment
“History Kronshtadt Museum”
Kronshtadt, Leningradskaya str. 2
+7 (812) 435 08 73
Branches:
•Information Cultural Center
•Memorial Radio Station named after A. Popov
[email protected]
www.visitkronshtadt.ru
Director Evgeniy Grishko
Executive secretary Olga Alekseeva
International contacts Ekaterina Kazakova
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Mikhaylovskoe. A. S. Pushkin museum-reserve table purposes with educational ones, but the
experience was not a success. But nevertheless the opening of the museum in Mikhailovskoye was of great importance as the first experience in such sphere. In 1918 the building
on the estates of Mikhailovskoye, Trigorskoye
and Petrovskoye were destroyed by fire.
On March 17, 1922 the Soviet government
declared Mikhailovskoye, Trigorskoye and
Pushkin’s grave at the Svyatogorsk monastery to be a state reserve. In 1995 the reserve
was renamed to the Mikhailovskoye Pushkin
State Memorial Museum-reserve of History,
Literature and Natural Landscape and its
grounds extended to 9,713 hectares by the
addition of estates which had belonged to
the poet’s friends, relatives and acquaintances, namely, Golubovo, Lysaya Gora, Voskresenskoye and Deriglazovo, and the ancient
sites of Vrev and Velye
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n 1899 Mikhailovskoye was purchased by
the state from the poet’s son, Grigory Pushkin. Many members of the Academy of Science supported that idea. The first attempt to
immortalize Pushkin’s memory in the Pskov
Collection: about 45 000
Main sections of collection: Decorative and
Applied Art Collection; Collection of Old Russian Painting, Numismatics, Arms and Precious Metal Wares; Rare Books Collection;
Painting and Graphics Documents Collection; Photo Collection
Highlights: • P. A. Osipovoy pad
• portrait of Pushkin Lyceum of Geytmana
• “Pushkin in the coffin” autolithography
F. Bruni
Main research areas:
• restoration
• publishing program
ICOM Committees ICLM, DEMHIST
area was the opening in 1911 of a colony of
elderly writers and teachers in Mikhailovskoye. A small museum was set up in the
poet’s restored house (architect V. A. Shchuko). That very colony ought to combine chari-
Federal State Budget Institution of Culture
«State Memorial Historical-Literary
and Natural-Landscape
Museum-Reserve of A. S. Pushkin “Mikhailovskoye”»
181370, Pskov region, Pushkinskie
gory district, village Mikhailovskoe
[email protected]
pushkin.ellink.ru
Director Georgy Vasilevich
+7 (81146) 2 19 50
International contacts Nadezda Vasilevich
+7 (81146) 2 23 79
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Novgorod State Museum
Consists of:
• 138 buildings, 110 of which are considered to be the architectural monuments
of the 12th – 19th cc. registered as most
valuable objects of cultural heritage of the
Russian Federation
• 14 monuments with a wall painting (frescoes) of the 11th – 17th cc.
Total area of the museum: 67,7 hectares,
including 56,4 hectors of the Central Museum
in Novgorod
Collection: 815 578 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, graphic
works, sculptures, documents and rare
books, applied arts, numismatics, archeology,
ethnography, arms and weapons, natural sciences’ items, objects of engineering
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865 is regarded as the date of its foundation since the Novgorod Governor has
established the Museum of Antiquities as a
structural division of the Committee of Statistics this year. Novgorod monuments were
included into the UNESCO’s World Heritage
List in 1992. The Decree of the Russian President defined Novgorod State Museum as part
of the most significant Russian Cultural Heritage in 1998. Novgorod State Museum was
established by the Ministry of Culture of Russian Federation on January 5th, 2005
Federal State Budget culture organization “Novgorod
State United Museum-reserve”
Director Nataliya Grigorieva
+7 (8162) 77 36 08
+7 921 731 78 00
[email protected]
Executive secretary Tatyana Yarysh
+7 (8162) 77 36 91
+7 911 604 14 78
[email protected]
International contacts Tatyana Tsarevskaya, Deputy
Director for scientific studies
+7 (8162) 77 50 07
+7 911 600 24 75
[email protected], [email protected]
173007, Velikiy Novgorod, Kremlin 11
Branches:
•Fyodor Dostoevsky House Museum in Staraya Russa
•Alexander Suvorov Estate Museum in Konchanskoye
village (Novgorod Region)
•Chudovo Branch (Novgorod Region)
•Staraya Russa Branch (Novgorod Region)
•Borovichi Branch (Novgorod Region7)
•Valday Branch (Novgorod Region)
•Novgorod Archeological Center (Velikiy Novgorod)
[email protected]
www.novgorodmuseum.ru
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Highlights:
• archeological objects that have been
obtained from archeological excavations
in Novgorod since 1932. Birch back scrolls
of 11th – 14th cc.
• ancient Russian painting (icons and frescos)
• embroidery, applied arts and jewelry collections
• handwritten books of the 11th – 17th cc.
• heritage buildings of the Novgorod Museum
and wall paintings of the 11th – 17th cc.
• The Holy Russia, temporary exhibition
in Tretyakovskaya Gallery and Russian
Museum
• From birch back to paper. Books in Old
Russia, Hermitage
• Exhibition of K. Korovin, Russian Museum
ICOM Committees CAMOC, ICOM CC
Main research areas:
• archeological and ethnographic expeditions in the Novgorod Region
• concepts and programs of the museum
development
• restoration projects of architectural monuments and art objects
Last years’ main projects:
• The Song of Igor’s Campaign, permanent
exhibition in Yaroslavl state historical,
architectural and arts museum
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Pavlovsk museum-reserve
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stablished in 1918, as a result of the nationalization of the tsar’s residence. Consists
of several inter-connected buildings: central,
three storeyed pavilion and two lateral, mainly
two-storeyed wings arranged in shape of a
horse-shoe. Built in 1782–1799, was reconstructed after a fire in 1803–1805 and enlarged
Saint Petersburg budgetary institution of culture
“State museum-reserve Pavlovsk”
196621, Saint Petersburg, Pavlovsk town, Sadovaya str.,
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http://www.pavlovskmuseum.ru
[email protected]
Director Vera Dementieva
+7 (812) 452 21 55
+7 (812) 465 11 04 f
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in 1822–1824. Then it was reconstructed again
in 1950–2011 after the Second World War
Depository items: 57 634
Main sections of collection: paintings, sculpture, applied and decorative arts
Highlights:
• 12 plates from the Saint Alexander Nevski
Orden service – additions to the Gardner
service (1779–1780), manufactured at the
Imperial porcelain factory during the Alexander II reign
• Pavel I bust executed after the model of
Jean-Dominique Rochette, bisque, end of
the 18th c.
• Sculptures “The allegory of summer” and
“Amour with a cart”, gold covered bisque
with a coloured smalt base, manufactured
at the Imperial porcelain factory, Saint Petersburg, 1820-s
• Agnolo Bronzino “Madonna with child and
young Saint John the Baptist”
• Servès porcelain toilette set after the
model by L. S. Boizot, Duplessi, paited by
Prevaux, Vincennes and others, emails by
J. Cotto. Gift from the king Luois XVI and
Marie Antoinette
• 40 works of ancient plastic art, marble
Greek and Roman statues, portrait Roman
busts and bas-reliefs inbuilt in the walls of
the halls
• Western European sculpture (A. Algardi,
C. Albaccini, Calmeni brothers, Ch. –
A. Bridan, H. Rauch)
• Russian sculpture (M. I. Kozlovsky, I. P. Matros – prominent sculptors of Russian classicism)
Main research areas:
• Compiling the catalogue of the museums’
collections
Last years’ main projects:
• “Fine types of the Russian empire”, State
Museum Reserve “Pavlovsk”, 2006
• “The Tsar family in portraits”, State Museum reserve “Pavlovsk” in the Museum
of Fine Arts of the Petrozavodsk city, 2006
• “The Tsar family in portraits”, State Museum reserve „Pavlovsk” in the Murmansk
regional Fine Arts museum, 2006
• “Fine types of the Russian empire”, State
Museum Reserve “Pavlovsk” in the State
Saratov Fine Arts Museum named after
A. N. Radishtchev, 2006–2007
• “Authority and friendship. Berlin and Saint
Petersburg 1800–1860” in Martin Gropious
Bau in Berlin, 2008
• “Court festivities and royal ceremonies.
Court costume in Europe. 1650–1800” in
the National Versailles Museum (France),
2009
• “Semi-precious treasures. Karl Fabergé
and Russian stone cutters” in the State
“Kremlin Museums”
ICOM Committees: DEMHIST, COSTUME,
ICFA, ICDAD
Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Peterhof Museum-reserve
jestic receptions, grand festivities, balls, concerts and masquerades
Peterhof ensemble includes the Upper and
Lower Parks with 150 fountains spurting upwards powerful jets if water and foir resplendent cascades. Peterhof system of water
supply is unequalled as concerns the time
of its operation. At the edge of the 16-metre
high natural terrace soars the Great Palace –
the focal center of the ensemble designed by
Rastrelli. Rich display of the palace acquaints
its visitors with magnificent state rooms and
halls and the living apartments of the Russian Emperors. At the foot of the palace you
can see a pageant of the Great Cascade with
silvery fountain jets and numerous golden
sculptures, including the famous Samson
Fountain. Water failing down the cascade
runs to the Gulf of Finland
Museum-reserve was founded in 1918
Collection: over 230 000 items
P
alace and park ensemble of Peterhof,
concieved and created at the will of Peter the Great as a counterpart of Versailles, is
situated on the southern shore of the Gulf of
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Finland, 29 kilometres from St. Petersburg. In
the course of 200 years, it served as a summer residence of the Russian monarchs. In
the 18th and 19th cc. it was a setting for ma-
Main sections of collection: arts and crafts,
painting, numismatics, arms and products
made of precious metals, rare book, documentary fund, fund schedules
Last years’ main projects:
• “Painting, style, fashion”, The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, 2009
• Russian porcelain. Porcelain Prince institution N. Yusupov. 1818–1831, “National
Museum” Arkhangelsk, Moscow, 2009
• “Peter’s Assembly”, Central Exhibition Hall
“Manege”, St. Petersburg, 2009
• “The decisive battle. The 300th anniversary
of the Battle of Poltava”, State Historical
and Cultural Museum-Preserve “Moscow
Kremlin”, Moscow, 2009–2010
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ICAMT
ICOFOM,
DEMHIST,
State budget Institution of Culture “State museumreserve Peterhof”
198516, Leningradsky region, Peterhof,
Razvodnaja str., 2
Branches:
•Oranienbaum palace
•Peter the Great palace in Strelna
[email protected]
pushkin.ellink.ru
General director Elena Kalnickaya
+7 (812) 450 74 25
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Russian North Art Culture
Consist of:
• Fine Arts Museum. Permanent exhibitions.
Ancient Russian art and sculpture, folk
and applied art of the Russian North, bone
carving of Kholmogory, contemporary art
• Town Mansion (18th c). Exposition “The
portrait in older interior”
• City Merchant House of Plotnikov-Shingarev. End of 18th – beginning of 19th cc.
Expositions “Russian Classic Art of 18th –
20th cc.”, “City Art Culture”
• Museum of Artistic Development of the
Arctic, named after A. A. Borisov
• Museum of the artist and story-teller Stepan Pisakhov. A merchant trade yard of
A. Butorov (19th – beginning of 20th cc.)
• Cultural Museum Center “House – Manor
named after A. A. Borisov”, Arkhangelsk
region, Krasnoborskiy district
Collection: 33 428
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ounded by the order on the Ministry of culture of RSFSR #930 from 24.11.59 “About
the organization in Arkhangelsk of a regional
The State Budget Cultural Institution of Arkhangelsk
Region «The State Museum Association “Art Culture
of the Russian North”»
fine arts museum in 1960” and by the order
of regional management of culture #58 from
25.08.1960.
Main sections of collection: Ancient Russian
Art and sculpture, folk and applied art of the
Russian North, bone carving of Kholmogory, Russian Classic Art 18th – beginning of
20th cc., contemporary art, city art culture
Highlights:
• The icon “The Holy Face Not By Hand Cre-
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ated. Christ in the Tomb”. Rostov province,
first half of 14th c.
The sculpture “St. Nicholas of Mozhaisk in
kiot with folds”. Kargopol district, 16th c.
The icon “Saint Bishop John Chrysostom”.
Novgorod, second half of 15th c.
Karl Brullov “Portrait of Count Musin-Pushkin”. 1830-s
Karl Lemoch “Varka”. 1893
Olga Rozanova “Composition”. 1917
Main research areas: attribution and cataloguing of collections of the Museum Association
Last years’ main projects:
• “Arkhangelsk artists. Destiny and creativity”. Arkhangelsk (2004–2012)
• Charitable project “Museum. Music. Children”. The Union of Russian museums,
the Fund of B. N. Yeltsin, Russian Center
of Museum Pedagogic and Children
Creativities of the Russian Museum
• “The Heritage of the Solovetsky monastery
in the museums of Arkhangelsk region”,
Arkhangelsk (2007)
• “Three centuries of Russian Art” (The Russian Museum), Arkhangelsk (2008)
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Arkhangelsk, 2, Lenin Square
Branch: Cultural Museum Center “House – Manor
named after A. A. Borisov”
www.arhmuseum.ru
Director Maya Mitkevich
+7 (8182) 21 16 73 t/f
[email protected]
Executive secretary Galina Loktionova
+7 (8182) 65 32 38 t/f
[email protected]
International contacts Valeria Zinovyeva
+7 (8182) 20 94 82
[email protected]
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Solovki Museum-Reserve the 1920-s and a system of lakes, canals and
a dock
Situated in the Solovetsky Monastery, founded by three monks from the Kirillo-Belozersk
and Valaam Monasteries in the 1430-s
Solovki prison camp (later Solovki prison) –
precursor of GULAG – located in the monastery in 1923–1939
In 1990 Architectural ensemble and natural
complex of Solovki islands were included
into the World Cultural and Natural Heritage
List of UNESCO. In 1995 it was listed in the
State Code of Most Valuable Objects of Cultural Heritage of the peoples of the Russian
Federation
Collection: 84 000 items
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stablished in 1967, Solovki Museum maintains and manages 252 historic buildings
and the cultural landscapes of the 7 islands
of the Solovki Archipelago. The historic
buildings under the museum’s management
include: the fortified monastery of the 15th –
19th cc. with external household buildings
and churches, Neolithic labyrinths, one of the
Northernmost open-air Botanic Gardens and
memorial sites, related to the prison camp of
Main sections of collection:
• archaeological material, giving an idea of
the ancient history of the human exploration of the Solovki islands from mid-5th
millennium BC – 15th c.
• items relating to the history of the Solovki
monastery (icons, temple furniture, documents, books, household items, handicrafts, construction materials, etc.) 15th –
20th c.
• items relating to the history of the Solovki
Special Purpose Camp 1923 – 1937 (photos, documents, objects of everyday life of
prisoners, etc.)
• items relating to the history of the Solovki
school boys, 1941–1945. (personal belongings and items of military life of boys,
guns, ship equipment, parts of weapons,
etc.)
• items relating to the history of the Solovki
museum and restoration of monuments
of Solovki islands (plans, measurements,
documents, photographs, negatives, etc.)
• items related to the modern history of Solovki (cartographic material, postcards
and photographs, paintings, souvenirs,
booklets, etc.)
Highlights:
• Collection of architectural-building parts
(16th – 19th c.)
• Collection Pomeranian female costume
• Collection of icons Basil Chalkova (18th c.)
• Collection of archaeological objects from
sites Solovki archipelago and other islands
of the White Sea (4th-1st century BC)
• Collection of articles and documents on
the history of the Solovki Special Purpose
Camp (1923 – 1939)
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The State Federal organization of culture “Solovki State
Historical, Architectural and Natural Museum-Reserve”
164070, Arkhangel region, Solovecky village
[email protected]
www.solovky.ru/
Director Vladimir Shutov
+7 (81835) 90 2 41
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Northwestern region
Northwestern region
Tsarskoye Selo museum-reserve
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ounded by the Governmental Decree
No.583 of July 13, 1918 on the Nationalization of the Property of the Former Imperial
Family
The Tsarskoye Selo State Museum-reserve
St. Petersburg, Pushkin, 7, Sadovaya str.
[email protected]
http://www.tzar.ru
Director Olga V. Taratynova
+7 (812) 466 66 69
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alexandra V. Toeseva
+7 (812) 465 20 18
[email protected]
International contacts Olga F. Filimonova, Deputy director on International Contacts and Cultural Programs
+7 (812) 466 58 31
[email protected]
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Situated in the Imperial summer residence in
the Baroque (Catherine Palace, 1717–1723,
1743–1751, 1752–1756) and Neoclassical
(Alexander Palace, 1792–1796) styles
Collection: about 40 000
Main sections of collection: architectural
graphic, porcelain and glass, painting,
graphic and watercolour, furniture, metals, fabrics and men’s costume, arms, park
sculpture, interior sculpture, precious metal
and stone, everyday-life, photonegatheque,
postcards
Highlights: • Amber Room (recreated in 2003) with a
historical collection of 18th – 19th century
amber objects
• Great Hall’s plafond (Russia, 1756, artists:
Giuseppe Valieriani and Antonio Peresinotti)
• West European Masters collection in the
Picture Hall
• 18th c. Italian marble sculpture
• Alexander II’s oriental arms
• furniture by Georges Jacob and Abraham
and David Roentgen
• memorabilia of the crowned owners of the
residence (palace library, personal wardrobes of the emperors from Alexander I to
Nicholas II)
• Tsarskoye Selo owners’ lifetime portraits;
views of the residence (oil paintings, watercolours, graphics)
Main research areas:
• history of building and remodeling of the
Catherine and Alexander Palaces’ interiors
and park pavilions in connection with restoration and new museum display creation
• study of the collections and the compilation of scientific catalogues
Last years’ main projects:
• “Power and Friendship: Berlin – St. Petersburg, 1800–1860” at the Martin-GropiusBau exhibition hall, Berlin, Germany, 2008
• “The Tsar and the President: Alexander II
and Abraham Lincoln” at the Oshkosh
Public Museum (Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
USA), the Kansas City Union Station
Museum (Kansas City, Missouri, USA), 2009
• “Moscow: Splendour of the Romanovs” at
the Grimaldi Forum, Monaco, 2009
• “Raphael’s Death by Schiavoni” at the
International Center of Arts and Culture
“Palazzo del Te”, Mantova, Italy, 2010
• “Russian Wintertide” at the Folk Art and
Traditions Museum, Rome, Italy, 2011
• “The Magnificence and Grandeur of Royal
Houses in Europe” at the Grimaldi Forum,
Monaco, 2011
ICOM Committees
ICMS, INTERCOM
DEMHIST,
ICOM-CC,
Northwestern region
Northwestern region
World ocean museum
Includes:
• Main building. Exposition “The World of
the Ocean. A Touch…” is on display with
its amazing aquariums, collections of
shells and corals, geological and palaeontological samples; the biggest skeleton of
cachalot in the world
• Embankment of the historical fleet: largest
scientific-research vessel in the world, the
Vitiaz; the only afloat museum-submarine
in Russia, the B-413; the only vessel of
space communication in the world with an
exposition aboard, the Kosmonavt Viktor
Patsaev; and the only logger in the country, the SRT-129, are moored at the museum quay
Collection: 45 996 items
Main sections of collection: numismatics, palaeontology (samples of amber with biological
inclusions), DPI products, ethnography, and
other drawings of ships, maps, documents,
photographs, written documents, negatives,
philately, navigation and oceanographic instruments, equipment models
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stablished by the decision of the RSFSR
Government on April 12, 1990. According to the Regulations, the Museum of the
World ocean carries out scientific research
Federal State Institution of Culture “The museum
of the World ocean”
Branches: Ice-bracer “Krasin” in Saint Petersburg
236006, Kaliningrad region, Kaliningrad,
Peter the Great emb., 1
[email protected]
www.world-ocean.ru
Director Svetlana Sivkova
+7 (4012) 53 89 15
[email protected]
International affairs Elena Ryabkova
+7 (4012) 53 05 47
[email protected]
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and functions as the republican center for
research and scientific-methodical work
in the field of history and ocean’s nature
study.
Highlights:
• Furniture (sofa and chair) from the Cabinet
of Makarov
• Samples of amber with biological inclusions from German collections
• Unique pieces of decorative art made of
amber made by Tsarskoye Selo Amber
Workshop and Kaliningrad artists
• Personal belongings of Soviet cosmonauts, including Leonov
• Personal items and records academic
oceanographers
Main research areas: history of the World
Ocean and its nature
Last years’ main projects:
• “Water element in the religions of the world” –
inter-museum project with the Museum of
the History of Religion (St. Petersburg), 2008
• “The sea and seafaring in the ancient
art” – inter-museum project with the State
Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg), 2009
• “People are solid water” – inter-museum
project with the Russian Museum of Ethnography (St. Petersburg), 2010
• “Sea affair” – inter-museum project with the
State Literary Museum (Moscow), 2011
• “Water and Stone” – inter-museum project
with the Mineralogical Museum (Moscow),
2012
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Central region
CENTRAL REGION
“Central” is political and historical meaning – geographically, district is situated in the extreme
west of Russia. It is historical center and most populated region of Russia
Central region
A. N. Ostrovsky Museum-reserve
Two objects from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of the region
Consists of 18 federal subjects
Population over 38 500 000
Total area 652,800 km2
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00)
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reated in 1923 – a centenary of the
A. N. Ostrovsky’s birth. Situated in different houses of the estate (19th c.)
Last years’ main projects:
• “A. N. Ostrovsky’s Theatre”
• “Fairy world of Snow-Maiden”
• “Traditions and way of life of our ancestors”
Collection: 31 400 items
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Main sections of collection: manuscriptsdocuments, rare book, fine arts, applied art,
ethnography
Highlights:
• personal belongings of A. N. Ostrovsky
and his family
Main research areas:
• study of life and creative heritage of
A. N. Ostrovsky
State memorial and natural museum-reserve
of A. N. Ostrovsky “Schelykovo”
157925, Kostroma area, Ostrovsky district, Schelykovo
[email protected]
www.museumschelykovo.ru
Director Galina Orlova
+7 (494) 382 32 53
[email protected]
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Central region
Central region
A. S. Griboedov Memorial Estate Khorse
Highlights: • hand-written lists of a comedy «The Grief
from mind» (1825–1865)
• first edition of a comedy (1833)
• collection of editions “The Grief from mind”
• paintings and drawings, including A. S. Griboedov’s portraits
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reated in 1990 by the Governmental order. Museum is situated in the building
constructed in the middle – end of 18th c.
Total area: 24 633 hectares
Main research areas:
• life and work of A. S. Griboedov
• the role of a Smolensk cultural nest in formation of A. S. Griboedov and P. S. Nakhimov
• a manor of the Smolensk region
• the Patriotic war of 1812
Last years’ main projects:
• “A. S. Griboedov – the diplomat”
• “Images of Hmelita”
• “They were only forty one…”
Collection: 10 000 items
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reated in 1995 and situated in a two-storey wooden house typical of urban development of the 19th c.
Main sections of collection: rare books, drawings
Collection: 500 items
The State historical and cultural and natural memorial
estate A. S. Griboedov “Hmelita”
Main sections of collection: antiques (utensils), contemporary art
215107, Vjazemsky area of the Smolensk region, village
Khmelita
Departments:
•P. S. Nakhimov’s museum
•Memorial complex “Bogoroditsky field”
www.hmelita.narod.ru
Director Victor Kulakov
+7 (48131) 3 06 29
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alla Filippova
+7 (48131) 3 06 29
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Last years’ main projects:
• “Alphabet”. Small architectural forms in
the urban environment, in conjunction with
the State Museum “Rostov Kremlin”, 2007
• “Reflections”. Land Art in cooperation with
the National Park Kenozersky, 2009
• “The Balkans – once and for all”, 2010–2011
• “The Russian Vertograd”, 2011–2012
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Ltd. “Creative Association “Khorse” – House-Museum
“Khorse”
152153, Yaroslavl region, Rostov, Podozerka str., 30
[email protected]
www.khors.org
Director Mikhail Selyshchev
Executive secretary Natalia Selyshcheva
International contacts Olena Nikolayeva
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Central region
Central region
K. E. Tsiolkovsky
cosmonautics history
museum
of August year 1979 after 137-days flight
on the orbital station “Salyut-6”, etc.
Main research areas:
• life, work and scientific work of K. E. Tsiolkovsky, A. L. Chizhevsky
• history of Russian astronautics
Collection: 70 916 items
Main sections of collection: collection connected with the life and work of the founder
of theoretical cosmonautics K. E. Tsiolkovsky;
collection connected with the history of rocket-space engineering and cosmonautics; collection connected with the life and work of the
founder of heliobiology A. L. Chizhevsky
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ounded in December 1962 in order to gather, storage and popularize the achievements of the Russian cosmonautics. Main
building was constructed specially the for
museum in 1967. Memorial house-museum
of Tsiolkovsky was opened in 1936, year after
scientist’s deat. He bought this house (1822)
for his family in 1904. Became a museum department in 1967. Museum-apartment located
in the house, where he rented an apartment in
1887–1888. It was opened in 1960-s by public
initiative and became a museum department in
1980-s. House-museum of scientist, poet and
artist A. L. Chizhevsky was open just in 2010
Federal state governmental cultural organization
“State museum of the history of cosmonautics
named after K. E. Tsiolkovsky”
[email protected]
http://gmik.ru
248600, Kaluga, St. Academic Korolyova, 2
Branches:
•Memorial house-museum of K. E. Tsiolkovsky
•Museum-apartment of K. E. Tsiolkovsky in Borovsk,
Kaluga region
•House-museum of A. L. Chizhevsky
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Director Evgenii Kuzin
+7 (4842) 57 43 33
[email protected]
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalia Belova
+7 (4842) 74 50 04
[email protected]
Highlights: • original items associated with the life and
work of K. E. Tsiolkovsky (models of dirigibles, auditory tubes made by himself at
the beginning of the 20th century; the memorial library of scientist, etc.)
• aircraft logbook of Yuri Gagarin in which
he made records on the 12th of April 1961
on the board of the spaceship “Vostok”
during the flight
• search-and-rescue spacesuits of USSR
pilot-cosmonauts Y. Malyshev and V. Lyakhov, etc.
• carrier-rocket “Vostok”
• landing module of spaceship “Vostok-5” of
USSR pilot-cosmonaut V. Bykovsky
• landing module of spaceship “Soyuz-34”,
in which USSR pilot-cosmonauts V. Lyakhov and V. Ryumin returned to Earth on 19th
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “He called all of us in space” devoted to the 50-anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s space flight, Kaluga
• Annual Gagarin’s festival devoted to the
Day of cosmonautics, Yuri Gagarin and
his flight into space. It begins on the 9th
of March, the birthday of the first cosmonaut, and continues during the whole
March and April. During the festival a variety of programs in with original contents
is proposed: Gagarins’ lessons, educational game programs of competition type
(“Going Gagarin’s road”, “Welcome to the
Mir’s space station...”, “Space craftsmen”,
“With an Alien around museum”, “With Neznaika on the Moon”), video shop “There,
beyond the clouds” etc.
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Central region
Kulikovo Field
Central region
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useum dedicated to the battle on the
Kulikovo field (1380), which commenced
the North-West Russia liberation from the Yoke
of the Golden Horde. Kulikovo field is a military-history object in aggregate with unique
history-cultural and nature component
Established in 1996, by the Governmental
Decree # 1204 “About the creation and supply of activity arrangements for the State Museum of Military History and Natural Preserve
“The Kulikovo Field” in Tula region within the
scope of implementation of the state politics
to preserve and develop the particular kind
of sacred places – “Fields of Russian Military Glory” (Kulikovo Field – Borodino Field –
Prokhorovo Field)
participants of the battle and found on the
battle place: articles of armory and harness,
orthodox relics of Russian soldiers died in the
battle
Main research areas:
• Research of the Kulikovo field and relics of
the Kulikovo battle”
• Search of the common graves of Russian
soldiers on the Kulikovo field
• Research of history – cultural heritage of
the Kulikovo field (study of archeological
monuments of the Kulikovo field, study
of military history heritage of the Kulikovo
field, history-landscape study of the Kulikovo field)
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Construction of the museum complex started
in 2011 and will be completed in 2014
The State Museum of Military History and Natural
Preserve “The Kulikovo Field”
300041, Tula, 47, Lenin avenue
+7 (4872) 36 18 40
[email protected]
www.kulpole.ru
Director Vladimir Gritsenko
[email protected]
Executive secretary Andrew Naumov
[email protected]
International contacts Irina Kirukhina
[email protected]
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It’s planned to be an integral part of the Red
Hill memorial harmonizing with the Kulikovo
Field’s forest-steppe landscape. An important element of the complex is the viewing
ground for acquaintance with the exposition
under the open air “The Field of Kulikovo”.
The project also stipulates the creation of the
grounds for holding mass events, visitors’
zone (cafes, souvenir shops and etc), and capacious conference hall equipped with modern multimedia equipement. The complex will
be equipped with modern infrastructure to ensure the safety of visitors
Total area of the complex: 7317,66 m2
Expositional possibilities: 915 m2 (expositional
hall), 360,6 m2 (exhibition hall)
Collection: 39 942 items of the main and
11 914 items of scientific-subsidiary funds
Highlights: Collection “ witnesses of the Kulikovo battle” – authentic relics, belonged to
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Central region
Lipetsk gallery
M
useum was granted a house where it
resides today just in 2006. It gave the
opportunity to expand considerably its activity; previously it mainly organized only itinerary expositions in Lipetsk and in the region
“Gubin’s House” in late classical style –
architectural monuments of the federal level
from the beginning of 19th c. – a part on an
urban estate which is believed to belong to
the Lipetsk branch of the Pushkin family from
the mother’s side
Collection: over 1000 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, graphics, sculpture, decorative – applied art,
children art
Highlights: • V. A. Favorski “Illustration. Parasha brings
a cook. A. S. Pushkin. House in Kolomna”
• V. P. Slushnik “Artist’s portrait”
• S. Golubkina “Sleeping girl”
• G. M. Mashkin “Discussion”
Lipetsk local history museum
Main research areas:
• figurative art of the second half of the 20th c.
• book illustration and graphics of 19th –
20th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• Painting and sculpture of the 17th – 19th cc.
from the State Hermitage (Saint Petersburg) collections
• Exposition “The beautiful completeness
of fine arts…”, old graphics from 17th –
19th cc. from the State memorial and natural museum-reserve of I. S. Turgenev
“Spasskoe-Lutovinovo”
• Exposition “The world and the homeland”
of a well-known artist P. P. Ossovski
• Works of the Paris period (1924–1942)
from the collection of I. Kramski Museum
of Fine Arts in Voronezh
• Exposition “The novel ‘War and Peace’ as
seen by the Russian artists” from the collection of State Leo Tolstoy museum (Moscow)
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F
ounded in 1909 by a physician, local historian Trunov, who later became the first
director of the museum. He was arrested in
the 1930-s
Located in an office building built in 1963
Collection: over 230 000 items
The regional budget institution of culture “Lipetsk
regional paintings gallery”
398050, Lipetsk, Lenin str., 7a
Branches:
•Paintings gallery named after N. A. Sysoev (Lipetsk region, Lev-Tolstoy village, Kommunisticheskaya str., 14)
•Fine Arts museum named after V. S. Sorokin – House
of the Master (Lipetsk, Lenin str., 2)
[email protected]
www.lokg.ru
Director Pavel Matviyets
+7 (4742) 27 65 27
Executive secretary Polina Matviyets
+7 (4742) 27 86 68
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Main sections of collection: archeology,
guns, coin hoards, textiles, porcelain, vintage
household items, paintings, graphics
Highlights:
• Lipetsk ironworks time of Peter I (the
anchor, cannon balls, cannon)
• collection of paintings: I. I. Shishkin,
I. K. Aivazovsky, portraits of the merchants
of the 18th c.
• coin hoards
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The State Cultural Institution “Lipetsk regional museum
of local history”
398050, Lipetsk region, Lipetsk, Lenina str., 25
Branches: House Museum of G. Plehanov
[email protected]
[email protected]
Director Lidia Katerinkina
+7 (4742) 27 60 15
Executive secretary Yulia Murashkina
+7 (4742) 27 02 86
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Rostov Kremlin
Revolution in 1917 museum became state
(1918) and then – Museum of local studies
(1934).
In 1995 Rostov Kremlin was listed in the
State Code of Most Valuable Objects of Cultural Heritage of the peoples of the Russian
Federation
Collection: over 92 000
Main sections of collection: ancient Russian
art of the 12th – 17th cc., Russian painting of
18th – early 20th cc., Rostov enamel, ceramic
pottery mutual funds, Russian and foreign
porcelain, earthenware, glass and bone,
sculpture, graphic arts, decorative arts,
numismatics, archeology, weapons, manuscripts and rare books
Highlights:
• Rostov enamel
• works by Kazimir Malevich
F
ounded October 28 (November 10) in
1883 as a museum of church antiquities.
Located in the architectural ensemble of
the former bishop’s house (Rostov Kremlin),
which was formed mainly during the second
half of the 17th c. as a result of construction
activities of Metropolitan of Rostov and Yaroslavl Jonas III (Sysoevicha). After Russian
Main research areas:
• archeology
• architecture
• art and history
Last years’ main projects:
• “Images of Rostov Veliky in the art of 20th c.”
• “Gesture in the icon”
• Exhibition “From parsuna to the person”
• “ROMAnce. Rostov. Italian motives”
ICOM Committees ICMAH, ICMS, DEMHIST
The State Cultural Institution “State Rostov-Jaroslavl
architectural and art museum-reserve”
152151, Yaroslavl region, Rostov, Kremlin
Branches:
•Church of St. John the Theologian on Ishna (1693)
•Monastery of St. Boris and St. Gleb (16th – 17th сс.)
•Museum of Rostov merchants
www.rostmuseum.ru
www.facebook.com/rostmuseum
Director Natalia Karovskaya
+7 (48536) 6 15 02
[email protected]
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Rybinsk museum-reserve
decoratively-applied art of 16th – 20th cc.,
iconpainting of 16th – 20th cc., folk art and
ethnography of the Yaroslavl area of 18th – 20th
cc., Russian and foreign weaponry of 16th –
20th cc., numismatics, monuments of book
culture of 17th – 20th cc., archeology, natural
history collections, materials on Rybinsk and
Rybinsk’s region history and also on the city
of Mologi, flooded by the Rybinsk reservoir
Highlights: • Vishnakov Ivan Jakovlevich. Portrait of
Ksenia Tishnina, 1755
• Bazenov Ivan Vladimirovich. Portrait of
Fedor Fedorovich Trapeznikov, 1838
• Karrachi Agostino. From an original.
Mercury and graces, 1580-s
C
reated in 1910 by the Rybinsk section of
the Yaroslavl scientific society. Collection increase a lot with the items from private
collections of local estates, nationalized after
the Revolution
(1912, by A. B. Ivanov) built in the richly ornamented “Russian style”
Principal exhibitions are placed in the building of the former “New Exchange house”
Main sections of collection: Russian and foreign painting, graphic arts of 16th – 21st cc.,
Public institution of culture of the Yaroslavl area
“Rybinsk estate historical, architectural and artistic
museum-reserve”
Yaroslavl region, Rybinsk, the Volga embankment, 2
[email protected]
www.rybmuseum.ru
Director Serguey Cherkalin
+7 (4855) 222 190, [email protected]
Executive secretary Larisa Barabanova
+7 (4855) 283 930, [email protected]
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Collection: 103 220 items – general fund,
19 642 items – scientific-auxiliary
• icon “Vision of St. John Lestvichnik with
life”, second half of 16th c.
• collection of “merchant’s portraits”
Main research areas:
• archaeological research of the Rybinsk
region
• late icon-painting of 17th – 19th cc., local
icon painting traditions and the spiritual
culture of the Rybinsk region
• folk art
• fine arts of 18th – 20th cc.
• Russian and Soviet porcelain from the
museum’s collection, including the history
of the “1st of May” factory
• Russian and foreign blanche arms from
the museum’s collection
• book monuments of 17th – 18th cc. as a
participation in the preparation of the catalogue “Hand-written book and books of the
Cyrillic print in the collection of the museums and archives of the Yaroslavl region”
• study of the noble and rich merchant
families linked to the Rybinsk region
Last years’ main projects:
• “The liberators of Europe and Europe…
(from Borodino to Berlin)” for the 200th
anniversary of the Patriotic War of 1812, 2011
• “Italy – the motherland of classic art”, 2011
• “Icons of the ‘Romanov’s letters’ in the
Yaroslavl region. The secrets and discoveries of the forgotten tradition”, 2010
• “A century of the Rybinsk museum (for the
100th anniversary of the museum)”, 2010
• “Cake boards or a history with taste”, 2009
• “The art of the Yaroslavl and Kostroma
regions in the 18th – 20th cc. Searches, findings and discoveries”, Tretyakov Gallery in
Moscow, 2008–2009
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Central region
S. A. Esenin museum-reserve
Central region
D
ecision to open the Memorial S. A. Esenin
House-Museum in Konstantinovo was
adopted by Minister Council in 1965. The
inestimable help in the preparing and opening the Museum was offered by Esenin’ sisters Ekaterina Aleksandrovna and Aleksandra
Aleksandrovna.
Situated in several buildings. Main building
is: the country estate of poet’s parents (built
in 1930, completely reconstructed in 2000).
House of L. I. Kashina was built in the 1880-s,
major reconstruction performed in 1995.
Collection: 27 509 items
Main sections of collection: memorial materials, books, magazines, ethnography, manuscripts, art, photography
Highlights: • poet’s trunk, beginning of 20th c.
• silk hat, beginning of 20th c., bought by
S. A. Esenin in Petrograd in 1919
• icon “Saint Reverend Sergy Radonezsky”,
beginning of 20th c. The gift from Grand
Duchess Elizaveta Fedorovna for Esenin’s
performance before injured soldiers
• coat, beginning of 20th c., bought by
S. A. Esenin while traveling with I. Duncan
to Europe and America in 1922–1923
The State Museum-reserve of S. A. Esenin
391103, Ryazanskaya oblast, Rybnovsky district,
village Konstantinovo
[email protected]
www.museum-esenin.ru
Director Boris Ioganson
+7 (4912) 42 81 96
[email protected]
Executive secretary Ulyana Titova
+7 (4912) 42 81 96
[email protected]
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Main research areas:
• history of Konstantinovo village and adjacent areas
• Esenin’ milieu
• public education in Russia in the beginning of 20th c.
• folklore and traditions of the Ryazan district
• history of the Museum development
Last years’ main projects:
• “I gave him myself entirely…” – a joint project of three Museums – Yasnaya Polyana,
Moscow L. N. Tolstoy Museum and The
State Preserved Museum of S. A. Esenin,
2007
• “Poet and shepherd” – exhibition in the
restored house of the priest I. Ya. Smirnov,
2010
• “The museum in my life” – 45 years since
founding Museum, 2010
• “Your acquaintance – Sergey Esenin” –
guest exhibition in town Pavlovo, created
on the base of 150 exhibits from Museum
fund, 2011
• Guest exhibition in Voronezh city, created on the base of the Museum’s funds,
2012
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Central region
Central region
Spasskoe-Lutovinovo I. Turgenev museum-reserve
• “the exile house” where I. S. Turgenev
lived during his exile in 1852–1853
Collection: 8089 items – basic fund, 13 965
items – scientific auxiliary fund
Main sections of collection: furniture, porcelain, books, manuscripts, graphic art, photos
Highlights: • pieces of furniture, pictures and other
objects from the estate
• personal belongings of I. S. Turgenev (a
hat, sporting gun made by Czech gunsmith
A. V. Lebeda, and other hunting devices)
• among other things are musical instruments, which were played by serf musicians, sculptures of the writer by M. M. Antokolskiy and J. A. Polonskaya, etc.
Main research areas: • I. S. Turgenev’s biography and literary
works
F
ounded on the 22nd of October in 1922 by
a resolution of Public Education Commissariat.
Complex of estate buildings (late 18th – early
19th cc.) includes:
• writer’s memorial house
• chapel and the church of Transfiguration
• history of the estate and places connected
with Turgenev’s life
• Estate complexes as architectural monuments and examples of landscape
gardening
• epoch as a whole, culture and way of life
in the country estates of Turgenev’s time
• writer’s literary and family connections
• his friends and neighbors, writers and
poets Turgenev was acquainted with
Last years’ main projects:
• Opening of a new exhibition hall with all
the necessary modern equipment, 2006
• Collections of other museums have been
exhibited as well. These museums include
the State Literary Museum (Moscow), the
State Historical Museum (Moscow), the
Pushkin’s House (IRLI RAS) the A. S. Pushkin State Museum (Moscow), the State
Pushkin Museum of Arts, etc.
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(1809) built with the money of I. S. Turgenev’s grandfather I. I. Lutovinov
• almshouse (1872), built in with the money of
Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev and his brother
Nikolai Sergeevich for elderly peasants
and former house servants
• couch-house and a stable, a bathhouse
and a cellar
“The I. S. Turgenev State Memorial Museum
and Scenery Preserve “Spasskoye-Lutovinovo”
303002, Orel region, Mtsenskiy district, SpasskoyeLutovinovo, Museynaya str., 3
www.spasskoye-lutovinovo.ru
Director Elena Levina
+7 (48646) 6 73 00, [email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Kiryuhina
+7 (48646) 6 72 66, [email protected]
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Tver regional Gallery
Central region
F
ormed in 1937, it was based on the art
collections of an pre-existing regional
study museum (established in 1866).
Located in the Tver “travelling” imperial
palace – a monument of Russian architecture
of 18th – 19th cc. (architectures: P. R. Nikitin,
M. F. Kazakov, K. I. Rossi, A. I. Rezanov)
• Jean-François de Trois. Amour and Psyche
(Zephyre and Flore), first half of the 18th c.
(1719?)
• Francesco Battaglioni. Ruins of the
theatre, Second half of the 18th c.
• John Baptist in the desert praying to Saviour in clouds, 1413–1425
• Mikhail and Arseny Tverski with Tverski
and the “Transfiguration”, 17th c.
Collection: 36 184 items
Main sections of collection: sacral (“ancient
Russian”) art of 14th – 20th cc., Russian painting, graphics and sculpture of 18th – 20th
cc., West European art of 15th – 20th cc.,
Russian, European and oriental decorative
and applied arts of 17th – 20th cc.
State institution “Tver regional painting gallery”
170100, Tver, Sovetskaya str., 3
Highlights:
• Christ Panthocrator from a deesis, last
quarter of the 15th c.
• A. G. Venetsyanov “A shepherd with a
whistle flute, 1829
• F. S. Rokotov. Portrait of the countess Agrafena (Agrippina) Alexandrovna Kurakina
(1734–1791), end of 1760-s – beginning of
1770-s
• Ya. M. Kolokolnikov-Voronin. Autoportrait
(with wife – Stepanida Semenovna and
son Alexander, future artist), early 1820-s
• S. Yu. Zhukovski. Night in spring. Dawn,
1903
• Salomon de Bray. The banishment of
Hagar, 1656
Main research areas:
• research on the galleries collections and
history
• recognition and studying materials on the
Tver imperial palace
• artistic life in the Tver region
Last years’ main projects:
• “European Season” – works of foreign art
from the collections of Tver oblast’ Painting
Gallery. Tver, 2008
• Cycle of fund exhibitions, devoted to
the 200th anniversary of the Auerbach –
Kuznetsov Konakov faience factory. Never, 2009
• “Romantic Russia: paintings and graphics
from the collections of Tver oblast’ Painting
Gallery”. Belgorod, 2010
• “From Art Nouveau to the social realism.
Russian art of the first half of the 20th century from the collections of Tver oblast’
Painting Gallery”. Tver, 2011
ICOM Committee ICFA
Branches:
•Memorial – Fine Arts museum of Vladimir Serov
•“Chayka cottage” center for arts and culture
www.gallery.tver.ru
Director Tatiana Kuyukina
+7 (4822) 34 25 61, katisс[email protected]
Executive secretary Tamara Gusarova
+7 (4822) 34 57 64, [email protected]
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V. D. Polenov Museum-Reserve Total area of estate: 14,1 hectares, including
17 memorial buildings (all based on Polenov’s
designs, late 19th – early 20th c.)
Main research areas: life and work of Vasily
Dmitrievich Polenov and Elena Dmitrievna Polenova and the artists of their circle
Collection: 14 429 items
Last years’ main projects:
• “K. A. Korovin (1861–1939)” from the fund
of the V. D. Polenov museum, 2011
• “Yakunchikova’s three sisters” from the
fund of the V. D. Polenov museum, 2011
• “Continuation of artistic traditions in Polenovs’ family” by M. V. Polenova-Lyapina
and N.V. Polenova. The Darwin Museum,
2011
• Annual exhibition of the spring festival for
children’s creativity “Kurochka Ryaba”,
since 2011
Main sections of collection: paintings, graphics, decorative and applied arts, museum
documents, memorial books, memorial photos, sculpture, archaeology, weapons, numismatics, architecture, park.
Highlights: • V. D. Polenov “The Christ and the sinner”,
“Golden Autumn”
• P. Veronese’s “The battle of Jacob and
God”
• the biggest collection in Russia of works
by M. V. Yakunchikova
F
amous “House on the Oka River” was
founded October 15, 1892 by the Academician of Painting, the first national artist
of Russia Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov (1844–
1927) and is the first national museum in the
Russian countryside.
ICOM Committees DEMHIST, ICFA
Situated in the «Big House» – unique monument of architecture of the late 19th c. The
Big House occupies the central place of the
estate ensemble (built in 1892 on Vassily
Polenov’s project). Still contains 5 working
stoves and a fireplace in the library.
State memorial historical, artistic and natural
museum-reserve V. D. Polenov
301011, Russia, Tula Region, Zaok region, Strakhovo
[email protected]
www.polenovo.ru
Director Natalya Polenova
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Central region
Vladimir Suzdal Museum-reserve
• hand-written Book of Gospels with the
silver engraved cover done by Afanasy
Trukhmensky 17th c.
• art glass collection
Main research areas:
• history of the Vladimir region
• museum collections
• Bogolyubovo village
• Kideksha village
It also includes 55 monuments and architectural ensembles of 12th – 20th cc. Eight of them
are included in the UNESCO World Heritage
list. Among them – the Golden Gate (12th c.),
the Dormition Cathedral (12th c.), St. Demetrius Cathedral (12th c.), the Nativity Cathedral
in Suzdal (13th c.), the church of Boris and
Gleb in Kideksha (12th c.), etc.
F
ounded in1854 on the initiative of the provincial statistic committee. Collection was
based on private collections; after the revolution – on nationalized nobles’ property, Alexander Nevsky Community storage
Federal State Government-financed Institution
of Culture “The State Vladimir and Suzdal history,
architecture and arts Museum-reserve”
600000, Vladimir, Bolshaya Moskovskaya str., 43
www.vladmuseum.ru
[email protected]
Director Svetlana Melnikova
+7 (4922) 32 25 15
Executive secretary Tatiana Menshikova
+7 (4922) 32 74 50
[email protected]
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Collection: 437 009
Nowadays the museum-reserve includes the
objects in:
• Vladimir town
• Suzdal town
• Gus’-Khrustalny town
Main sections of collection: archaeology, including the collection from the Sunghir Paleolithic site; icons; fine and applied art; numismatics; rare books; naïve art
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Vladimir Autocrat” to 900-year anniversary of Andrei Bogolubsky, 2011
• “The search is never ending”, 2010
• Intermuseum exhibitions “Holy Russia”,
Paris – Moscow – St. Petersburg, 2010–
2012
• “The Golden Map of Russia” in the State
Tretyakov Gallery, 2002
• “The Art of the Vladimir Region”, YuzhnoSakhalinsk, 2011
Exhibitions brought from other museums:
• “Images of Italy”, The State Hermitage,
2010
• “The Golden Age of the Russiam Jewellery”, The Moscow Kremlin Museums,
2011
• “Russian Winter from the Russian Museum”, The Russian Museum, 2011
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Highlights:
• figurine of a horse found at the Sunghir
Paleolithic site – 25 000 years old
• Bogolubovo Icon of the Mother of God,
12th c.
• Maksimovskaya Icon of the Mother of God,
13th c.
• Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God by
Andrei Rublev, 1395 or 1408
• Intercession of the Mother of God Icon,
15th c.
• Western and southern “Golden Doors” from
the Nativity Cathedral in Suzdal, 13th c.
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Wagon Works of Tver
Yaroslavl Art Museum
O
pened in 1919. Situated in the Governor’s House (1821–1823) and Metropolitan’s Chambers (1680-s) by order of Rostov
and Yaroslavl Metropolitan Iona
Collection: 74 699 items
T
he museum was founded in 1968. The
display shows all the stages of development of Russian railway transport through the
history of a particular company
• locomotives
ICOM Committee CIMUSET
Collection: over 10 000 items
Main sections of collection: cars and other products of the plant, weapons, photo
materials, archival documents, household
items
Highlights:
• wall clock that belonged to the first director of the plant
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Main sections of collection: Russian icon
painting of 13th – 17th cc., Russian painting of
18th – 20th cc., graphic arts, Russian and European sculpture 19th – 20th cc., Russian and
European numismatics, European furniture
16th – 17th cc., porcelain and glass
Museum of JSC “Tver Wagon Works”
170003, Tver, Peterburgskoe ave., 45b
Director Larisa Khokhlova
+7 (4822) 55 92 10
[email protected]
Highlights:
• works by K. Korovin
• Russian painting of the 20th c.
• graphics
• Russian and European sculpture from
19th – 20th cc.
Main research areas:
• artistic life of Yaroslavl
• collections of Yaroslavl Art Museum
• artistic life in the Yaroslavl region
• museology
Last years’ main projects:
• “MAKOVSKYE”
• “Seashores. K. Korovin”
• “Golden century. To millennium of Yaroslavl”
• Aleksander Petrov “My love”. Making a
movie
• “101 ikons from Yaroslavl”, exhibition in
State Tretyakov gallery
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Yaroslavl Art Museum
150000, Yaroslavl, 23, Volzhskaya Naberezhnaya
Branches:
•House in Novinskaya Str.
•House-museum of the sculptor A. M. Opekushin
[email protected]
http://artmuseum.yar.ru
Director Alla Hatyhina
+7 (4852) 32 95 85, [email protected]
Executive secretary Valentina Tuleneva
+7 (4852) 32 81 85, [email protected]
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Yaroslavl Museum-Reserve
The city center of Yaroslavl is included in the
UNESCO World Heritage list
Collection: 342 295 items
Main sections of collection: icons of 16th – 19th
cc., paintings, graphics, rare books, documentary fund, photos, textiles, silverware,
metal, foundation of the tree, ceramics and
glass, numismatic, archeology
F
ounded in 1865. The museum building
is a collection of outstanding complex
of monuments of ancient architecture 16th –
17th cc. Museum is located in the architectural
ensemble of the former Holy Transfiguration
Yaroslavl State Historical and Architectural
Museum-Reserve
150000, Yaroslavl, Bogoyavlenskaya Sq. 25
Branch: Museum “Space”, Nikulskoe village,
Tutaev district of the Yaroslavl region
www.yarmp.yar.ru
Director Natalia Levitskaya
+7 (4852) 30 56 30, [email protected]
Executive secretary Olga Troitskaya
+7 (4852) 30 35 37, [email protected]
International contacts Svetlana Blazhevskaya, Deputy
Director of Science
+7 (4852) 30 35 37, [email protected]
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Monastery (16th – 19th cc.), which includes
the pearl of ancient Russian architecture –
The Savior Transfiguration Cathedral (1516).
Museum consists of five churches of Yaroslavl
architecture school of the 17th c.
Highlights:
• collection of manuscripts, including those
written on parchment paper (end of 12th –
beginning of 20th cc.)
• collection of early printed books, including incunabula, palaeotypes, first printed
books (15th – 20th cc.)
• collection of silverware of Yaroslavl and
other Russian jewelry centers (13th –
beginning of 20th cc.)
• first print edition of the “The Tale of Igor’s
Campaign” (1800)
• shroud by seamstress Anna Tushina, 1539
• sakkos of Jonah Sysoevich, Metropolitan
of Rostov and Yaroslavl Stroganovse wing,
1665
• icon of the 16th c. from the iconostasis of
the Holy Transfiguration Cathedral
Main research areas: • history of the Yaroslavl region
• ancient Russian art and culture
• history of the discovery and study of “The
Tale of Igor’s Campaign”
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “From the time of Yaroslav”,
archeological exhibition for the 1000th
anniversary of Yaroslavl, in conjunction
with the Institute of Archaeology of Academy of Sciences, 2010
• Exhibition “Holy Russia”, inter-museum
project, Paris, Moscow, St. Petersburg,
2010–2011
• Catalogue “Cyrillic edition in stores Rostov-Yaroslavl land (1652–1700)”, jointly
with the State Museum-Preserve “Rostov
Kremlin” and Archaeographic Laboratory
of History Department of Moscow State
University, 2009
• Exhibition “Russian icon of 15th – 20th cc.”,
with the Kostroma Museum-Reserve, Zagreb, 2010
• Modernization of the exhibition “The Tale
of Igor’s Campaign”, 2010
ICOM Committee ICMAH
Central region
Yasnaya Polyana Leo Tolstoy Museum-Estate
Central region
O
n June 10, 1921 Yasnaya Polyana was
declared a state museum. Situated in the
complex of 3 buildings of the memorial estate
(early 19th c.)
Collection: 45 215 items
•
Main sections of collection: paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, numismatics,
applied art object, historical everyday life
object, objects made of precious stones and
metals, rare books
•
•
Highlights:
• memorial collection of historical everyday
life object
• Leo Tolstoy’s personal library with his private notes
Main research areas:
• source study
• museum studies
• history of literature
• cultural studies
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Heading Towards the People’s
Literature – Dialogue Between Russia
and Taiwan”. National Museum of Tai-
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•
wan Literature, National Taiwan Museum
(2006–2007). Jointly with State A. Pushkin
Museum (Moscow) and M. Sholokhov Museum-reserve (Veshenskaya). The project
was coordinated by the State Museum and
Exhibition Center “ROSIZO”
Exhibition “History of the Tolstoy Family –
History of Russia” (Moscow), 2008
Exhibition “Tolstoy and Chekhov – Chekhov and Tolstoy”. Jointly with the Anton
Chekhov State Literary and Memorial Museum-reserve “Melikhovo”, 2009
Exhibition “Garden of Tolstoy”. Museumreserve of M. Sholokhov, Rostov region,
village of Veshenskaya, 2009 – 2010
Exhibition “Place of Genius. Lieu du Genie“ (as part of the year of France in Russia). Jointly with a number of literary museums in Russia and France, 2010
Exhibition “Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy”. In cooperation with the F. Dostoevsky
Literary and Memorial Museum, 2010
Exhibition “Leopardi – Tolstoy: Breath of
Eternity” (as part of the year of Italian language and culture in Russia and Russian
language and culture in Italy), 2011
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CECA, ICOFOM
Federal State Budget Institution of Culture
“State Memorial and Natural Preserve
“Leo Tolstoy Museum-estate “Yasnaya Polyana”
301214, p/o Yasnaya Polyana, Shchekino distr.,
Tula reg.
www.yasnayapolyana.ru
General director Vladimir Tolstoy
+7 (4872) 38 67 10, [email protected]
Executive secretary Valentina Lebedeva
+7 (48751) 76 1 53, [email protected]
International contacts Elena Petrova
+7 (48751) 76 5 74, [email protected]
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Central region
Central region
Yuri Gagarin museum
House-museum of school years of Y. A. Gagarin in Gagarin. In 1969 the decision to adapt
the house under a museum was accepted.
House-museum of children’s years Y. A. Gagarin in Klushino it is located in a building which
has been constructed in 1971 specially for a
museum
House-museum of parents of Y. A. Gagarin in
1961 has been presented by the government
of the USSR to parents of the first cosmonaut
Art gallery – since 1991 the exposition of art gallery takes place in a building of the Tikhvin church
which is constructed in style of classicism
Historic museum of local
in the building of the
cathedral constructed in
on donations of gzhatsk
A. I. Komarova
lore takes place
Blagoveshchensk
Neorussian style
merchant widow
Museum of the First flight takes place in a
building constructed for needs of automatic
telephone exchange
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onducts his history from opening of
museum of local lore on November, 7th,
1948. In a basis of its collection the exhibits
Smolensk regional official body of culture establishment
«Y. A. Gagarin Incorporated memorial
museum» Y. A. Gagarin’s Memorial museum complex
215010, the Smolensk region, Gagarin, Gerzen str., 7
Branches:
•Historic museum of local lore
•Art gallery
•Museum of the First flight
www.museum.ru/gagarin
Director Maria Stepanova
+7 (48135) 4 88 37, [email protected]
Executive secretary Svetlana Grabovets
+7 (48135) 4 87 47, [email protected]
International contacts Svetlana Lebedeva
+7 (48135) 4 46 15, [email protected]
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which have arrived from Smolensk regional
museum of local lore and the State historical
museum (Moscow) have laid down
Collection: 68 950 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, weaponry, drawings, documents, rare books,
sculpture, ethnography subjects, applied art
products, numismatic subjects, archeology
subjects, subjects of history of techniques,
natural history
Highlights: • Y. A. Gagarin’s private vehicle “Volga”
• the bus “LAZ” which delivered on April,
12th, 1961 Y. A. Gagarin and G. S. Titov to
a launching pad
• Surdobarokamera SBK-48 where the first
members of the first group of cosmonauts
had training preparation
• E. A. Karpova’s Archive, the first chief of
the Center of preparation of cosmonauts
Main research areas:
• history and the nature of Gagarin (Gzhatsk)
area
• life and Y. A. Gagarin’s activity
• games of the childhood of Yury Gagarin
(1930–40-s)
• history of the first flight of the person in
space
• humanitarian aspects of outer space exploration
• art and architecture history
Last years’ main projects:
• International Socially-scientific readings
devoted to memory of Y. A. Gagarin –
annually on March, 9–12th, since 1974
• International art exhibition “Gagarin’s
spring”, 2011
• Youth game relay race “Gagarin’s starts”,
annually on April, 12th, since 2000
• Museum of the First flight opening, 2011
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Volga river region
VOLGA RIVER REGION
Volga river region
Bolgar Museum-reserve Region’s structure is formed by the Great Russian River – Volga – the main artery and transport
route in Russia
One object from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of the region
Consists of 14 federal subjects
Population over 30 000 000
Total area 1 038 000 km2
Time zone MSK (UTC+04:00), YEKST (UTC+06:00)
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stablished in 1969 as a development of
an existing monument of architecture, history and archeology – The Bolgar site (9th –
15th cc.)
Situated in the monument of architecture –
an orthodox church of The Assumption of the
Virgin (1732–1734)
Last years’ main projects:
• The main exposition “The Bolgar city and
its districts”
• “The Bolgar site – an open air museum”
• “Ethnographic monuments of Bolgar”
• “History of the region in 17th – 20th c.”
• “The Suvar site”
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Collection: 102 913 items
Main sections of collection: archeology, ethnology, numismatics, documents, photography fund, technics, weaponry, rare books
Highlights:
• Kozhaevski treasure
• Komiternovski treasure
Main research areas:
• Archeology research
• Research on the museum collections
The State Budgetary Institution of Culture of the
Tatarstan Republic “State historical and architectural
museum-reserve of Bolgar”
422840, Tatarstan republic, Spasski district,
Bolgar city, Nazarovykh str., 67
[email protected]
www.bolgar.info
Director Rafail Makhmutov
+7 (84347) 30 456
Executive secretary Gulnara Biryukova
+7 (84347) 39 414
International contacts Liliya Safina
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Chuvash State art museum
• Russian painting: F. S. Rokotov, V. L. Borovikovskiy, V. A. Tropinin, I. K. Aivazovskiy,
I. N. Kramskoy, V. G. Perov, A. I. Kuindzhi,
I. I. Levitan, V. D. Polenov
• art of 1890-s to early 20th c.: K. A. Korovin,
V. A. Serov, R. R. Falk, K. S. Petrov-Vodkin,
B. M. Kustodiev, works by painters of “The
world of art”, “Knave of diamonds”, “Four
arts”, “The union of Russian painters”
• Meissen and Sevres porcelain of the 18th c.
• works by of R. Gloster, 15th c.
Last years’ main projects:
• Vasiliy Nesterenko. Painting. In the course
of Moscow Days in Chuvash republic,
2010
• “Isaak Levitan. For his 150th anniversary”.
The canvas “Dandelion” from the museum
collection took part in the exhibition for
Levitan’s 125th anniversary in Tretyakov
Gallery (Moscow), 2010–2011
• “Art-neighbours” – museum exhibition
project on the effort to attract professional
artists from neighbor regions (Nizhneka-
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reated in 1939 by the Soviet of People’s
commissars in Chuvash ASSR decree
#1192 from the 17th of September 1939
Collection: 28 013 items
Main sections of collection: painting, graphic
arts, sculpture, decorative and applied arts
The budget institution “Chuvash state art museum”
Cheboksary, Kalinin str., 60
Branches:
•Memorial flat of M. S. Spiridonov
•Center of modern art of Chuvash state art museum
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.artmuseum.ru
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msk (Tatarstan), Nizhniy Novgorod, Moscow), 2011
• “The way to temple” (Moscow – Cheboksary). Joint project of the International fund
“Cultural heritage” under the guidance of
V. G. Kartsev (Moscow) and Chuvash art
museum collection with the participation of
Volga region creative circles’ artists, 2011
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Highlights:
• Old Russian art (icon, sculpture, repoussage, books) includes the icons from Cheboksary churches of Moscow school in the
16th – 18th cc., and also subscription and
dated icons of the 19th c.
• books published in Russia in the 17th – 18th cc.,
print church books of the 19th – 20th cc.
Director Gennadiy Kozlov
+7 (8352) 63 63 04
[email protected]
Executive secretary Gennadiy Ivanov
+7 (8352) 63 60 09
[email protected]
International contacts Tatyana Krasnova
+7 (8352) 62 42 75
[email protected]
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Chuvashia National Museum
Highlights:
• Archaeological collection Abashevskaya
Balanovsky and cemeteries
• National holiday costumes 18th – 20th cc.
Fine Arts Museum of Mari El Republic Main research areas: study on the collection
of figurative arts of the Mari El republic
Last years’ main projects:
• “Chuvash folk costume”. Embroidery 18th –
19th cc., Silver jewelry and beads
• “Educator of the Chuvash people I. Yakovlev”. Personal belongings, documents,
photographs
• “Chuvash folk arts and crafts”
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reated in 1921 by the Regional sector for
museums and heritage preservation of
Chuvashia Republic decree
Collection: over 180 000
Main sections of collection: subjects of
decorative-applied art of 18th – 19th cc., ornament of silver, embroidery, woodcarving,
musical tools, the materials of natural-scientific fund, memorial complexes of scientific
biologists, monuments of flora and fauna of
the region, collection of excavation of epoch
of bronze
The budget institution “Chuvashia National Museum”
428032, Chuvashia Republic, Cheboksary, Red sq., 5
Branches:
•Chapaev Museum (Cheboksary)
•Ivanov Literature Museum
•Sespel Museum (Cheboksary)
•Sespel Museum (Sespel)
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.chnm.ru
Director Irina Menshikova
+7 (8352) 62 41 24
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ocated in 2 modern buildings:
• Museum of fine arts of Mari El republic (1981 by V. I. Babenko). Total area:
2168 m2. Exhibition area: 810 m2
• The national fine arts gallery (2007 by
V. H. Gorban). Equipped with specialized
systems of climate-control, of gaseous fire
suppression, surveillance cameras and
a lift adapted for visitors with restricted
mobility. Total area: 3446, 5 m2. Exhibition
area: 1188 m2
Last years’ main projects:
• “The return. From Europe to Russia”. Russian – Swiss artist Alexandr Benois di
Stetto – paintings, graphics, documental
materials, 2008
• “Zurab Tsereteli” – national Russian artist,
President of Russian Academy of Arts –
paintings, graphics, sculpture, enamel,
2008
• “Precious patterns (gold in the monuments
of decorative – applied art of 14th – 20th
cc.)” from the collection of the State Historical Museum (Moscow), 2010
• Opening of a virtual department of the
State Russian museum (200 museal and
pedagogical programs and video materials), 2010
• Opening of the resource center with the
support of the State Russian museum,
2011
• The Renaissance Light. Paintings and
sculpture from the State Hermitage collections” – works from 15th and 16th cc.,
2011
Collection: 7634 items
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Main sections of collection: painting, drawing,
sculpture, decorative arts
Highlights:
• Mari El figurative and decorative – applied
arts
• Russian painting, graphics, sculpture,
decorative – applied arts (end of 19th – beginning of 21st cc.) and a West European
paintings and graphics collection (single
objects)
State budgetary cultural institution of the Mari El
Republic “The republic museum of Fine Arts”
Yoshkar-Ola city, Gogola str., 15
Director Elena Burnasheva
+7 (8362) 41 22 54
[email protected]
International contacts Natalya Stepanova
+7 (8362) 45 52 37
[email protected]
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Homeland of V. I. Lenin
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stablished at the October 2nd, 1984 to
conserve memorial view of homeland of
Vladimir Lenin, but in 1990-s it concentrated
its research on the original historical view of
Ulyanovsk and cultural legacy of the 2 half of
the 19th c.
There are 175 monuments of history and culture and nearly 100 objects of cultural legacy
in Ulyanovsk – 143 of them are situated on the
territory of memorial state museum (among
them 31 object of federal status, 116 objects
of local status, 28 objects of Ulyanovsk municipality). Museum is making consistent effort conservation, restoration, reconstruction
architectural and historical monuments. Since
the establishment of Museum 42 objects have
been restored. Extensive work of historical
reconstruction of the city improvement was
made by Museum (paving, wood sidewalks,
lights, booth of policeman were restored on
Moscow str.). 169 memorial tablets at the historic buildings of the city and 7 light-pointer
with picture of the lost monuments of Simbirsk
were mounted
The State Historical Memorial Complex
“The Homeland of V. I. Lenin”
432017, Ulyanovsk, Lenina str., 98
Consists of:
•Museum “Popular schooling in Simbirsk
province in 70–80-s of 19th c.”
•Museum “Simbirsk Grammar School”
•Museum “The photograph of Simbirsk”
•IEC “Trade and handicraft of Simbirsk”
•Museum “Post Service of Simbirsk“
•Museum “Chuvash school of Simbirsk.
The flat of I. Y. Yakovlev.”
•Museum “Simbirsk meteorological station. Planetarium.“
•Memorial estate of a city life “Simbisk in 19th to the
beginning of 20th c.”
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•MC “Town building and architecture of Simbirsk –
Ulyanovsk”
•MC “Business and a cultural life of Simbirsk”
•Exhibition hall “On Pokrovskaya Str.”
•Museum “Fire Fighting Service
of Simbirsk – Ulyanovsk“
•Museum Center for Children
[email protected]
www.ulzapovednik.ru
Director Irina Kotova
Executive secretary Irina Gordeeva
+7 (8422) 32 55 13
International contacts Oksana Solovey
+7 (8422) 32 45 32
Collection: 39 107 items
• collection of the Grammar School’s
textbooks, course programs for public
schools. Teaching aids (a map of the hemispheres of the Earth. St. Petersburg, 1841,
map for the study of sacred and ancient
church history. Russia, the end of 19th c.)
• collection of folklore items from the history
of the peoples of the Middle Volga Region
(costumes, engravings. London, Paris,
beginning of 19 century; engravings by
M. Makhayev “View of the city Sinbirsk
from the north-west arrival”)
• collection of tools, machinery and craftworks of Simbirsk
• collection of the sales packaging 19th –
20th cc.
Main sections of collection: rare books, art
materials, wood works, photos, textile, archeology objects, numismatics, ivories, ceramics
Main research areas: history, culture, Simbirsk – Ulyanovsk household in the second
half of 19th – first half of 20th cc.
Highlights of the collection:
• collection of laboratory equipment for physics classes at Russian Grammar School
in the 19th c.: Sundial. Germany, 1840;
Boiler Franklin, Russia, the end of 19 c.;
meteorological observation instruments
collection of the late 19th c.; Barometer Parrot, barometer Fortin, heliograph Velichko,
Glazenapa’s ring, Pikhte mirror
• collection of astronomical observations
maps: Maps of the Sky. England, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, middle of the
18th – beg. of the 20th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition Two Centuries of Grammar
School of Simbirsk-Uliyanovsk vicegerency, 2009
• Exhibition The Man in the Mirror of History,
2010
• Exhibition Germany in the camera, 2010
• Exhibition series in cooperation with the
State Central Theatre Museum named after A. A. Bakhrushin and Moscow Art Theater School
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Kalashnikov Museum Complex of Small Arms
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ounded in February of 2004 as State
Cultural Institution «The Kalashnikov
Museum» according to the Decree of the
Udmurt Republic Administration No. 1347-r.
In December 2004 the museum was renamed
as State Cultural Institution “The Kalashnikov
Museum and Exhibition Complex of Shooting Arms”. The opening of the museum took
place on 4th of November, 2004 on the occasion of 85 anniversary of the great arms designer M. T. Kalashnikov
Situated in two-storey building with a socle
was built specially for museum in High Tech
style. Total area: 4012 m2
Priority areas of research:
• history of small arms production in Izhevsk
cial Realism collection, works by “Lianozovo”
art group and graphic school of Nizhny Tagil
Last years’ main projects:
• “Steps to success”. Exhibition about experimental and trial designs of gunsmith
in Izhevsk
• “The Best Innovative design in and around
small arms”. Competition for students and
young specialists
• “The Operation on Borodina str., 19”.
Sporting and intellectual game for senior
pupils
• “10 Steps to Victory!” Guide-book with
creative tasks for children 7–12 years by
exhibition “The whole of Russia still remembers…”
• “From the History of arms manufacture”.
Museum anthology (issue 4)
Collection: 10 894 items
Main sections of collection: articles of personal fund Kalashnikov: photos and written
materials, personal belongings, furniture,
books, gifts, fine art, a collection of weapons –
combat and sports hunting, domestic and foreign origin, as well as weapon supplies, museum collection updated materials on Izhevsk
gunsmiths
Maris – Art
ICOM Committees INTERCOM, AVICOM,
ICOMAM
Budgetary Cultural Institution of Udmurt Republic
«The Kalashnikov Museum and Exhibition Complex
of Small Arms»
Udmurt Republic, Izhevsk, Borodina str., 19
[email protected]
www.museum-mtk.ru
Director Nadezhda Vechtomova
+7 (3412) 51 45 38
Highlights:
• “The Red River Kama” – an oil painting by
Alexander Repin, 1975–76
• “Dagestan” – the watercolor series by Ivan
Borisov, 1969–72
• “Fantomchiki” – an oil painting by Leo
Kropiwnickiy, 1993
• “The Bazhov’s Tales” – an oil painting by
Peter Oborin, 1986
Main research areas:
• works by Alexander Repin, Ivan Borisov,
Anatoliy Filimonov, Leo Kropiwnickiy,
Eugene Kropiwnickiy
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stablished in February 2001 for the storing,
investigating, researching, presenting and
promotion of the Perm arts. The gallery is located on the first floor of the six-storey building
Collection: 1260 items
Main sections of collection: Russian Graphic
Art of the 19th – 21st cc., Perm artists, The So-
Last years’ main projects:
• “Beauty for Everybody!” Together with the
Perm State Art Gallery, 2008
• “A Comet’s Tail”. The project is the 100th
anniversary of Futurism, 2009
• “Industry. Where will be there a garden
city?” Together with the Perm Regional
Museum, 2010
ICOM Committee ICEE
Gallery «Maris – Art»
Perm, Komsomolsky prospect, 8
[email protected]
www.marisart.ru
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Gallery-MarisArt/123186317741198
Director Tatiana Permyakova
+7 (432) 210 56 76
International contacts Vadim Zubkov
+7 (912) 784 36 88
[email protected]
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Kazan Kremlin
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stablished for the purpose of preserving
of the national identity of the architectural
environment of the city of Kazan, the Kazan
Kremlin revival as a historical, cultural and administrative center of the Republic of Tatarstan
Kremlin is a complex of archaeological, historical, and architectural monuments that has
appeared and functioning since the foundation of the city in 11th c. till nowadays. The
medieval fortress, with a regular layout and
development of 16th – 19th cc. with revealed
archaeological fragments of fortifications and
constructions of 10th – 16th cc., constitutes
the basis of the Complex. Besides, the Kazan Kremlin is an Archaeological Monument
containing a unique cultural layer reflecting
5 stages of the development of the Kremlin
Complex. The Museum-Reservation includes:
a “Kazan Kremlin” Hill Fort (of 10th – 16th cc.),
a stone-brick Kremlin (of 16th – 18th cc.), architectural structure (16th – 19th cc.) In 2005 the
Qol Sharif Mosque had been reconstructed
Included in UNESCO List of World Natural
and Cultural Heritage since 2000
Collection: 14 566 items
State-Funded Institution “State Historic Architectural
and Art Museum-Reservation “The Kazan Kremlin”
420014, Republic of the Tatarstan, Kazan, Kremlin,
P.O.B. 20
Includes:
•“Hermitage-Kazan” Center (opened on August, 23,
2005 yr. in building of the Former Junker School)
•Museum of Islamic Culture (opened on February,
2006 yr. in a Qol Sharif Mosque)
•Museum of Statehood History of Tatar People and the
Republic of Tatarstan (opened on November, 6,
2006 yr. in building of the former Palace Church)
•Museum of Natural History of Tatarstan (opened on
September, 1, 2008 yr. in building of the Former
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Junker School)
•Exhibition Hall “Manege” (opened on October,
2009 yr. in building of the former Manege)
[email protected]
www.kazan-kremlin.ru
Director Ramil Khayrutdinov
+7 (843) 567 80 02
[email protected]
Executive secretary Rimma Idrisova
+7 (843) 567 80 30
[email protected]
International contacts
Svetlana Konovalova
+7 (843) 567 80 03, [email protected]
Main sections of collection: fine arts sources;
objects of interest; written sources; natural
science collections
Highlights: • archaeological materials connected with
the history of the Kazan Kremlin
• mineralogical and paleontological collections (including pareiasaurs – theroid pangolins)
• collection of manuscripts and Korans
• gift fund of the first President of the Republic of Tatarstan M. Sh. Shaymyev
Main research areas:
• iconography of the Kazan Kremlin
• Kazan Kremlin history
• archaeological survey (together with other
scientific c.)
• research of the Tatar (Turkic-Tatar) Civilization and the Statehood in general
• scientific researches in fields of geology
and palaeontology
Last years’ main projects:
• “Children of Gods. The ancient heroes
in ancient and modern art” (exposition
included about two hundreds of exhibit
items and covered the time interval from
the 7th c. B.C. till 18th – 19th cc.) and had
been exhibited in 2009
• “An Arty-and Crafty Armament from
the State Hermitage’s Collection” (it got
acquainted with unique monuments of
gunnery, applied and decorative arts as
well as artworks), 2011
• Exhibition “Spanish Arts from the State
Hermitage’s Collection”, 2012
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Volga river region
Volga river region
National Museum of Tatarstan Republic
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stablished on March 17, 1894 when its
Regulations was approved and the Council of the Kazan city scientific and industrial
museum was appointed. Opened on April 5
of 1895
• coach of the nobility, the middle of the 18th c.
• crater red-depicting women and Eros, the
middle of the 4th c. BC Apulia (Southern
Italy)
• Gold Jewellery, Bulgar period
Main Museum building of the main museum –
the former Guild Hall – was built in 1800.
After the fire of 1842 the building of the Guild
Hall was reconstructed by the design of arch.
I. P. Bessonov in 1847. In the 1890-s a part
of the building was equipped for a museum
(arch. I. N. Kolmakov). The appearance of the
building was radically changed in the 30-s of
the 20th c. In 1995 the north-western part of the
building was restored as it looked to 1895 by
the museum centenary (arch. S. A. Kozlova)
Main research areas:
• setting up a modern fund storage
• completion of a permanent exposition
• restoration of fund collections
• learning modern electronic technologies
to develop the museum information systems
• complex development of the museum
tourism activity
• further development of the Tatarstan National Museum as a scientific and research
center
Collection: 863 456 items
Main sections of collection: archeology,
historical-everyday life collection, ethnography, numismatic, precious metals, weapons,
documentary fund, fine arts, books, natural
history
State institution “National Museum of the Republic of
Tatarstan”
420111, Republic of Tatarstan, Kazan, Kremlevskaya Str., 2
Branches:
•Museum of E. A. Boratynskiy in a wing of the former
Boratynskiys’ country estate
(1836–1840 by F. I. Petondi)
•Literature-memorial museum of A. M. Gorkiy
•Literature museum of Gabdula Tukay
•Museum of Tatar literature with the memorial flat of
Sharif Kamal
•Museum-flat of Musa Jalil
•Museum of Salikh Saydashev
•Museum of Kaym Nasyri
•Memorial museum-flat of Nazib Zhiganov
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•Museum-memorial of the Great Patriotic War
•House-museum of V. I. Lenin
•Museum of A. M. Gorkiy in the village of Krasnovidovo
•Museum of Yanka Kupala in the village of Pechischi
•Museum of L. N. Tolstoy (will be situated in buildings
of a country estate owned by Dideva-Gortalov in the
18th – 19th cc.)
•Museum of Tatarstan musical culture
http://tatar.museum.ru/nm/
General director Gulchachak Nazipova
+7 (843) 292 71 62
[email protected]
Executive secretary Yulia Kolova
+7 (843) 292 63 85
[email protected]
Highlights:
• portrait of Likhachev. E. Egorov, Paris,
1870
• Ushebti. Green faience. Egypt, late period,
7th – 4th centuries B. C.
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition and research project – an exhibition of museum rarities to the Kazan Millennium, 2005
• Exhibition and research project – the permanent exhibition of the Tatarstan ancient
history, 2006
• Exhibition and research project – the exhibition “The world of musical instruments”,
2007
ICOM Committees CAMOC, ICLM
Volga river region
Volga river region
Orenburg regional
museum of fine arts
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stablished in 1960. The basis of museum
collection were works of academic painting, artist Lucian Popov (1873–1914), who
lived and worked in Orenburg. L. V. Popov
has created an artistic chronicle of the events
of the first Russian revolution of 1905–1907
Located in the building (1814, arch. Stamp
Malakhov), which housed the city council, a
policeman and the magistrate court of wards.
Museum was reconstructed in the 1870-s form
Main sections of collection: collection of Orenburg downy shawls, Old Russian painting,
Russian painting of 18th – early 20th cc., Soviet
art 20–30-s, 40-s, 50-s, collection of works by
Lucian Popov, Vladimir Kibalchich (Vladimir)
1920–2005, the department of arts and crafts
Highlights of the collection:
• collection of naive art
• collection of downy shawls
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• collection of Vladimir (Kibalchicha) (1920–
2005)
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Swiss look” – solo exhibition ALESCO
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• V Regional exhibition of architectural works
“Architecture of Orenburg region-2011”
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The State budget cultural organization “Orenburg
regional museum of fine arts”
460014, Orenburg region, Orenburg, Kashirina str., 29
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.omizo.ru
Director Yuri Komlev
+7 (3532) 78 38 42
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Perm Art Gallery
The Gallery displays extensive collections
of the 15th – 21st cc. works of art by the Russian and European painters and sculptors.
There are also remarkable collections of the
16th –17th cc. icons of the world famous Stroganov icon-painting workshops, the unique
cult wood carving sculptures dating back to
the 17th – early 20th c. as well as a variety of
fine collections of graphic, decorative and
applied arts from different countries, centuries and artistic schools
Permanent exhibitions:
• Russian Icons of the 16th –17th cc.
• Perm Wooden Cult Sculptures of the 17th –
early 20th cc.
• Russian Art of the 18th – early 20th c.
• European Art of the 15th – 18th cc. (Italy,
Holland, Flanders, France)
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ince 1932 the gallery has been housed
in the notable former cathedral church
of Christ Transfiguration. The building is in
the late classicism style and is considered
to be a remarkable architectural memorial
Perm State Art Gallery
614045, Perm, Komsomolsky Prospekt, 4
[email protected]
www.gallery.permonline.ru
Director Julia Tavryzian
+7 (342) 212 22 50
Executive secretary Irina Fedotova
+7 (342) 212 95 24
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of Perm of the early 19 th c. Now its spire
bell tower is an accepted symbol of the
city
1970-s was included into the UNESCO
list of the world artistic heritage as a great
artistic memoria
• Collection of Russian art includes the pictures created by the most influential painters of 18th – early 20th c. such as F. Rokotov, K. Bryullov, F. Matveev, V. Tropinin,
I. Aivazovsky, I. Kramskoy, I. Repin,
I. Shishkin, I. Levitan, A. Savrasov, F. Vasilyev, K. Korovin, V. Serov, K. Petrov-Vodkin,
K. Somov, N. Goncharova
Main research areas:
• collections: exploration, catalogues (printed, electronic)
• perspective scientific theme “Art culture of
the Perm Krai and its links. 17th – 21th cc.”
Collection: 50 727 items
Highlights of the collection:
• Icons of the Stroganov school. The Stroganovs dynasty was prosperous landlords
of Russia. Incl. “The Virgin of Vladimir with
the eighteen border scenes”
• Russian cult wooden sculptures of 17th –
early 20th cc. It depicts the unique images
of orthodox saints especially worshipped
in the Kama-river area. It is one of the
most rare and complete collections of
cult wooden sculpture in Russia. It has
acquired the world-wide fame and in the
Last years’ main projects:
• “Kudymkor – Lokomotor of the Future”
(Perm – Moscow), 2009
• “The treasures of Perm Land” France,
Lyon Fondation Fourvière – Musée de
Fourvière, 2010
• “Karl Fabergé and his contemporaries”,
Moscow, Kremlin Museums (Russian museums’ collections), 2011
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Volga river region
PERMM
museum of contemporary art, but a modern
interactive site for discussions and collective
activity for artists, visitors and curators
Located in the historical building of the old
Riverside station (1939, by A. Z. Grinberg)
Main research areas:
• esthetics and practice of arte povera
• public art
• art in the city
• children and contemporary art
• archivation of Moscow conceptualism;
• contemporary practices in Perm art
Total area: 3000 m2
Collection: 904 items
Main sections of the collection: paintings,
graphic art, sculpture, documents, printed
materials (photographs, banners, etc.),
others (installations)
F
ounded on May 18, 2009 by the order of
Perm Krai government dd. 01.04.2009.
But the Perm period in the history of contemporary art began in September of 2008 with
Regional state autonomous entity
«Museum of Contemporary Art» PERMM
614000, Perm, Monostyrskaya str., 2
[email protected]
www.permm.ru
http://rechnoy.livejournal.com/ (museum’s blog)
General director Marat Guelman
+7 (342) 219 91 72
[email protected]
Executive secretary Maria Romashova
+7 (342) 219 91 60
[email protected]
International contacts Mikhail Surkov
+7 (342) 219 91 79
[email protected]
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the opening of the Russian Povera. This ambitious experiment was initiated by well-known
art collector Marat Guelman and senator Sergei Gordeyev. Today PERMM is not only a
Highlights of the collection:
• works by Aleksander Brodsky (winner of
Kandinsky prize, 2010)
• work by Anatoly Osmolovsky (winner of
Kandinsky prize, 2007)
• O&A Florensky. Various Skeletons project.
2008. Sculpture. Mixed technique
• vitaliy Komar, Aleksander Melamid. Mausoleum installation. 1993–2007. Installation. Mixed technique
• Moscow Archive of New Art (MANI). 1974–
2006. Art objects, photographs, documentation of D. A. Prigov, L. Rubenshtein, A. Monastyrsky, Collective Activity group and other
representative of Moscow conceptualism
Last years’ main projects:
• Russian Povera. Project by Sergei
Gordeyev, exhibition curator – Marat Guelman. September 25, 2008 – November 30,
2008, Riverside station (Perm)
• Night at the Museum. Exhibition curator –
Marat Guelman. December 25, 2009 –
March 20, 2010, Museum of Contemporary Art PERMM
• Aleksander Brodsky. Installations. April 02,
2010 – May 10, 2010, Museum of Contemporary Art PERMM
• «Якщо/ Если/ IF». Ukrainian art at a turning point. Exhibition curator Yekaterina
Dyogot’. May 21, 2010 – July 10, 2010,
Museum of Contemporary Art PERMM
• Boomerang. Perm Graphic Art Biennale.
Main project curators: Marat Guelman,
Irina Yashkova. 2010
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Russian Museum of Photography
• M. P. Dmitriev “D. V. Sirotkin” (photograph
on the porcelain, Nizhny Novgorod, 1890-s)
• The folded travel camera “Cartridge Kodak
№ 5”, belonged to M. P. Dmitriev (USA, the
end of 19th – beginning of 20th cc.)
Main research areas: history of photography
in Nizhny Novgorod
“Photography and Painting” studio was located here in 1873–1881. In the wing there
was arranged the glass house. In 1886 the
Maksim Dmitriev’s photographic studio was
opened here. In these years the second floor
was also overbuild. “The New Photography
of M. Dmitriev” remained in the building until
1929, after that it became a state studio. From
the 1940-s there were various organizations
in the house. Now the former interior is mostly
lost, except for the original wrought-iron staircase
Last years’ main projects:
• International photographic festival “Volzhskoye Biennale”
• All-Russian photographic festival “Svetopis”
• Regional photographic festival in honour
of A. O. Karelin and M. P. Dmitriev
• Festival of humor photography “Photosmehota”
• Photographic project “The Anthology of
Nizhny Novgorod photography”
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Collections: 202 444 items
C
reated on the initiative of the public of
Nizhny Novgorod in 1992. Located in
the house (1828–1830 by I. E. Efimov) where
The State Russian Museum of Photography
Russian Federation, 603005, Nizhny Novgorod,
Piskunova Str., 9
[email protected]
www.fotomuseum.nnov.ru
Director Vera Tarasova
+7 (831) 411 82 47
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Smirnova
+7 (831) 437 37 43
[email protected]
International contacts Olga Karaseva
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lived and worked the famous Russian photographers Andrey Osipovich Karelin and
Maksim Petrovich Dmitriyev. Andrey Karelin’s
Main sections of collection: photo positives
(based on photo paper, metal, glass, porcelain), photo negatives (based on glass,
film), photo equipment, cinema equipment,
stereo photographs and holograms, photo
edition (postcards, albums, books etc.),
correspondence and personal things of
photographers, modern art based on photography
Highlights:
• O. Karelin “His Royal Highness the Duke
of Edinburg on the balcony of Nizhegorodskaya Fair house” (from “The Art Album of
Real Life Photographs”, Nizhny Novgorod,
1875)
• O. Karelin “Girls with albums” (from “The
Art Album of Real Life Photographs”, Nizhny Novgorod, 1876)
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Volga river region
Saratov Radishchev Fine Arts Museum Situated in the monument of the federal significance. The building was constructed
especially for the museum in 1883–1885 (the
project of architect Ivan V. Shtrom)
Collection: over 30 000 items
Main sections of collection: iconography,
Russian and foreign art (painting, graphics,
sculpture), crafts, rare books, documentation
Highlights:
• Stomer Matthias “The Adoration of Herders”
• Jean Baptiste Camille Corot “The Castle of
Pierrefonds”
• Vladimir L. Borovikovskiy “The Unknown
with the Child”
• Orest A. Kiprensky “The Portrait of
F. A. Golitsyn”
• Ilya E. Repin “The portrait of Nadya Repina”
• Viktor E. Borisov-Musatov “The Autumn
Motive”
• Aleksandra A. Ekster “The Colour construction”
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pen on the June 29th, 1885 by the initiative of Alexey P. Bogolubov, marine
painter, the grandson of Alexander Radischev
who donated his collection of works of art to
Saratov
The State-funded Radischev Fine Arts Museum
[email protected]
www.radmuseumart.ru
410600, Saratov, Radischev str., 39, building 1
Branches:
In Saratov:
•Museum-Estate of Viktor E. Borisov-Musatov
•House-Museum of Pavel V. Kuznetsov
In Saratov Region:
•The Art Gallery in Balakovo
•Art and Memorial Museum of Kuzma S. Petrov-Vodkin
In Khvalynsk:
•Art Gallery of A. A. Mylnikov in Engels
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General director Tamara Grodskova
+7 (8452) 26 12 09
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Saveleva
+7 (8452) 26 03 24
[email protected]
International contacts Ludmila Kalinina
+7 (8452) 28 32 71
[email protected]
• Robert R. Falk “Paris”
• Dmitriy D. Zhilinskiy “Young Sculptors”
Main research areas:
• publishing of six-volume catalog of the
museum collection; 3 volumes were published: “Russian painting of the 18th – beginning of the 20th c.” (2004), “Foreign Art”
(2008), “Russian painting of the 20th – beginning of the 21st cc.” (2010)
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “The Travel of the Russian Paintings: the Travelling Painters in Saratov”
from the collection of The State Tretyakov
Gallery, The Russian Museum, Saratov
Radishchev Museum and The Gallery of
the Volsk Local History Museum. Saratov
Radishchev Museum, 2011
• Participation in the international exhibition ”Russian Avant-garde”. Palermo, Italy,
2011
• Exhibition “Salvador Dali. Sacred Message”. Saratov Radishchev Museum, 2011
• The exhibition “Spanish Art in the Collection of the State Hermitage Museum”.
Saratov Radishchev Museum, 2010
• The exhibition “Two Faces of Time. The Art
of 1930–1950” from the collection of The
State Tretyakov Gallery, The Russian Museum and Saratov Radishchev Museum.
Saratov Radishchev Museum, 2009
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Samara Regional Studies Museum
Space Museum in Shorshely village
zoology, botany), historical collections and
ethnography, domestic, numismatic, rare
books of 18th – 19th cc., documents 19th – 20th
cc., weapons and firearms of Russia and the
West and East (14th – 20th cc.)
Collection: 2961 – main collection, 2529 –
auxiliary collection
Main sections of collection: documents, items
of history and technology; cosmic clothing;
space numismatics and faleristics
Highlights:
• ethnographic collection
• archaeological collection
• collection of butterflies
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ne of the oldest museums of the Volga
Region. It originates from the public
museum named after Emperor Alexander III
that was established in 1886 on the initiative
of the head of the town P. V. Alabin. In 1993 the
museum was renamed in honor of P. V. Alabin
Collection: over 180 000
Main sections of collection: archaeology,
natural science (paleontology, mineralogy,
The State Cultural Institution “Samara Museum
for Historical and Regional Studies named after
P. V. Alabin”
443041, Samara region, Samara, Leninskaya str., 142
Branches:
•House Museum, M. Frunze
•House-museum of Lenin
•Mansion Curlin
www.alabin.ru
Director Ludmila Kuznetsova
+7 (846) 333 70 15
[email protected]
Executive secretary Dmitry Stashenkov
+7 (846) 333 25 19
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Highlights:
• Landing spacecraft “Vostok”
• “ZIS-110” car
• cosmic clothing
• personal belongings of astronauts –
fellow countrymen of A. G. Nikolaev and
N. M. Budarin
Main research areas:
• scientific expeditions
• regional and international conferences
Last years’ main projects:
• “Home of the steppes”, in conjunction
with the Canadian Museum of Civilization,
2006–2007
• “World on our Hands” for the blind and
visually impaired persons
• “Tangled threads” art of artists with mental
illness
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ituated in the building, constructed specially for museum purposes in 2001
Last years’ main projects:
• “S. P. Korolev – 100 years”
• “Space era” (to the 50th anniversary of
launching of the 1st AES)
• Spaceships “Soyuz”
• “50 years of the piloted cosmonautics”
• “The astronauts of the Chuvash Land”
ICOM Committee CIMUSET
Budgetary institution of the Chuvash Republic “The
Memorial Complex of the USSR pilot-cosmonaut
A. G. Nikolaev” of the Chuvash Ministry of Culture
429584, Chuvash Republic, Mariinsko-Posadsky region,
Shorshely village, Parkovaya Str., 14
[email protected]
www.kosmos-memorial.narod.ru
Director Alexander Tukmakov
+7 (917) 651 01 96
International contacts Alexander Petrov
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Volga river region
Sviyajsk museum
Volga river region
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October 2009 – date of creation of the
State Budget cultural institutions of the
Republic of Tatarstan «“State Historical and
Architectural Museum “Island-Sviyajhsk”» on
the island of the same name located in the
picturesque outfall of Sviyaga-river on a high
hill-island, in 30 km from Kazan
Sviyajsk was founded as a fortress in 1551,
in 1552 became the base of the Russian
troops at the siege of Kazan. For the first
time in the history of world architecture in
4 weeks period, new city was built out of
prefabricated parts. His building, made with
the latest technology, exceeded the size of
such cities as Novgorod and Pskov. The city,
founded in 1551 King John IV the Terrible,
was the first Orthodox town in the Middle
Volga region
Museum is located in the unique historic,
architectural and artistic complex of the
second half of 16th – 20th c., located in
St. John the Baptist Monastery, founded in
the late 16th c. The monastery was closed
in the 1920-s. In 1987 a branch of the State
Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of
Tatarstan was opened in Sviyajhsk
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State budget cultural organization of Tatarstan
Republic «The State historical, architectural
and art museum “Island-city Sviyajsk”»
420250, Tatarstan republic, Kazan, Sviyajsk island
+7 (84371) 38 939, +7 906 321 07 24
www.sviyajsk.ru
Director Artem Silkin
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Tarhany. M. Y. Lermontov Museum-reserve
executive committee announced the estate as a National reserve. July 30, 1939 the
house-museum of Lermontov was opened
Includes: the manor with a complex of memorials beginning of the 19th c., the necropolis
of Arseniev family and Lermontov family and
estate Apaliha where Lermontov was a frequent
visitor in the home of his aunt, M. Shan-Girey
Total area: 196,4 hectares
Collection: 16 202 items
Main sections of the collection: paintings,
drawings, books, works of applied and decorative arts, everyday life and ethnography
objects
I
n the second half of 19th c. Tarkhany were
spontaneously perceived as a national cultural heritage. The grave of the poet was a
place of pilgrimage for his admirers. The idea
of the museum was voiced in 1905 in “Penza
The State budget cultural organization
«Lermontovskiy Museum-reserve “Tarhany”»
442280, Penza region, Belinsky district,
Lermontovo village
Branches:
•Shan-Girey’s estate “Apalikha”
www.tarhany.ru
Director Tamara Melnikova
+7 (841) 532 07 99
[email protected]
Executive secretary Julia Sablina
+7 (841) 533 56 00
[email protected]
International contacts Nadezda Potapova
+7 (841) 533 54 71
[email protected]
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provincial gazette”. In October 1918 Tarkhany were declared property of the Soviet state
as a cultural monument, and the owner of
the manor was the village council. However,
only in 1934, the Presidium of the Mid-Volga
Highlights:
• items of everyday life of estate’s landlord
of the 18th – 19th cc.: furniture, glassware,
paintings, decorative arts, sculpture and a
wonderful collection of books by Russian
and foreign authors, who formed a circle
of interests of M. Lermontov
• objects that belonged to the poet: a picture of Lermontov’s “Caucasian appearance near the village of Zion”, his paintings, porcelain inkwell, bronze seal, hiking
casket, cigarette case, the tube, and the
family icon of Stolypins, ceremonial handkerchiefs, mother and grandmother, etc
Main research areas:
• the study and an introduction to the scientific and general cultural usage of materials about the life and work of M. Lermontov, cultural life of the late 18th – 19th centuries, which formed the views and outlook
of Lermontov
• research in the field of acquisition and
storage of funds
• research in the field of conservation and
restoration of architectural monuments
• research, design and creation of exhibits
(ensemble, landscape, theme), exhibitions
• research in the field of museum communication, cultural and educational activities
• development of the scientific concept of
the museum and in some areas of museum activity
Last years’ main projects:
• “I am in the world eternal wanderer...”
Paintings, drawings, books, and written
sources, arts and crafts materials 19th –
20th cc.
• “Kept and multiply...” Arts and crafts material. New items in stock collection of the
Museum “Tarkhany”
• “One century has passed, and people
have passed...” Russian lithograph of the
19th c.
• “M. Lermontov in the fine arts”. Graphics
19th – 20th cc.
• “Pictures of Russian life. D. Atkinson”.
Engravings. 19th c. 1804–1807
• “Pictures of Russian life, the first half of the
19th c.”. The books, written sources, arts
and crafts material
• “In the fashion and spirit of the century...”
Fashion of the 19th c. Graphics arts and
crafts material
• “The souls of his idols...” Graphics, and
books. 18th – 19th cc.
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Tatarstan Republic Fine Arts Museum
• Kandinsky V. V. Improvisation. 1913
• Feshin I. I. Portrait of V. Adoratskaya. 1914
Main research areas:
• museum collections
• works by artists of Tatarstan
of Kazan A. G. Sandetsky. The building is a
part of the manor complex, consisting of the
main house, outbuildings, fences and a park.
National Gallery of Art “Khazine”, a branch of
the Museum, opened in 2005. It’s located in
the territory of the State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve “Kazan Kremlin” in
the right side of the former Junker School, it is
an architectural monument of 19th c.
Collection: more than 26 000 items
C
reated in 1958 based on the collection of
the art department of the State Museum
of Tatarstan, formed in 1895 as the first pubState Museum of fine arts of the Republic of Tatarstan
64, K. Marx Str., Kazan, Republic of the Tatarstan
Branches:
•National art gallery “Khazine”
[email protected]
www.izo-museum.ru
Director Rozalia Nurgaleeva
+7 (843) 236 69 21
[email protected]
Executive secretary Natalya Gerasimova
+7 (843) 236 18 65
[email protected]
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lic municipal museum of Kazan. Since 1967,
the museum is located in the building (1904–
1907) for the commander of the military district
Main sections of collection: collection of Russian art, the collection of West European art
14th – 17th cc., collection of paintings of Kazan
and Tatarstan of the 19th – 21st cc., collection
of sculpture, collection of Decorative and
Applied Arts
Last years’ main projects:
• Complex of exhibitions dedicated to the
125th anniversary of Tukai (“125 illustrations
G. Tukay”, “Tukai Gardens,” “Reading Tukai” paintings, graphics), organized jointly
with the support of scientific and cultural
programs in the name of S. Mardzhani, Tatar cultural autonomy, St. Petersburg. Kazan, St. Petersburg, Moscow, 2011
• First International Biennale of Kazan printmaking, 2011
• N. Feshin. From Kazan to Taos. (painting,
drawing, sculpture, applied art from the
collection of museums, art galleries and
private collections in Russia and the U. S.),
2011–2012
• Participation in the exhibition project “Expressionism. Berlin – Munich 1905–1920
“Blue Rider” against the “Bridge”, (Paris),
2011
ICOM Committee CIMAM
Highlights:
• The complex iconography of Trinity Church
and the Cathedral of the Assumption,
Sviyazhsk the 16th c.
• Levitsky D. G. Portrait of the merchant
A. I. Borisov. 1788
• Tropinin V. A. Portrait of E. Karzinkina. 1838
• Repin I. E. Reading girl. 1870
• Shishkin I. I. Glade. 1897
• Larionov M. F. Provincial fashionable
woman. 1907
• Goncharova N. S. Shabat. 1909–1910 (?)
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Volga river region
Volga river region
Yelabuga Museum-reserve C
reated on the basis of the Decision of
Ministerial council of the RSFSR # 269 of
August 30th, 1989. There are 25 buildings of
the 19th c. and beginning of the 20th c. and
14 ground areas in an operational administration and gratuitous using of Yelabuga state
museum-reserve
The State budgetary institution of culture “Yelabuga
State Museum Preservation of History, Architecture
and Arts”
Tatarstan republic, Yelabuga, Gassara str., 9
[email protected]
www.elabuga.com
Director Gulzada Rudenko
+7 (85557) 7 86 00
Executive secretary Ilsijar Shlykova
+7 (85557) 7 53 24
International contacts Oksana Esipova
+7 (85557) 7 86 68
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Total area: 6,4433 hectares
Collections: 46 279
Main sections of collection: archaeology,
precious metals, numismatics, ethnography,
weapon, graphic materials, written (documentary) sources, bells, church plate, porcelain
Highlights: • Porcelain collection: double tea sets
of Gardner and A. Popov factories,
M. F. Zhadin factory, the slop basin of
L. G. Hrapunov factory
• Archaeological collection: silver temporal ring with the balanoid bead decorated
with triangular corbels from beads, 11th –
12th cc.; bronze “kopoushka” (a tool for
cleaning the ears of the sulfur in the form
of miniature spoon), 12th c.; well conserved
cup-shaped single-handed vessel of the
type 13th c. “Dzhuketau”, 11th – 13th cc.
A handle of a bronze knife with the image of
a wolf head (6th – 5th centuries AD), executed
it in the so-called «animal style». Ornaments
from nonferrous metals mainly 12th – 14th cc.
• Memorial items. Household goods 7 merchant families Yelabuga: icon, “The Great.
Barbara and Pres. Gregory” and an attached table of the house Stakheev, a
Viennese chair and sugar bowl, sent by the
descendants of the merchant Ledentsov
N., and a table for needlework from “the
goldsmith Vladimir Kozlov’s” house
• Rare exemplar of the I. V. Shishkin’s book
“History of Yelabuga” (1871)
• I. V. Shishkin’s portrait by Vladimir Vereshchagin
• Sword of Marshal Leonid Aleksandrovich
Govorov, Hero of the Soviet Union
Main research areas:
• studying and popularization the Shishkins’, N. A. Durova’s, V. M. Bekhterev’s
genealogy
• life and activity M. I. Tsvetaeva and her
family
• research on local history in Yelabuga
region
Priority activities:
• research, preservation, restoration, and
comprehensive use of movable and
immovable cultural heritage of Yelabuga
• creation and implementation of museum
educational programs
• popularization of a historical and cultural
heritage in Yelabuga and Yelabuga district
• the development of all types of tourism
• the development of folk arts and crafts,
and the increase in production
• administrative and economic and financial
activities
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition of works by artists – participants
of the I All-Russian modern art symposium, dedicated to the 1000th anniversary
of Yelabuga, 2007
• Exhibition of Yelabuga’s artists’ works
“Yelabuga – the last city in M. Tsvetaeva’s
fate”, 2008
• Exhibition: “Hussar Ballad. Nadezhda Durova – participant of the Friedland Battle”,
2008
• Exhibition of works of the Spasskaya Fair
participants, 2008–2009
• Exhibition of copies and reproductions of
I. Shishkin’s works “I bless you, forests,
valleys, rivers ...”, 2009
• Exhibition of works by participants of the
IV All-Russian modern art symposium,
“Sketches from the Spasskaya Fair”, 2009
• All-Russian children’s art festival exhibition “Marvellous Yelabuga”, which was
held by the All-Russian Association of international and cultural relations with the
support and participation of the Ministry
of Culture of the Tatarstan Republic, the
Council of the Municipal District of Yelabuga and Yelabuga State Museum Preservation, 2007
• A joint exhibition of the Cultural center
“Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva” (Moscow)
and Yelabuga State “The War. Evacuation
of the writers’ families. Moscow. Chistopol.
Yelabuga. Tashkent”, 2010
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Southern region
SOUTH OF RUSSIA
Include Southern Russia and Northern Caucasus regions. Territory lies mostly on the PonticCaspian steppe. This region has got the most fertile soil and it is called “the breadbasket of
Russia”
South of Russia
A. A. Kiselyov Memorial Museum Highlights:
• memorial fund of the artist and academic
painter A. A. Kiselyov
• “Kadoshskie rock” by A. A. Kiselyov which
was on the display at the 30th Itinerary
exhibition
Two objects from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of the region
Consists of 13 federal subjects
Population over 23 500 000
Main research areas:
• heritage of the professor, an academician
of painting, A. A. Kiselyov in Tuapse
• creative legacy of A. A. Kiselyov in museums
in Russia and CIS countries
Total area 589 200 km2
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pened in 1988 as a branch of a history museum in Tuapse. In 1997 the
House-Museum of A. A. Kiselyov became the
Municipal cultural institution of Tuapse. One
storey building with total area of 110 sq.m.
(1902) built by a professor, an academician of painting A. A. Kiselyov (1838–1911),
whose life was closely linked to Tuapse
Collection: 4375 items, incl. 20 paintings and
sketches of the artist
Main sections of collection: paintings, graphics,
applied art, life and ethnography, numismatics, rare books, documents, items of print
Last years’ main projects:
• “House-Museum of A. A. Kiselyov” book
was published in 2008
• Terrace of the memorial house was reconstructed by the archive materials in 2010
• One of the memorial house’s room renovation – based on the archive materials,
2011. Nowadays the room is used as a
storage space for the museum’s fund
• On the 15th of June 2011 in the park of
platens alley was erected a monument of
A. A. Kiselyov by the means of Board of
Trustees of the city of Tuapse
ICOM Committees DEMHIST, IC MEMO
Municipal body of culture Museum A. A. Kiselyov
352800, Krasnodar Region, Tuapse, Karl Marx str., 54
[email protected]
www.dom-kiseleva.ru
Director Ekaterina Kozlova
+7 (86167) 21 841
Executive secretary Vladislav Matorkin
+7 952 863 22 19
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South of Russia
South of Russia
Art Museum Krasnodar
Astrakhan Art Gallery
Highlights:
• Orthodox icon of 16th – 18th cc.
• Japanese Ukiyo-e woodcut
• paintings and drawings of Russian artistic
avant-garde early 20th c.
• Art Kuban early 20th c.
• F. Shteynfeld. Album of memories of
Switzerland
T
he oldest art museum of the Northern
Caucasus region. It was open in 1914
after its founder Fyedor Kovalenko, who
donated his private collection to the city
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Hermitage – South of Russia”, Krasnodar, 2005
• “Russian realistic painting of the second
half of the nineteenth century”, China,
2006
Located in the two historical buildings, one
of whish was reconstructed (2001–2004) for
museum purposes
Krasnodar Regional Art Museum named after
F. A. Kovalenko
350063, Krasnodar area, Krasnodar, Krasnaja str., 13
[email protected]
www.kxmuseum.ru
Director Vyacheslav Sarkisov
+7 (861) 268 58 35
Executive secretary Tatiana Salnikova
+7 (861) 268 09 00
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Highlights of the collection:
• collection of P. Dogadin
• works by I. Repin, K. Malevich, A. Rodchenko
T
he first Astrakhan art museum based by
P. M. Dogadin who has donated his collection of paintings to his native town in 1918.
Since 1924 the Gallery is situated in threestoried building, the former Plotnikov’s Town
Estate (architectural monument of 19th – 20th cc.)
Collection: over 20 000
Collection: over 12 000
Main sections of collection: Russian art (icons
of 15th – 18th cc. belonging to different art
schools), Russian and Soviet art of 18th –
20th cc., art of Weastern Europe, Asia and
Africa. sculpture collection, porcelain, watercolors, paintings, drawings, decorative arts,
numismatics, documents, rare books
(Rokotov, Levitsky, Brullov, Venetsianov,
Schedrin, Kuindzy, Levitan, Savrasov,
Shishkin, Nesterov, Malevich, Kandinsky,
Rerikh, Korovin), foreign Art of 17th – 20th cc.
(Giovanni Piranesi), graphics, applied arts
and sculpture
Main sections of collection: icons of 16th –
20th cc., Russian painting of 18th – 20th cc.
• “White Gold. Classical and Modern
Chinese porcelain”, Krasnodar, 2007
ICOM Committee ICFA
Last years’ main projects:
• The project “Masterpieces of the capital of
the Caspian”, 2008
• “Alexander Rodchenko, Popova: defining
constructivism” United Kingdom (London),
Greece (Fessalonniki), Spain (Madrid),
2009–2010
• “A. Exter. Retrospective” in conjunction
with the Moscow Museum of Modern Art,
2010
ICOM Committee DEMHIST
The P. M. Dogadin Astrakhan State Art Gallery
414000, Astrakhan region, Astrakhan, Sverdlova str., 81
Branches:
•Museum of Velimir Khlebnikov
•Museum B. M. Kustodiev
•Museum and Cultural Center “The house
of the merchant, G. V. Tetyushinova”
[email protected]
http://agkg.narod.ru
Director Rafail Makhmutov
+7 (84347) 30 456
Executive secretary Gulnara Biryukova
+7 (84347) 39 414
International contacts Liliya Safina
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South of Russia
South of Russia
Chechen Republic National Museum
Highlights:
• medieval battle armor of the Chechen
warriors with a mask – object of extreme rarity
• works by Tropinin V. A., Zakharov P. Z. ,
Kuindzhi A., Roubaud F. A., Aivazovsky,
Bakalovicha S. etc.
Main research areas:
• traditional women’s and men’s clothing
• interior residential towers
• Chechens crafts and handicrafts
• Chechen weapons and ornaments
• Archaeological investigations in Chechnya
• Chechnya in the years of World War II
• Chechen regiment “Wild Division” during
World War II
• activity of A. K. Kadyrov
• education, science and culture of the CR
• Chechen educators, merchants and
businessmen
• history of the CR National Museum
• fine arts of the CR
Last years’ main projects:
• Works by Chechen Republic artists during
“Days of Culture of the Chechen republic
in Moscow,” Moscow, 2005
C
reated in 1924 as the Grozny District Museum. Museum and its branches are situated
on the ground floors of residential brick houses
Collection: 30 000 items
Main sections of collection: archeology,
numismatics, ethnography, social and cultural
life, written sources, natural history, movies,
audio, pictorial sources
364903, Chechen Republic, Grozny, Vladimir Putin
Avenue, 19/65
•Mahketinsky museum
•Iles Tataev gallery
www.muzeychr.ru
[email protected]
Branches:
•Literary-Ethnographic museum L. N. Tolstoy
•Literary Museum Lermontov
•Literary-memorial museum of Mamakayev
•Literary-memorial museum of Aidamirov
General director Vaha Adizovich Astalov
+7 (928) 736 75 24
Executive secretary Salamu Saidovich Albekhadzhiev
+7 (8712) 29 50 24
International contacts Aruzha Magomedovna Gelagaeva
Official institution of culture “National Museum
of the Chechen Republic”
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• Personal Exhibition of People’s Artist of
Russia Iles Tataev in the Tretyakov Gallery,
Moscow, 2005
• Works by Chechen Republic artists in
Pyatigorsk State Museum-Preserve. Lermontov, 2007
• Works by calligraphers of the Islamic
Republic of Iran, “The Holy Quran in the
mirror of Iranian art,” Grozny, Chechen National Museum, 2007
ICOM Committee CAMOC
South of Russia
South of Russia
M. A. Sholokhov Museum-Reserve
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stablished on July, 11, 1984 in order
to immortalize the memory of the great
Russian writer, academician, the twice
Hero of Socialist Labour, the laureate of the
Nobel, State and Lenin prizes, the Deputy of
the USSR Supreme Soviet of all convocations
Situated in two-storied house with a terrace
and a balcony was built in 1949 in place of
National Sholokhov Museum-Reserve
346270, Rostov Region,
Veshenskaya, 60, Sholokhov str.
+7 (86353) 21 062
www.sholokhov.ru
Director Alexander Sholokhov
+7 (86353) 21 377
[email protected]
Executive secretary Lora Akolzina
+7 (86353) 24 514
[email protected]
International contacts Yriy Demin
+7 (86353) 21 852
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the old pre-war house with an attic storey the
family used to live in from 1935 to 1941. In
1987 after the writer’s death the house was
presented to the state by Mikhail Alexandrovich’s wife, Mariya Petrovna, and their children
Svetlana, Alexander, Mikhail and Mariya.
And on the 19th of February, 1994 at the 10th
anniversary of Sholokhov’s death the housemuseum opened its doors to visitors
Main museum buildings:
• the Memorial House in Kruzhilin Village,
where M. A. Sholokhov was born and lived
with his parents till 1910
• A Cossack Homestead of the 19th – 20th cc.
• the House-Museum in stanitsa Karghinskaya, where the author wrote most of his
“Don Stories”
• The Parochial School in stanitsa Karghinskaya, where M. A. Sholokhov studied in
1912–1914
• The Mill Complex in stanitsa Karghinskaya
• the House in Stanitsa Vyoshenskaya,
where the writer lived in the 30-s and
worked over the third book of the novel
“And Quiet Flows the Don” and “Virgin Soil
Upturned”
• the Memorial Estate, where M. A. Sholokhov and his family lived from 1949 till 1984,
where he wrote the second book of the
novel “Virgin Soil Upturned”, the story “The
Fate of a Man” and chapters of the novel
“They Fought for Their Country”
• the Historical-Literary Exposition in the
building of the former Cossack school
• the Excursion-Exhibition Center “The People’s House”
• the Stable
Collection: over 70 000 items
Main sections of the collection: documents,
book, photo-film-audio documents, memorials,
fine arts (paintings, drawings, sculptures created after the works and on the motives of the
works by M. A. Sholokhov)
Highlights:
• manuscripts of M. A. Sholokhov works
• letters, writer’s personal belongings
Main research areas:
• complex study in the life and work of
M. A. Sholokhov
• Cossack history and culture
• natural landscape of the Museum-Reserve
Last years’ main projects:
• “Cossacks of Russia are the Sentries of
the Country” – a joint project of the following museums: the Russian Ethnographic
Museum from Saint Petersburg, the Novocherkassk Museum of the Don Cossack
History, the Rostov Regional Museum of
Area Study and the National Sholokhov
Museum-Reserve, 2011
• Project “The Place of the Genius (Lieu du
Gènie)”, exhibited in the State A. S. Pushkin Museum in Moscow, was created by the
National Sholokhov Museum-Reserve, the
State Museum of L. N. Tolstoy in Moscow,
the museum-reserves of L. N. Tolstoy “Yasnaya Polyana”, of A. S. Pushkin “Mikhailovskoye”, of I. S. Turghenev “Spasskoye-Lutovinovo”, of M. Y. Lermontov “Tarkhany”, of
the Museum of Flaubert and the Medicine
History at the University Union of the Ruen
Hospitals, of the House of George Sand
in Nohant, the International Jules Verne
Center in Amiens, of the Museum of Artur
Rimbaud (Charlesville-Mézières), of the
House of Elza Triolet and Aragon (SaintArnou-en-Yvelines). The exposition was
devoted to the great writers of the Russian
and French literature: Alexander Pushkin,
Mikhail Lermontov, Ivan Turghenev, Leo
Tolstoy, Mikhail Sholokhov, George Sand,
Gustav Flaubert, Jules Verne, Arthur Rimbaud, Luis Aragon, Elza Triolet, 2010
• Exhibition project “The Don, Sholokhov,
Russia”, showing the writer’s life and work
inseparably connected with the history
and people of the country, is displayed
at Russian museums: The State Memorial
and Natural Reserve «Museum-Estate of
L. N. Tolstoy “Yasnaya Polyana”», 2011.
The Taganrog State Literature And HistoricArchitectural Museum-Reserve (in process)
ICOM Committees ICME, IC MEMO, ICLM
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South of Russia
South of Russia
Stalingrad Battle
Tsaritsyn named after Stalin in the Museum of
defense of Stalingrad-Tsaritsyn named after
Stalin and the restoration of the ruined buildings of the museum”. In 1962 the museum
was renamed in “Volgograd State Museum of
defense”, and on May 31, 1982 – transformed
in the Volgograd State panoramic museum
“Stalingrad Battle”
Collection: about 200 000
Main sections of collection: visual sources,
numismatics, gifts, items, documentary
sources, weapons and military equipment
I
n the 1936 decision of the Bureau of Stalingrad Regional Committee of the VKP (b) it was
decided to establish a museum of Defense of
Tsaritsyn named after Stalin dedicated to the
city defense during the Civil War. Opened for
the public on January 3, 1937 in the building,
where during the Civil War was the head-
quarters of the Defense Council Tsaritsyn
Workers’, Peasants’ and Cossacks’ Deputies
Federal State Budget Cultural Institution «The State
Historical-memorial Museum-preserve
“The Battle of Stalingrad”»
•Memorial complex “Heroes of the Battle
of Stalingrad” at Mamaev Hill
•Memorial and Historical Museum
•A monument to Lenin in the Krasnoarmeysk district
of Volgograd
[email protected]
www.stalingrad-battle.ru
400005, Volgograd Region, Volgograd, Marshal
Chuykov str., 47
Main museum buildings:
•Memorial and architectural complex of museumpanorama “The Battle of Stalingrad”
•Historical Park – the ruins of the mill named after
Grudinin
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In January 1943, because of the Great Stalingrad Battle of World War II, Regional Committee of the VKP(b) adopted a resolution “On
Reorganization of the Museum of defense
Highlights:
• personal documents and belongings
of Red Army commanders: G. Zhukov,
A. Vasilevsky, K. Rokossovsky, A. Eremenko, V. Chuikov
• personal complexes of participants of
the Civil War in Southern Russia: A. Snesarev, K. Voroshilov, S. Budyonny, generals L. Kornilov, P. Krasnov, A. Denikin,
P. Wrangell
• collection of gifts from 65 countries around
the world handed to the city as a symbol of
gratitude and respect for world opinion to
the defenders of Stalingrad and the victory
won in the Battle of Stalingrad
Main research areas:
• Stalingrad battle history
• exhibition activity development
Last years’ main projects:
• “Symbols of Victory”. Together with the
Central Museum of Armed Forces, 2008
• “Victory Parade”. Together with the Central
Museum of Armed Forces and the State
Historical Museum, 2009
• “The Lord will grant us victory”. Together
with the Saratov Museum of Military Glory,
2010
• “Gifts Supreme Commander I. V. Stalin
and the city-hero”. Together with the State
Central Museum of Contemporary Russian
History, 2010
ICOM Committee ICOMAM
Director Alexey Vasin
+7 (8442) 23 72 72
International contacts Nikolay Musienko
+7 (8442) 23 86 84
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South of Russia
Volgograd Fine Arts Museum
South of Russia
F
ounded in April, 20, 1960 and opened
to the public in June, 22, 1963. The
first works of the museum collection were
donated by the State Historical Museum, the
State Hermitage, the State Russian Museum,
the State Tretyakov Gallery, Saratov Museum,
Pavlovsk Museum
Situated in the premises of the six-storey
brick high-rise building (1956) protected by
the state as an architectural monument of
“Stalinist classicism”. Total area – 1268 m2
Gallery is situated in the premises of the brick
high-rise building (1994). Total area – 1295 m2
Collection: 8563 items
Main sections of collection: national art of the
17th – 20th cc. (painting, sculpture, graphics),
national art of the 20th c. (painting, sculpture,
graphics, applied and decorative art, international art paintings of the 17th – 20th cc.,
sculpture, graphics, applied and decorative
art. International art collection includes various sections: plaster casts of ancient sculptures, individual applied art; oriental china of
the 17th – 20th cc. A special section includes
State government cultural institution of Volgograd
region “Volgograd Museum of Fine Arts n.a.
I. I. Mashkov”
400131, Volgograd Region, Volgograd, Lenin avenue, 21
Branch:
•Gallery of State government cultural institution of
Volgograd region “Volgograd Museum of Fine Arts
n.a. I. I. Mashkov”
[email protected]
www.volgogradmuseum.ru
Director Elena Orlova
+7 (8442) 38 65 31
[email protected]
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gifts of foreign artists from Volgograd sister
cities from Czech Republic, Slovakia, Italy,
Germany, Finland and others – 94 paintings,
graphics printed and original)
Highlights:
• fine art paintings and graphic works by
I. I. Mashkov (1881–1944)
• archive of I. I. Mashkov of 1920–1930,
objects from the artist’s studio
• national 20th c. art
Main research areas: • artistic career, literary creations and social
works of I. I. Mashkov
• art of the Soviet period
• art of the Second World War
Last years’ main projects:
• “Ilya Mashkov. Russia’s Golden Map” (The
State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, 2005)
• “The Soviet idealism” (Belgium, 2005)
• “Mashkov – Zagrekov. Teacher and Disciple” (Russia – Germany, 2011, Volgograd
Municipal Institute of Fine Arts named after
P. A. Serebriakov)
ICOM Committees CECA, ICEE, ICOM-CC
Urals
URALS
Border between Europe and Asia. Industrial heart of Russia
Consist of 6 federal subjects
Population over 12 000 000
Total area 1 788 900 km2
Time zone YEKST (UTC+06:00)
Urals
Gubkin museum
of North settlement
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stablished in 1995
Main sections of collection: collection of
objects, documents and photos on the history
of the formation of oil and gas complex of the
Tyumen Circumpolar region, construction and
development of the city of Gubkin, archaeology, ethnography, fine arts, traditional Russian
dolls, numismatics collection, minerals
Highlights:
• Archaeological objects of the Neolithic,
Bronze and Iron Age
Main research areas:
• historical and ethnographic study of traditional culture of indigenous minority people of Yamal – Forest Nenets
• historical and regional studies of Gubkin,
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District and
other regions of Russia and neighboring
countries
• study of the archaeological heritage
• study of Russian folk traditions and customs
• research in Ecology and Conservation
Last years’ main projects:
• Anime and video game “Taiko-traveler” of
the culture of the indigenous inhabitants of
the North–Forest Nenets
• Computer game “How to extract oil and
gas”
• Game-trip “Freaky Journey” on display
“Neighbours. Forest Nenets”
• Game-trip “1,2,3,4,5 – a city I’m going to
look!” On display “North – my destiny”
ICOM Committee ICR
The Municipal budget cultural organization
“Gubkinski museum of the settlement of the North”
680000, Yamalo-Nenetski autonomous district,
Gubkin, 12 district, 38
[email protected]
Director Elena Kalitenko
+7 (34936) 3 26 29
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Urals
Urals
Museum Complex named
after Ivan Slovtsov
until 1922. From its very beginning Tumen
Museum was conceived as a many-faceted
museum of regional studies and sciences
it’s grew to become one of the largest museums in Russia. In the late 19th c. its collections were comparable to those in major
European museums. One of the oldest in
Syberia
Collection: 360 000 items
Museum Depository is located in the Church
of the Savior, one of the most beautiful
churches in Tyumen built in 1819 in the style
of Russian baroque
Main research areas: study of the collections.
New modern building of the Museum complex is planned to be opened soon (total
area of 6000 m2) with exhibitions of local history collections, the updated Russian and
West European painting of 17th – beginning
of 20th cc.
O
rganized in 1879 by Ivan Slovtsov – a
passionate collector. His collection of
Siberian antiquities made up the basis of
Main sections of the collection: philately,
postcards, pottery, glass, bone, toys, printing
(poster), applied graphics, icons, weapons,
faleristics, numismatics, bonistics, metal, appliances, sculpture, painting, graphics, documents, precious metals, fabrics, rare books
Last years’ main projects:
• Annual scientific conferences devoted to
regional studies “Slovtsov readings” which
attract all leading scientists of the west
Siberia, museum curators, specialists in
local lore, teachers, and students. Since
1989
ICOM Committee ICFA
Omsk and Tyumen museums. Ivan Slovtsov
and Nikolai Chukmuldin collections were
exhibited in the building of a modern school
State Autonomic Cultural Institution of Tyumen region
“Museum Complex named after Ivan Slovtsov”
625000, Tyumen region, Tyumen, Sovetskaya str., 63
Branches:
•Museum “The House Masharova”
(late 19th – early 20th cc.)
•Museum “City Council” (1830-s)
•Archaeological Museum on Lake Andreevskoe
•Museum-Estate Kolokol’nikova – the only surviving
classical Tyumen merchant estate
Director Pavel Golovin
+7 (3452) 45 35 65
[email protected]
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Urals
Urals
Museum of science history
and Trans-Ural machinery
industrial institute – Tyumen state oil and gas
university – the first oil higher educational
institution in Siberia; documentary and memorial items
nomic development of the Tyumen region
in 17th – 21st cc.
• History of Tyumen Industrial Institute – Tyumen State Oil and Gas University
Highlights:
• manual print typographic machine of
G. Sigl, Berlin and Wien Company, dated
1870
• rail of Nizhnesaldinsk factory, 1875
• wood perforate tube made from 370-year
larch as the first model of Trans-Urals Tyumen water supply system, 1864
• antique weighing scales with master’s
name engraving dated 1846, 1847, 1870
stand out
• 8 unique engines, transferred to the museum from the Tyumen motor factory in 2010:
for the rockets of the “Moskit”, S-300, “Meteorit” types, for the “Krug” air-defense
missile system
• memorial collections of D. I. Mendeleyev
Last years’ main projects:
• “G. V. Steller” to the 300th anniversary of
the German scientist, participant of the
Second Kamchatka expedition (1733–
1743), adjunct of the Saint Petersburg
Academy of Sciences G. V. Steller (1709 –
1746), who found his last refuge in the city
of Tyumen, 2008
• “D. I. Mendeleyev – the main of genius and
a Russian citizen” to the 175th anniversary
of the great Siberian scientist, 2009
• “To the 100th anniversary of the first Professor in Tyumen Indistrial Institute Ivan
Viktorovich Lebedyev (3.12.1909 –
16.07.2009)”, 2009
• “M. V. Lomonosov and Siberia” to the
300th anniversary of the Russian scientistencyclopaedist, 2011
• “History of aviation, astronautics, motor
and rocket engineering”, 2010–2011
Main research areas:
• Human in the history of science and engineering of post-Urals in 19th – 21st cc.
• Scientific, industrial, cultural, social-eco-
F
ounded in 1965. Situated in the main
building of the University
Collection: 43 782
Museum of science history and Trans-Urals machinery
of Tyumen state oil and gas university
625000, Tyumen, Volodarskogo str., 38
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.tsogu.ru
Director Victor Kopylov
+7 (3452) 25 69 57, [email protected]
International contacts Danija Islamova
+7 (3452) 25 69 57
[email protected]
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Main sections of collection: geological-mineralogical, natural history, collections of items
of machine history of 17th – 20th cc. industry, foundation and development of Tyumen
ICOM Committee ICR
Urals
Museum of Sverdlovsk region
Urals
F
ounded in 1871 by members of the
Ural Society of Natural history amateurs
(UOLE), initiated the formation of the major
collections. Invaluable contribution to the
acquisition of the museum in the last quarter of
19th c. was made by a Siberian-Ural Scientific
and Industrial Exhibition (1887), most of the
exhibits have been transferred to the museum
Main complex situated in former House of
Poklevsky-Kozell family (1870) and former
building of City Council (1872)
Collection: 486 102 items of the main fund,
219 975 – of scientific and support funds
Main sections of collection: fine arts, stock of
rare books, textile, archaeology, metal
of Fund of Boris Yeltsin); the exhibition
“Ural excursion of Baron de Bay” (jointly
with the Alliance Française and Musée National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris); a federal exposition project “Zurab Tsereteli in
Yekaterinburg”
• Exhibition “Fashion in the imperial Saint
Petersburg. A city female costume of the
end of the 19th – beginning of 20th cc.” from
a private collection of N. A. Kostriginaya
(Saint Petersburg)
• Itinerary exposition organized jointly with
GTSMSIR (Museum of Russian contemporary history) “Petr Stolypin. Life for the
Homeland”
ICOM Committees ICFA, CAMOC, ICDAD
Highlights:
• Big Shigirsky Idol (the oldest wooden
sculpture, 9.5 thousand years old)
• personal library of Tatishchev
• skeletons of a mammoth and a gigantic
deer (second by size, found in the Europe)
• collection of Nev’yansky icons
• collection of copper cook ware 18th c.
State budgetary cultural institution of Sverdlovsk region
«Regional Museum of Sverdlovsk Region»
620014, Ekaterinburg, Malyshevstr str., 46
[email protected]
www.uole-museum.ru
Branches:
•In the cities: Alapayevsk, Artie, Asbest, Berezovsky,
Polevskoy, Pyshma, Sysert, Turinsk
•In Ekaterinburg: Museum exhibition center
«Poklevskies mansion», Museum of Nature of Urals,
Museum of history and archaeology of the Middle
Urals, History of radio engineering and planetarium
Director Natalia Vetrova
+7 (343) 376 47 19
Executive secretary Natalia Tolpegina
+7 (343) 376 47 84
International contacts Svetlana Korepanova
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Main research areas:
• nature, history, ethnography and archeology of the Urals
• the history of science and technology of
the Urals
Last years’ main projects:
• Opening of the permanent exposition on
the history of the Urals 16th – first half of the
19th cc. “Light of the Uralicons”
• “Secrets of the armored rooms” exposition from the museum’s stock to the 140th
anniversary of the museum
• Federal exposition projects were based
on the museum’s collection: “First Lady
of Russia” (with GTSMSIR), “B. N. Yeltsin:
The Man. An Epoch. Us.”(with the support
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Urals
Nizhniy Tagil Museum-reserve
plant, a rolling mill, a water conduit and an
exhibition on the railway transport etc.
•
Collection: 439 062
Main sections of collection: Demidov’s collection, art subjects, graphic materials, photo
and audio sources, metal, pottery, porcelain,
wood, clothes, geology, botany, zoology
F
Highlights:
• a table smelted of the first Russian industrial copper in1715
• an ore pyramid with samples of copper
and iron ores from deposits owned by
A. Demidov, 1728
• magnetite ore in a copper frame. Vysokogorsky mine, the first half of 18th c.
• G.-H. Groot. Portrait of Akinfiy N. Demidov.
Canvas, oil, 1741–1745
• J.-D. Rashette. Bust of Prokofy Demidov.
Bronze, 1780–1790
• Tabernacle. The St. Petersburg Malachite
factory of the Demidovs. 1852
• The works of the Demidov’s serf artists
• promotional items of All-Russian industrial
exhibitions. Second half of 19th c.
• wooden sculptures of the of the Gorbunovo archeological site. III millennium BC
ounded is 1841 according to P. N. Demidov’s order when “Museum of Natural History and Antiquities” was opened. It exhibited the factory owner’s private collection of
rarities and promotional samples of the Demidov’s plants production
Located in buildings – monuments of architecture of the 18th – 19th (9 buildings)
Municipal State institution of culture “Nizhniy Tagil
Museum-reserve” Mining and Work Urals”
•Museum-Works of History of Metallurgy
•Museum of History of Techniques
•Memorial and Literary Museum of A. P. Bondin
•Literary and Memorial Museum
of D. N. Mamin-Sibiryak
[email protected]
Priority research areas:
• phenomenon of metallurgical culture
• industrial heritage
• Home life and crafts of the population of
the Urals
• Demidov’s collection
• Museum Education (the principle of continuous education)
Director Elvira Merkusheva
+7 (3435) 41 64 04
Executive secretary Antonina Bunkova
+7 (3435) 41 64 01
Last years’ main projects:
• “The history of the Ural Mining Railroad in
the 19th – 20th cc.”. Exhibition in the Museum
622001, Sverdlovsk region, Nizhniy Tagil,
Lenin Avenue, 1
Branches:
•Nizhniy Tagil Museum of Local History
•Museum of Nature and Environment
•Museum of Home Life and Crafts of the mining
population
•Museum of History of Tray Manufacturing
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Includes Eco-industrial technical park “Old
Demidov’s plant”. Its exposition comprises a
dam, a blastfurnance plant, an open-hearth
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of History of Techniques – “The Cherepanovs’ House”, 2004
“Mining and metallurgical techniques of
the Middle Urals 18th – 19th cc. Tagil serf
inventors”. Exhibition in the Museum of
History of Techniques – “The Cherepanovs’ House”, 2004
“History of Tray Manufacturing in Nizhny
Tagil”. New exhibition of the Museum of
History of Tray Manufacturing – “The Khudoyarovs’ House”, 2009
“Mammoth is returned”. Museum of Nature
and Environment, 2010
“Musical box” from the history of recording
equipment and devices. Exhibition in the
Museum of History of Techniques – “The
Cherepanovs’ House”, 2010
“Tagil. Russia. France”. Exhibition of the
Russian-French project, 2010
“Art metal of the Urals” devoted to the 265th
anniversary of the Ural lacquer craft, 2011
“Summer Waltz”. Exhibition of works of
modern masters of the Ural lacquer painting on metal, 2011
ICOM Committees CAMOC, CIMUSET
Priority project: Eco-industrial park “Old
Demidov’s plant” in Nizhniy Tagil
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Urals
Urals
Shuryshkarsk District
Museum of Regional
Studies
V. Igoshev Memorial House-Museum
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O
stablished in 1985
• history of the region
• archeology
• natural science
Collection: about 7000 items
ICOM Committee ICR
Main sections of collection: paleontology and
geology, flora and fauna of the region, indigenous culture, the history of exploration and
development of the region, archeology and
paintings
Main research areas:
• cultural studies
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626640, Tyumen region, Muji village,
Komsomolskaya str., 9
Director Anna Brusnitsyna
+7 (34594) 2 1257
[email protected]
pened on October 28, 2001 on the day
of the 80th anniversary of the People’s
Artist of the USSR V. Igoshev. The museum
features works by artists also from the collections of the Gallery Foundation’s Generation
(Khanty-Mansiysk) and MK GOMPiCh (Khanty-Mansiysk)
Collection: about 1000 items
Main sections of collection: painting, drawing, metal, ceramics, sculpture, decorative
arts, furniture
Highlights: paintings by V. Igoshev
Main research areas: V. Igoshev heritage
ICOM Committee DEMHIST
The USSR People’s artist V. Igoshev House-Museum
628012, Tyumen region, Khanty-Mansijsk,
Lopareva str., 7
www.ikz.ru/culture/igoshev/index.html
Director Svetlana Skorikova
+7 (34671) 24 000
[email protected]
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Urals
Urals
Yamal-Nenets regional
museum exhibition complex
• Skeleton of Mongochensky mammoth is
also almost complete. The mammoth’s
geological age is 17 thousand years
• Mummy of a medieval warrior (1282), discovered in the burial ground near the village Zeleny Yar
main part of the Shemanovsky Museum Scientific Library, including a collection of rare
books
Situated in a new museum building constructed in 2002
Collection: 62 130 items
I
n 1906 (in the village of Obdorsk which is
the former name of Salekhard) “The Depository of Ethnographic Collections of Tobolsk
North Minorities” was founded by the abbot
The State Budget Institution of theYamal-Nenets
Autonomous Area “The Yamal-Nenets Regional MuseumExhibition Complex named after I. S. Shemanovsky”
629008, The Tyumen Region, the Yamal-Nenets
Autonomous Area, Salekhard city, 38 Chubynina Str.
www.mvk-yamal.ru
General director Sergey Grishin
+7 (34922) 3 05 19
[email protected]
Executive secretary Galina Lisitsyna
+7 (34922) 4 72 98
[email protected]
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Main sections of the collection: ethnography,
archeology, natural and scientific collection,
historical and folk collection, documentary
archive, rare book, art collection, weapons,
numismatics
of Orthodox mission, prior Irinarkh (the secular name – Ivan Semenovich Shemanovsky).
Before that in 1898 he opened a library with
a reading room. Today its collections are the
Highlights:
• Khanty dress made of nettle cloth and
decorated with colour threads embroidery
• Vessel handle shaped like a bear, silver,
casting. Western Siberia and the North
Ural Region, the end of the 1st millennium
• Bowl with the relief depicting the scene of
Alexander the Great’s flight on the griffins,
silver, gilding, embossing, engraving. Byzantium, the end of the 12th – the beginning
of the 13th c.
• Anthropomorphous figurine, horn. It was
discovered in Ust-Poluy in 2009
• Mummy of the baby mammoth Lyuba. According to radiocarbon dating, Lyuba’s
geological age is 42 thousand years
Main research areas:
• archeology of the region
• ethnography of the indigenous peoples of
the North and other peoples, populating
the territory of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area
• palaeontological studies including the
mammoth fauna study
• history of the legendary GULAG rail road
construction sites number 501 and 503
• history of the reclamation of Yamal gas
and oil deposits
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Time of Yamal: 8000+80” to the 80th
anniversary of the formation of the YamalNenets Autonomous Area. 10 exhibition
projects, 2010
• “The Russian Silverware...” displayed a
unique collection of the Russian art silver
from the depository of the State Hermitage
• International tour “Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age” was launched
on the initiative of the Field Museum of
Natural History (Chicago, Illinois, the USA),
2010
• “Gifts to Russian Political Leaders” held as
a part of the project “Glittering with Steel
Lustre”. From the depository of the State
Central Museum of Modern Russian History (located in Moscow), 2012
• Culture and education program “The Children are Going to St. Petersburg” united
museums of St. Petersburg, the Shemanovsky Museum-Exhibition Complex and
municipal museums of Yamal, Since 2006
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Siberia and Far East
SIBERIA AND FAR EAST
Siberia and Far East
Achinsk museum
Main research areas:
• The Great Patriotic War. 1941–1945.
• The Civil War. 1918–1920.
• problematic of the 19th and 20th architectural monuments preservation
• 19th c. and 1st half of the 20th c. Achinsk’s
merchants
• political repressions of the 20–40-s of the
20th c.
• local history seen through personal stories
and experiences and the Achinsk population
Mineral wealth of Russia. Region of the virgin forests, shamans, lakes, mountains, tigers and
volcanoes
Seven objects from the UNESCO World Heritage List located within the borders of the region
Consists of 21 federal subjects
Population 16 000 000
Total area 11 330 000 km2
Time zone OMSST (UTC+07:00), KRAST (UTC+08:00), IRKST (UTC+09:00), YAKST
(UTC+10:00), VLAST (UTC+11:00), MAGST (UTC+12:00)
F
ounded on the 8th of september 1887 by
a teacher of a three class school – Dmitry
Semenovitch Kargopolov
Situated in a monument of architecture, history and culture of the 19th c. consisting of a
two buildings estate of a merchant Semen
Mokrousov
Collection: 22 433 items
Main sections of the collection: documents
and rare books, numismatics, paintings,
sculpture, graphics, archeology.
Highlights of the collection:
• West European plate armour of an knight
• coins of the 18th and 19th cc.
• musical instruments from the 19th c.
• “Beard coin” of the 18th c. (sign of permission to keep a beard)
• collection of medals pf function from the
19th c.
• yandmade and manufactured tapestry of
18th and 19th cc.
• rare books of the 18th and 19th cc.
Last years’ main projects:
• “Laboratory of success”. Devoted to the
40th anniversary of starting of extracting
the alumina by the “AGK” LLC
• Days of the Japanese culture in Achinsk
accompanied with the exhibition “Traditional Japanese dolls” (Japanese embassy in Russia, Moscow)
ICOM Committees CAMOC
Municipal budget cultural institution “Achinsk museum
of regional studies named after D. S. Kargapolov”
662150, Krasnoyarsk region, Achinsk, Lenin str., 20
www.achmuseum.ru
Director Marina Kachan
+7 (39151) 7 38 37
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Arseniev Museum of Primorsky Region
Far Еast Fine Arts Museum
Main sections of collection: porcelain, archaeology, collection of knives, numismatic,
carved ivory, photography, documents
T
he oldest museum of Russian Far East
and East Siberia. Founded in 1884 and
officially opened in 1890 as Amurskiy Region Studies Society Museum. The origins of
ethnographical and archaeological collections of the Museum was started by known
scientists: F. Busse, V. Margaritov, L. Shternberg, M. Yankovskiy, V. Arseniev at the end
of 19th c.
Highlights:
• decorative vase produced on private plant
of A. Startsev
• full set of military equipment of Itelmen:
tape armor, helmet plates of baleen, the
spear – the beginning of the 19th century
• a full range of burial complex of the
12 century Jurchen prince Essykuy
• animal figurines, made by inhabitants of
the Bering Sea coast
Main research areas:
• cultural studies and museology
• history of the Far East
ICOM Committee AVICOM
Building is situated in downtown Vladivostokcity and protected by government as historical architectural monument of 19th century. It
was built in 1904 on order famous negotiant
V. P. Babintsev who was business manager of
“Churin & Co”
Collection: 400 000 items
The State cultural organization “Arseniev State Museum
of Primorsky Region”
690090, Primorsky region, Vladivostok,
Svetlanskaya str., 20
Branches:
•Museum-exhibition center (Vladivostok)
•V. Arseniev memorial house-museum (Vladivostok)
•House-museum of family Sukhanov (Vladivostok)
•Museum of the History of Arseniev (Arsenyev)
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•Museum of the History of Dalnerechensk (city Dalnerechensk)
•Museum of the History of Lesozavodsk (Lesozavodsk)
•Museum of the History of Partizansk (Partizansk)
•Literary-memorial museum of Alexander Fadeev
(p. Chuguevka)
[email protected]
http://arseniev.org
Director Viktor Shalay
+7 (4232) 41 41 13
D
espite the official opening date of the Far
East Art museum – July, 1931 – a collection of the museum was gathering throughout
the twentieth century. The idea of creating the
first in the Far East “public gallery” belongs to
the Governor-general of Amur N. I. Grodekov
(1843–1913). With his assistance in 1902–
1909 the Imperial Academy of Arts has sent
valuable loads – original paintings, drawings,
sculptures, casts of the samples of Russian
and foreign classics to Khabarovsk repeatedly
Collection: 12 874 items
Main sections of collection: paintings, drawings, objects of ethnography, weapons,
sculpture
Highlights:
• works by Ivan Aivazovsky, Shishkin, Repin,
Levitan
• drawings by A. Benoit, M. Vrubel, V. Serov
• works by Titian
• etchings by Durer, Rembrandt, Callot
Main research areas:
• exhibition activities in the galleries in
Japan, Canada, the United States
• acquisition of funds and scientific description of museum objects
ICOM Committee ICEE
The State organization of culture “Far Еast Museum
of Fine Arts”
680000, Khabarovsk area, Khabarovsk,
Shevchenko str., 7
www.dvhm.ru
[email protected]
Director Valentina Zaporozskaya
+7 (4212) 32 7258
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Siberia and Far East
Irkutsk Fine Arts Museum
ed as the building for classical school. The
building is located in the city center and has
got a park
Collections: 22 373 items
Main sections of collection: Russian art 14th –
21st cc. (including the works of Fabergé
company); West European art of 17th – early
21st cc.; Oriental art (China, Japan Mongolia)
14th – 20th cc.; Siberian Art
Highlights:
• Female statuettes. latepaleolith. About
20–22 thousands B. C. Mammoth’s tusk.
Conversation between Christ and scribes.
Midfeast. Moscow school. 15th c.
• John the Forerunner. The second half of
the 17th. Siberian letters
• Rokotov F. S. Portrait of Alexandr I. the
beginning of 1780
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ounded and opened in 1936. The origins
of collection formation are linked to the
name of Vladimir Sukachev (1849−1920), a
public figure of Siberia, publisher and sponsor
Situated in the two-storey stone house was
designed by V. A. Rassushin and constructed
in 1905–1907 in classical style in accordance
with standard design. It was originally intend-
The State Culture Institute Irkutsk Local
Vladimir Platonovich Suckachev Art Gallery
www.museum.irk.ru.
664000, Irkutsk, Lenin str., 5
Branches:
•Siberian Art Department of Irkutsk Local Art Gallery
•Historical-memorial Department of Irkutsk Local Art
Gallery “The V. P. Suckachev Estate”
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• Tropinin V. A. Portrait of unknown person.
1823
• Repin I. E. Beggar (Fisherwoman). 1874
• Somov K. A. Portrait of lady. 1905
• Plastov A. A. Dinner of tractor drivers. 1951
• Terbruggen Ch. Dutch school. Crowning of
Christ thorns. About 1622
Main research areas:
• creation of full scientific catalogue of the
museum collection
Last years’ main projects:
• “The Ancient heritage in West European
art”, 2004
• “Fabergé: lost and found”, 2006
• “Known and Unknown Surikov”, 2007
• “The magic of Russian Landscape ”, 2008
• “The master and his work”, 2011
ICOM Committee ICFA
Director Elena Zubry
+7 (3952) 333 973
[email protected]
International contacts Tatyana Ogorodnikova
+7 (3952) 34 42 31
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Kemerovo Fine Arts Museum
Kemerovo region Museum
• Cream pitcher, middle 19th c. Silver, casting, engravings, carvings
• Purse, middle 19th c. Silver, casting, plaiting, engravings. Plaited with small rings
• works by Andrew G. Pozdeev
• works by Jurgis Ionasovich Preiss
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ne of the largest artistic centers of Siberia and Kuzbass and is having unique
works of art collection of painting, drawing,
sculpture, decorative-applied arts. Easel
painting includes collections: country’s art
of the first half of the 20th century reflecting
“stages of the large way”: pre-revolutionary
art (later peredvizhnichestvo, Union of the
Rusian Artists) – art of 20–30-s (Association
of Artists of Revolutionary Russia, Community
of Moscow Artists, Community of Easel Artists, “Krug”), art of 40–50-s (socialist realism);
works by Moscow and St. Petersburg artists
are submitted
Last years’ main projects:
• Project “Artprom”. The winner of the 2009
Museum projects contest “Changing museum in the changing world”. Project aims
to popularize the modern trends in Kemerovo art public art
• Project “I am changing the city!” The
winner of the 2011 Museum projects
contest “Changing museum in the changing world”. Seminars for school children –
how public art can recreate the city environment
ICOM Committees ICOM-CC, ICFA
Highlights:
• contemporary art Siberian
• art of Kuzbass
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O
pened for the visitors in October 1929.
Initially the museum was located on the
3rd floor of the Palace of Labour, build in 1929.
Now the museum occupies the first floors of
three residential buildings. The total area of
museum’s premises – 2718,7 m2
Collection: 69 557 items of main fund; scientific auxiliary fund – 17 206 items
Last years’ main project:
• ”Golden ring of Kuzbass”
• “Museum window”, innovative exhibition
project which involved the windows of
the museum. The project aims to establish in the capital of Kuzbass new exhibition hall, available for viewing 24 hours a
day – windows of the museum. Since 2010
ICOM Committees ICOM-CC, ICR
Main sections of collection: decorative and applied arts, fine arts, “For Kuzbass with love” –
a collection of gifts offered to the Gubernator
of the Kemerovo oblast, A. G. Tuleev, weaponry,
notaphilic collection, phaleristics, numismatics, porcelain, rare books, icons, copper casting, archeology, paleontology, natural science
Collection: over 6000 items
Main sections of collection: icons of the late
18th – early 20th cc., fine art of pre-revolutionary period (1890 – 1910-ss), fine art of the first
half of the 20th c., visual arts of the second
half of 20th – beginning 21st cc., religious arts
and crafts of the nineteenth – early 20th cc.,
folk arts and crafts 20th – 21st cc., art industry
20th – 21st cc.
Main research areas:
• regional history from the ancient times
• military history and the natural environment of Kuzbass
State Institution of Culture “Kemerovo Regional
Museum of Fine Arts”
650099, Kemerovo region, Kemerovo, Sovetsky ave., 48
[email protected]
www.kuzbassizo.ru
Director Larisa Myzina
+7 (3842) 36 45 32
Deputy director on science Maria Chertogova
+7 (3842) 36 44 90
Highlights:
• Silver coin of 1730. It was released during
the financial reform;
• Sokol rescue space suit. Belonged to the
aviator and cosmonaut, twice rewarded
with the “Hero of the Soviet Union” prize
Boris Volynov
• Simeon Polotski. “Psalms in poems”. 1680
• Tooth of rhinoceros Merk, middle neoPleistocene
• Calix. Communion chalice. 1782. Silver,
casting, repoussé, niello
State Institution of Culture “Museum
of regional science of the Kemerovo region”
Kemerovo, Sovetsky prospect, 55
[email protected]
www.kuzbasskray.ru
Director Olga Feofanova
+7 (3842) 75 19 29
[email protected]
International contacts Natalya Polishchuk
+7 (3842) 36 33 32
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Khabarovsk Regional Museum
Collection: about 460 000 items
Main sections of collection: paleontology and
geology of the Amur Region, flora and fauna
of the Far East, indigenous culture and the
Amur Slavic immigrants, the history of exploration and development of the Russian Far
East, the events of the Revolution and in –
Civil War in the Far East in 1917–1922
Museum of the fallen heroes of the NorthChina, Harbin (China)
• “Pages of history. Japanese aggression in
the North-East of China (1931–1945)”.
• “Slavic designs”. From the collections
of the Russian Museum of Ethnography,
St. Petersburg, 2008–2009
ICOM committee CAMOC
Highlights:
• sculptures ritual objects of worship indigenous shamanic Amur
• numismatic collection (Latin America, China, Japan and Russia. Korea, etc.)
• personal collection of well-known in the
Far East – Vs. Ivanov, N. Zadornov
• collection of Chinese porcelain and folk
paintings
Main research areas:
• cultural studies and museology
• history of the Far East 18th – 21st cc.
• cultural life of the Far East, 19th – early
20th cc.
• ethnography of the Far East
• archeology
• natural science
E
stablished in 1984. The building was in
1894 for the museum. An annex, which
housed panorama “Volochaevskaya battle
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was built in 1975. In 2008 opened a new building, an architectural feature is a special gallery
that hosts the massive skeleton of a whale
Last years’ main projects:
• “Kalan and beads” National Museum of
Ethnology, Osaka (Japan). 2001
• “Modernism in the Russian Far East 1918–
1928’s.”. Park “Russian Village”, Niigata
(Japan). 2002–2004
• “The participation of the Red Army in
the liberation of the North-East of China”
The Khabarovsk Regional Museum named
after N. I. Grodekov
680000, Khabarovsk area, 11, Shevchenko str.,
Khabarovsk
General director Nikolay Ruban
+7 (4212) 30 64 10
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Khakas regional studies museum
In 1989 collection of the well-known Khakas
sculptor and collector Irina Karachakova
(1919–1989 years) was transferred to the
museum. About 2000 objects: works of
Karachakova, personal belongings, documents and letters, books, postcards of art,
sculpture, prints and drawings, paintings by
Russian and Western artists, decorative and
applied art, art furniture of 18th – 19th cc.,
photo negatives, two tapestries which relate
to a series of “Months of Luke” (February,
March) repetition of the ninth (1737–1740,
French weaver Michel Odranom to manufacture tapestries)
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Collection: 120 000 items
Last years’ main projects:
• “Days of the Khakas culture in Moscow”
(2007 – celebration of the 300th anniversary of the attachment of Khakassia to Russia in 2011)
• “Paths of the Central Asia” (2011–2012)
Main sections of collection: archeology, ethnography, natural science, documents, paintings, jewelers, weapons
Highlights of the collection:
• rock sculptures
F
ounded in 1929 on the social initiative.
Located on the ground floor of a residential building. The first items have been
received in the initial period of the museum
Khakas petroglyphes
18th c. tapestries
Khakas female jewelry
collection of Khakas people ethnography:
household items, hunting, fishing, animal
husbandry, tableware, kitchen utensils,
clothing, horse equipment, etc.
Main research areas:
• explorers of Khakassia
• ethnography
• cult places in Khakassia
• development of museums and museology
in Kharassia
ICOM Committee CAMOC
after the archeology expedition. I. I. Balkevich
donated 18 iron arrowheads. Another valuable collection came from Minusinsk regional museum named after N. M. Martianov.
State autonomous cultural institution
of the Khakassia Republic “National Khakas
regional studies museum named after L. R. Kyzlasov”
Khakas Republic, Abakan, Pushkin str., 96
[email protected]
www.nhkm.ru
Director Tatiana Feoktistova
+7 (3902) 22 38 30
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Siberia and Far East
Khomus museum
Krasnoyarsk Museum
Center
Yriy Avvakumov, Victor Sachivko, Marjan
Teeuwen and etc.
M
Main research areas:
• contemporary art of the memory in the
context of museum exposition
• contemporary art in the context of spatial
identity
• contemporary art and city communications
useum building was constructed in the
style of Soviet modernism
Collection: 16 907 items
O
pened November 30, 1990 when the
Common scientific and methodological
center staff and cultural gleam of folk art of
the Ministry of Culture of the Yakut Republic.
The initiator of the museum is the Ivan Alekseev, known khomusist-improviser, a tireless
advocate for the revival of khomus music. The
basis for a fund of the museum was the personal collection of Varganov gathered from
around the world, donated them to the future
of the museum. The collection of Jew’s harps
were Thailand, Philippines, India, Tuva, Mongolia, Scotland, Austria and other countries.
Together with the jew’s harp donated photographs, records, books, magazines, newspaper articles, advertisements and other units
devoted to harp music
Collection: about 7000 items
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Main sections of collection: Russian and foreign visual arts of the end of the 20th – beginning of the 21st cc.; art works of Krasnoyarsk
artists of the end of the 20th – beginning of the
21st cc.; the collection of the artifacts from the
history of Soviet Union
Main sections of collection: musical instruments
Highlights: Khomus collection
Main research areas: history of musical instruments of the world
ICOM Committee CIMCIM
The Khomus museum
677027, Sakha Republic, Yakutsk, Kirova str., 31
[email protected]
http://www.ilkhomus.com
Director Shishigin Nikolay
+7 (4112) 42 86 75
Highlights:
• works by Konstantin Batynkov, Alexandr
and Olga Florensky, Valery Koshlyakov,
Last years’ main projects:
• “Design of Siberia”. VII Krasnoyarsk
museum biennale, 2007
• “Tunguska substance”. The exhibition
of contemporary art for the centenary of
Tunguska phenomena, 2008
• “Expanse”. VIII Krasnoyarsk museum
biennale, 2009
• “Diaries of wars”. Permanent exhibition
about contemporary wars in Russia, 2010
• “In the depth”. IX Krasnoyarsk museum
biennale, 2011
ICOM Committee ICEE
Krasnoyarsk Cultural Historical Museum Complex
Krasnoyarsk, Mira square, 1
[email protected]
www.mira1.ru
Director Mikhail Shubsky
+7 (391) 212 36 69
[email protected]
Executive secretary Alexandra Semenova
+7 (391) 212 46 24
[email protected]
International contacts Sergey Kovalevsky
+7 (391) 212 46 67
[email protected]
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Krasnoyarsk Museum of Regional Studies
Siberia and Far East
C
reated in 1889 on the Krasnoyarsk
publics initiative and with support by
Krasnoyarsk town council. Situated in a twostoried building style of an Egyptian temple,
designed by L. A. Chernyshov in 1918 (historic and cultural monuments of regional significance). Total area of building is 3527,8 m2
Collection: 463 197 items
Main sections of the collection: painting,
graphic arts, sculpture, archaeology, ethnography of the Russian people, ethnography of
indigenous people, natural-science collection, numismatics, documents
Highlights:
• Triptych “St. Nikolai Mojayiskiy”. 16th –
18th cc.
• Bronze mask charm. Tashtikskaya-culture.
I B.C.
• Bronze dagger from Novo-Pyatnitsky buried treasure. Tashtikskaya-culture. 7th – 6th
centuries B.C.
KGBUK “Krasnoyarsk Museum of Regional Studies”
660049, Krasnoyarsk, Dubrovinskogo Str., 84
Branch: Memorial complex of V. P. Astafiev in the
Ovsyanka village
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.kkkm.ru
Director Valentina Yaroshevskaya
+7 (391) 227 27 57
Executive secretary Nadezhda Sichkar
+7 (391) 265 34 85
International contacts Lyubov Karnaukhova
+7 (391) 265 34 85
[email protected]
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• Two-headed fish of pollan order, 3–2 B.C.
• Staff “Pjure” of Selkup shaman. The end of
the 19th – the beginning of the 20th cc.
• Arrow “Tisse” of Ket shaman. The end of
the 19th c.
Main research areas:
• formation and development of the museum studies in Krasnoyarsk region
• history and progress of the Yenisei (Krasnoyarsk) province in 19th – the beginning
of the 20th cc.
• ethnography of the Krasnoyarsk region,
archaeology
Last years’ main projects:
• “Everyday socialism, or Made in USSR”
• “From an stockaded town to megalopolis”
• “Krasnoyarsk museum of Regional Studies. 120 years. Time machine”
• “The Great Victory”
• “Time of changes”
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Siberia and Far East
Siberia and Far East
Minusinsk Regional Studies Museum
Museum of Irkutsk history
tory of education”, “types of Irkutsk”, “Irkutsk
movie”, “city enterprises”, “Irkutsk writers”,
“artists”, personal funds
Main research areas:
• history and culture of the city of Irkutsk
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ounded in 1877 by chemist, scientist, botanist, N. Martyanov, with the active support of the local population, political exiles
and the scientific community
Located in two buildings: the first museum
building (1890 by Rassushin) was built in the
Romanesque style on public donations; the
second museum building (1901) was rebuilt
later, now there are exhibition halls
Collection: about 190 000 items
Main sections of the collection: archaeology,
natural history (geology, botany, zoology,
paleontology, anthropology), ethnography,
numismatics and faleristics, negatives and
photographs, art fund.
Highlights:
• collection of artistic bronze Scythian
epoch
• the collection of stone sculptures and
steles of different eras
• religious and household items peoples of
the Sayan-Altai (Khakassia, Tuva)
• negatives and photographs on the history
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Last years’ main projects:
• Annual Scientific Conference “My City”
• children’s local history club “Irkutsk – Fort
Ross”
• “Club “meeting” for the victims of political
repressions
• “Club Honorary citizens of the city of Irkutsk”
of southern Siberia late 19th – early 20th cc.
Main research areas:
• archaeology
• ethnography
• local history
Last years’ main projects:
• “100 years Usinsk tract”. TNKM named after Aldan Maadyr, Kyzyl, Tyva, 2010
• “Light my elm”. Museum complex Zheleznogorsk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, April –
June 2011
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Municipal budget Cultural Institution “Minusinsk
Regional Studies Museum named after N. M. Martyanov”
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stablished in 1996. The building was constructed in the late 19th c. merchant – philanthropist Alexander Sibiryakov in memory
of his sister Antonia Kladischeva as a free
school for children of both sexes. In 2007 it
was transferred to the Museum
625000, Krasnoyarsk region, Minusinsk,
Lenina str., 60
Collection: over 85 000
Branches:
•Memorial Museum “Flat of Krzyzanowski and Starkov”
•Museum of the Decembrists
[email protected]
Main sections of collectionphotography, thematic collections “Irkutsk – the city cosmopolitan”, “Irkutsk hydroelectric station”, “the
history of municipal government”, “Irkutsk
komsomol”, “Irkutsk diocese”, “soldiers of the
Fatherland”, “honorary citizens of the city of
Irkutsk”, “merchants of Irkutsk”, “toy”, “his-
Director Lyudmila Ermolaeva
+7 (39132) 22 297
Deputy-director on science Timofey Kluchnikov
Municipal cultural organization
“Museum of the history of Irkutsk”
664003, Irkutsk region, Irkutsk,
Frank-Kamenetskogo str., 16 A
Branches:
1. City Exhibition Center named after V. Rogal
2. Soldiers of the Fatherland
3. The museum of urban life
4. House of Crafts
[email protected]
http://history.irk.ru/
Director Irina Ternovaja
+7 (3952) 71 04 25
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Siberia and Far East
Museum of history and culture of people of the North
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Vilyui and sent to the committee by Semyon
Egorov, the headman of 1st Chochui community of Vilyui region. By this time the first
museums were founded in Siberia, attention
to Yakutia was growing up as a perspective source of row materials rich in minerals.
Yakut State Museum of history and culture of the people
of the North named after Em. Yaroslavsky
•House museum ‘Yakut exile’
•Memorial house museum of M. K. Ammosov
•House museum of E. M. Yaroslavskiy
[email protected]
Branches:
•Cherkekh historical-ethnographic museum named after
D. K. Sivtsev – Suorun Omolloon
•Republican museum of nationhood history of the Republic
of Sakha (Yakutia) n.a.
•M. K. Ammosov
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Collection: 84 852 items
Main sections of collection: documental and
photomaterials, wooden and metal items,
items made from cloth, leather, and fur, glass
and porcelain, special custody, “Painting”,
“Graphic Arts”, “Sculpture”, “Archeology”,
natural-historical complex
Highlights:
• the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew,
1858
• skeleton of Tirekhtyakh mammoth, 2200
years ago
• skeleton of Greenland right whale, more
than 1000 years
• model of Yakut fortress of 17 century made
of mammoth bones, 1886
• Goblet. Choroon with inscription to the 70th
anniversary of general secretary the CPSU
Central Committee Brezhnev L. I. Mammoth bones, diamonds, 1976
• the kontush belt. Silk, spun gold. The second half of 19th c.
of March (27 of February), 1887
Yakutsk regional statistical committee
made a resolution to found a local museum
at the initiative of secretary A. I. Popov. The
reason was the cranium of fossil bison, which
was found in 1886 on the bank of the river
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Yakutsk, Lenin str., 5/2
The first exposition of the museum opened
in 7th of June (26 of May), 1891. Located in
a historical monument – pontifical chambers
(1913–1924)
Director Egor Shishigin
+7 (4112) 34 35 27
Executive secretary Liya Egorova
+7 (4112) 34 35 27
Main research areas:
• regional studies
• ethnology
Last years’ main projects:
• Exposition “Culture upon the permafrost”
within the program of holding days of Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in headquarters
of UNESCO in Paris, France, 2005
• Exposition “Poland painted by the tradition” of National museum in Poznan (Poland) in Yakut State Museum of history and
culture of the people of the North named
after Em. Yaroslavsky, in 2007
• Exposition “Nature and culture of Sakha
people” in The Hokkaido Museum of Northern Peoples in Abashiri (Japan) in 2007.
The cast of baby mammoth in natural size
was made, contract on 3-year lease and
further passing to Japan side was signed
• Exposition “Circumpolar civilization in museums of Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)”,
where collections of museums from 14
regions were presented within the international conference “Circumpolar civilization
in museums of the world: yesterday, today,
tomorrow”
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Siberia and Far East
Siberia and Far East
Museum of history and culture of Siberia and Far East
Collection: 20 871 items of the main fund,
84 013 – subsidiary fund, 293 138 – temporary storing
Main sections of collection: archaeology and
ethnography of a wide ethnic and territorial
range: the Kazakhs, the Shortsy, the Teleuty, the
Selkupy, the Khanty, the Mansy, the Buryats, the
Yakuty, the Yukagirs, the Evenky, the Chukchy,
the Nanaytsy, the Ulchy, the Russian Resettlers
Highlights:
• vessels with mask images, sculptural plastic. Late stone age
• highly artistic bronze and bone items, Early bronze age
• Pazyryk culture items, including biological
items – mummies with tattoos
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition “Wonders of the archaeology”,
South Korea, 2006, presented the archaeological and ethnographic collections of
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art of the Institute structure. Founded in
1968 by the initiative and under the supervision of A. P Okladnikov – the first Director of the Institute. The collection gathering
Far East and Amur regions
• Exhibition “Under the badge of Golden
griffin”, Germany, 2007
• Exhibition “Siberian Amazons”, Germany,
2010
• Interdisciplinary project with the Institute
of Catalysis named after G. K. Boreskov
“Elaboration of physic-chemical basis of
a new type hygrostatand equipment development for exhibit, storage and transportation of rare books, manuscripts and
other museum values”. The main idea was
the elaboration of sorbent, which will be
able to offer the optimal climate regime for
the storage of biological items
• “The collections of the Museum of history and culture of Siberian and Far East
peoples as a source of information for
social-cultural adaptation process on the
aboriginal peoples research”, projects of
museum collection study, 2006–2008
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and exposition processes were undertaken
simultaneously, as a result of the active expedition activities on the wide territory from the
Ural mountains till Far East
Institute of archaeology and ethnography Siberian
Branch of Russian Academy of Science. Museum of history and culture of Siberia and Far East peoples
630090, Novosibirsk, Zolotodolinskaya str., 4
www.archaeology.nsc.ru
Director Irina Salnikova
+7 (383) 330 24 92
[email protected]
Executive secretary Olga Novikova
+7 (383) 330 22 80
[email protected]
International contacts Nelly Kuzemo
+7 (383) 330 22 41
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Museum of Norilsk
industrial area history
Collection: 61 602 items
Main sections of collection: decorative art collection, historical and genre collection, written
sources, audio-, photo- and visual sources,
natural-science collection
Highlights:
• Nikolay N. Urvantsev’s fund. Urvantsev
was a geologist, geographer, polar researcher, one of the discoverers of a
unique Norilsk deposit
• fund of the history of the USSR NKVD Norilsk Corrective Labour Camp. It contains
documents, photos, personal belongings
and everyday objects of the Norillag prisoners
• mineralogical collection of issue contains
rare and unique findings from the Taymyr
and former USSR Republics
• collection of the material culture objects of
the Taymyr natives
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ounded in 1939 by the order of factory’s director No. 266 dated 8 July 1939.
Situated in a historically and architecturally significant part of Norilsk. Previously
in the building was located cinema named
after V. I. Lenin. Nowadays the building
represents a local object of the cultural
heritage
Main research areas:
• history of geologic discoveries on the Taymyr territory in 19th – early 20th cc.
• Norillag history
• Norilsk history during the Great Patriotic
War
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition of Sergey M. Eyzenshtein’s
graphic works from the stocks of the State
Central Museum of Cinema (Moscow)
• Exhibition of Georgiy I. Danilov’s drawings
from the collection of the Central Museum
of prisoners of war in Lambinovitse (Poland) dedicated to the Memorial Day of political repressions victims and to the 60th
anniversary of the first museum exposition
• “Mark Chagall. The Bible stories” from the
Kunstgalerien Bottingerkhaus’ collection
(Germany), in association with OOO EuroArt Center in the framework of the project
“Names conquered the World”
• “Political “justice” and political prisoners
in modern Russia” from the stocks of the
Museum and Social Center named after
Andrey Sakharov dedicated to the Memorial Day of political repressions victims
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Museum of the history of Norilsk industrial
area development
Norilsk, Leninskiy Avenue, 14
Branches:
•Talnakh branch
•Kayerkan branch
•Memorial house “The first house of Norilsk”
•Memorial complex “Norilsk Golgotha”
Director Svetlana Slesareva
+7 (3919) 46 06 46
[email protected]
International contacts Natalya Boyarkina
+7 (3919) 46 41 99
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Primorye State Picture Gallery
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ounded by the decree of RSFSR Council of Ministers dated August 9, 1965.
Opened on June 29th, 1966 on the basis of the
art department of the local history museum
named after V. Arseniev. The main exhibition
and funds are placed in the building (1899–
1903) intended to house the local branch of
the Russian-Asian Bank, whose reign was in
Moscow
Collection: about 6 000 items
Main sections of collection: Russian art of
18th – early 20th cc., the Russian graphic 18th –
early 20th cc., West European Art of 14th –
early 20th cc.
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Highlights:
• “Portrait of Alexander Zaikin”, V. Tropinin
• “Portrait of Henrietta Hirschmann”, K. Somov
• “Portrait of a brother of David with a Mandolin” Marc Chagall
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The State Cultural organization “Primorye
State Picture Gallery”
690090, Primorski area, Vladivostok,
Aleutskaya str., 12
[email protected]
www.primgallery.ru
Director Irina Azimova
+7 (4232) 41 11 44
Regional Museum named after N. I. Tavrat
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reated by the public initiative in 1991 in
village Kolyma, center Halarchinskogo
naslega – place of compact residence of the
Chukchi. Museum is a center of communication villagers, themed events, exhibitions and
various competitions
Collection: about 5000 items
Main sections of collection: ethnography collections of Chukchi, Eveny, Ukagiry
Highlights: mammoth fossils
Main research areas: history and ethnography of the Far North
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Regional Museum named after N. I. Tavrat
678841, Sakha republic, Niznekolymsky ulus,
Kolymskoe village
Director Vera Tyrylgina
+7 (41157) 26 286
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Shushenskoe Museum-reserve
Present the typical Russian Siberian village of
19th – early 20th cc. with all the buildings types:
houses, shops, prison, restaurant – about 200
buildings – with exhibitions and memorial expositions
Collections: 101 891 items
Main sections of collection: objects of applied
art, peasant’s life and ethnography, painting,
graphics, numismatics, rare books and documents, objects of history of technics.
Highlights:
• Siberian peasant’s houses and nearby constructions of the end of the 19th – early 20th cc.
• V. I. Ulaynov’s original belongings from his
Siberian exile period
• collection of peasant’s agricultural implements and machines for producing everyday
items from the end of the 19th – early 20th c.
• collection of soviet paintings and graphics
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n 1970 for a centenary of V. I. Lenin’s birth
the state memorial museum-preserve “The
Siberian V. I. Lenin’s exile” was opened on the
base of the Lenin’s house-museum founded
in 1930. Since 1993 the museum has the
modern name.
Main research areas:
• History and ethnography of Siberian peasantry of the 19th – 20th cc.
• preservation of traditional peasant crafts
and their technology
• history of political exile in Russia
• art collection
Last years’ main projects:
• “The life of Siberian merchants” – ethnographic exhibition from the funds of
the museum “Shushenskoye” and Krasnoyarsk museum of regional studies
• “Song of Tuva nomad” – ethnographic
exhibition from the fund of the National
Tuva Museum in the context of the international festival of ethnic music “Sayan
ring”
• “The trip to the Lukanin’s country” – art
exhibition from the fund of the museum
“Shushenskoye” devoted to the hundredth birth of Shushenskoye artist
K.T. Lukanin
• “May your purse be always full!” – art
exhibition from the fund of the museum
“Shushenskoye” (participation in the Krasnoyarsk Museum Biennale)
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The State Historical and Ethnographic
Museum-reserve “Shushenskoye”
662713, Krasnoyarsk territory, Shushenskoye,
Novaya str., 1
Branches:
•Yermakovskoye village
•Sizaya village “The Ivan Yarigin’s museum”
www.shush.ru
Director Galina Bugaeva
+7 (39139) 3 23 39
[email protected]
International contacts Valentina Terenteva, Director’s
assistant for development
+7 (39139) 3 16 08
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Tomsk Regional Museum of Art
• Korovin K. A. “Sevastopol Bazar”, 1915
• Krachkovskii I. E. “Crimean landscape”,
1910
• Kustodiev B. M. “Apple orchard”, 1918
• Platonov J. P. “Peasant girl”, 1876
• Surikov V. I. “Portrait Haminova Z. F.”
• J. D. Kur “Portrait of Princess Olga Shcherbatova”, 1840
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stablished in 1979 and opened in 1982.
The basis of museum’s collection consist of art collections of the Tomsk Regional
Museum of Local Lore, which have been collected by staff of the Society for the Protection
of monuments of art and antiquity. Arrivals of
1920–30 from the Moscow State Museum
Fund and the State Museum of Fine Arts were
included in the collection too
Situated in the three-storey brick mansion
(1872) with the total area of 4 624 m2
Main research areas:
• Western European Art 16th – 20th cc.
• icons 16th – 20th cc.
• Russian Art 18th – 20th cc.
• modern painting and graphics
• sculpture
• decorative and applied art
• artistic Life of Tomsk and Siberia
The Autonomous Regional State Cultural Institution
“Tomsk Regional Museum of Art”
Branches:
•Museum of Wooden Architecture
•Picture Gallery
•Museum of Northern Art
Tomsk, Nahanovich lane, 5
www.artmuseum.tomsk.ru
Director Irina Yaroslavtseva
+7 (3822) 51 54 19
[email protected]
International contacts: Tatyana Mikutskaya
+7 (3822) 51 58 05
[email protected]
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Collection: 11 700 items
Main sections of collection: West-European
art, icons, Russian art, modern painting,
modern graphics, sculpture, decorative and
applied art
Highlights:
• Aivazovsky I. K. “Ship in a storm”, 1886
Last years’ main projects:
• All-Russian project – The Triennial “Drawing of Russia”. 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010
• International project “Art for Tolerance”.
2009
• Participation in the international museum
project “The Tea Road. Hospitable Buryatia” with exhibition project “A Multi-Faceted Reality of Russian Painting”. 2011
• Forum of contemporary art «Art museum
Project». 2011
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Siberia and Far East
Tomskaya Pisanitsa
Collection: 21 678 items
Main sections of the collection: archaeological collection, ethnographic collection, pethroglips collection, documentary fund
Highlights:
• ancient monument of rock art of federal
significance – an ancient sanctuary Tomskaya pisanitsa. Practically all petroglyphs
of Tomskaya Pisanitsa (apart from plain of
images from the 3rd group) date from one
chronological period. But the dating of this
period is disputable. In the opinion of one
group of research workers the most ancient images in Tomskaya Pisanitsa date
from the neolith era (the end of the stone
age, 400 thousand years BC), whilst others attribute their origins to the bronze age
(200 thousand years BC)
• mica-coated copies of ancient Asian
petroglyphic monuments
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ounded by the Resolution of the Council
of Ministers of Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic of February 16, 1988
for saving, museumification, study and public presentation of the monument of Rock art
of federal significance, “Tomskaya Pisanitsa” – archaeological and ethnographical
monuments standing in the open space,
items of the museum and collections, sav-
Main research areas:
• scientific monitoring of the condition of
Tomskaya pisanitsa
• ancient monuments of rock art of Siberia
• ethnography of the Russian and indigenous population of Pritomya region
• scientific systematization and publication
of collections of museum-reserve
• sociologic researches in the museum
Last years’ main projects:
• “Museum and Library – the guardians of
cultural heritage” – a collective exhibition
project from the funds of museum-reserve
“Tomskaya Pisanitsa” and the collection of
books from the funds of the central municipal library system, 2009–2011. More than
200 collective exhibitions were organized
in the halls of libraries in Kemerovo and
Kemerovo region during this project
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ing and studying the flora and fauna of
museum-reserve, creating the modern system of use of the monuments of culture and
history, organization of scientific and cognitive tourism, saving historical landscape.
The territory of museum-preserve is 156
hectares, the office of museum-preserve is
situated at entry level of an accommodation
unit in Kemerovo
Historical, cultural and natural museum-preserve
“Tomskaya Pisanitsa”
652038, Kemerovskaya oblast, Yashkinskiy district,
village Pisanaya
[email protected]
www.gukmztp.ru
Director Valeriy Kaplunov
+7 (3842) 758 633
Executive secretary Anna Pokrovskaya
+7 (3842) 758 633, [email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Talmen’ regional studies museum
V. Surikov
Museum-estate
Main research areas:
• contemporary original and printed graphic
• East Prussian art and cultural heritage
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reated in 1988 by the decision of Kaliningrad Department of Culture. The collection part has been transferred from the Kaliningrad regional history and art museum. The
building belonged until 1991 to the regional
committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Collection: 12 000
Main sections of collection: painting, graphic,
sculpture and subjects of arts and crafts (jewels), national and foreign art of second half of
20th c. (from socialist realism to postmodernism), art of 17th – first half of 20th c.
Highlights:
• The largest collection of works of artists
from the “New reality” studio under the direction of E. Beljutin
• East Prussian art. Sculpture by S. Kauer,
E. Schmidt-Kestner, graphic by G. Volf,
N. Doletsih, H. Nojmann
• Unique collection of a contemporary
graphic of Baltic region countries
• West European engraving (facsimile) by
masters of the 15th – 20th cc.
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pened in 1948, it’s the date of 100 years
since the birth of V. Surikov. The building of Museum (house where Surikov was
born) was built in 1830 with a wing added
in 1900
Last years’ main projects:
• Yearly Surikov Winter Art Festival
• Ethno-cultural projects: Museum Night –
Night of Ivan Kupala, Praskovia Day
• VIII Krasnoyarsk museum Biennale
• IX Krasnoyarsk museum Biennale
Collection: 1300 items
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Municipal budgetary institution of culture “Talmen’
regional studies museum”
658030, Altai krai, Tal’menka, Kuybyshev str., 96
[email protected]
Director Ludmila Smirnova
+7 (960) 948 00 23
Executive secretary Vadim Vistingausen
+7 (38591) 2 70 73
Main sections of collection: paintings; graphics; sculptures; books; photos; arts and crafts
The Museum-Estate of V. Surikov
Highlights: V. Surikov’s paintings and drawings
Krasnoyarsk, Lenin str., 98
www.surikov-dom.ru
Main research areas: Siberian period of
V.Surikov’s life and creation
Director Elena Stroganova
+7 (391) 211 24 78
[email protected]
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Siberia and Far East
Yakutia national fine arts museum
productive power of the Yakut Autonomous
Soviet Socialist Republic. On November 8,
1928 the Picture Hall under the Regional museum of Local lore was opened. In 2002 the
building of the former U. A. Gagarin Printing
House was assigned for free for the disposition of the part of collection the museum. On
November 23, 2005 after the reconstruction
the permanent exposition opened there
Collection: 17 115 items
Main sections of collection: Russian art of the
18th – 19th cc., 20th c. art, art of Yakutia, art of
the foreign countries
Highlights:
• Section of theYakut bone-carving art
• The Section of theYakut graphic arts
• Jewelry Art
• Russian painting (V. A. Tropinin, I. K. Aivazovsky, I. I. Shishkin, A. I. Kuinji etc.)
• West-European Art (Renieri, Rembrandt,
Durer etc.)
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stablished by the initiative of a research
society “SakhaKeskile” (“The Future of
Yakutia”), by the initiative of M. K. Ammosov –
the Chairman of the Yakut Central Executive
Committee and the Council of People’s Commissars of the Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, the Commission of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR on study of the
The State Budget Institution the State Museum Art
Complex “The National Fine Arts Museum of the
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)”
•Namsky Fine Arts Museum (Namsky (ulus) region,
Namtsy village)
•Tiksi Museum of the Arctichistory, culture and art
(Bulunsky (ulus) region, Tiksit own ship)
www.sakhamuseum.ru
www.museum.sakhamuseum.ru
677000, The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Yakutsk,
Kirov str., 9
Branches:
•Professor M. F. Gabyshev Gallery of the Foreign Art
•Academician A. N. Osipov Art Gallery
•Kharbalakh Art Gallery (Tattinsky (ulus) region, YtykKuel village)
•Vilutchan Art Gallery (Suntarsky (ulus) region, Vilutchan
village)
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Main research areas:
• collections occur as a basic source of the
fundamental and applied researches
• conception of the museum development
Last years’ main projects:
• “The museum – Spiritual resource of the
people”, since 2006
• Constantly renovating project “The World
Eposes and the Olonkho”, 2007–2011
• International Biennale of the young art
“ART-POISK”
• Long-term Project “The Rarities of Yakutia”, since 2011
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General director Asya Gabysheva
+7 (4112) 33 52 74
[email protected]
International relations Tatiana Baskhardyrova
+7 964 415 65 93
[email protected]
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ZheleznOgorsk Museum
Exhibition Center
Siberia and Far East
C
reated in 1984 at the 30th Anniversary
of getting by the city a status of the City
Krasnoyarsk-26. Museum is situated in the
two-storey building of 1814.2 m2
Collection: over 80 000 items
Main sections of the collection: scientific and
natural history, documents, archeological collection of artifacts and petroglyphic prints
of Krasnoyarsk region from Stone Age up to
Middle Ages, collection of numismatics and
rare books of 18th – 20th cc., ethnographic
items and technique, history of creation of
main companies in the city, arts and crafts
Municipal Budget Institution of Culture
“Museum-Exhibition Center” ZATO Zheleznogorsk,
City of Zheleznogorsk, Krasnoyarsk region
662972, ZATO Zheleznogorsk,
Sverdlova Str., 68 P.B. 192.
Branches: Museum of Archeology
Director Valentina Popova
+7 (3919) 75 97 77
[email protected]
Executive secretary Liliya Chernyavskaya
+7 (3919) 79 61 55
[email protected]
International contacts Svetlana Martinson
+7 (3919) 75 12 54
[email protected]
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Highlights of the collection:
• weapons and decoration items IV–I century AD (Ust’-Taseevo spiritual number of
items),
• petroglyphic prints (Khakas-Minusinsk region)
• documents in the city history and cityforming companies
• documents belonging to the former city
governors, to the people who participated
in Chernobyl’s accident consequences liquidators
• space satellites mock-ups
• ships models, housekeeping items end of
19th – early 20th cc.
• home crafts collection
Main research areas:
• history and development of the City, its’
forming companies: «Mining-and-Chemical Combine» and Joint-stock company
«Informational Satellite Systems» named
after Academician Mikhail Reshetnev», a
construction company No. 9 for Spetsstroy
Rossii RF
• ZATO and Krasnoyarsk region archeology,
petroglyphic (rock paintings)
• arts and crafts famous people, honored
people of the City
Last years’ main projects:
• Grant of the Governor of Krasnoyarsk region A. G. Khloponin for the project “Pisanitsy Krasnoyar’ya”, 2007
• Grant of the State Corporation for Nuclear
Energy “Rosatom” for the project “Atomic
vector”, 2008
• Grant of the charitable fund of the cultural
initiatives by Mikhail Prokhorov for the project “Echo of the Civil War”. Grant of the
State Corporation for Nuclear Energy “Rosatom» for the project “Learn Atomgrad”,
2009
• Prize “Inspiration” for “The best museum of
Krasnoyarsk region”, 2010
• Grant of the competition “Social partnership for development” for the project
“Boundary of Chernobyl”
• Grant of the competition “Social partnership for the sake of development” for the
project “Beresta Light”, Subsidy (grant) of
Krasnoyarsk Cultural Ministry for the project “Shield of the Fatherland”, 2011
ICOM Committees CECA, ICR, ICMAH
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Organizations
ORGANIZATIONS
The Embassy of the Russian Federation in France
40-50, Boulevard Lannes
75116 Paris, France
http://www.france.mid.ru
[email protected]
+7 (331) 45 03 02 18
Counsellor Dmitry Mezhaurov
ICOFOM
Permanent Delegation of Russia to UNESCO
8, Rue de Prony
75017 Paris, France
http://www.unesco.mid.ru
[email protected]
Government institutions
Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
7/6, bldg. 1, 2, Maly Gnezdnikovsky lane
125993 Moscow
http://www.mkrf.ru
[email protected]
Minister Alexander Avdeev
+7 (495) 629 23 11
INTERCOM, ICEE, ICMAH, ICFA
Ministry of Communications
and Press of the Russian Federation
7, Tverskaya str.
125375 Moscow
http://minsvyaz.ru
[email protected]
+7 (495) 771 81 00
Minister Igor Shegolev
Adviser Olga Golovach
[email protected]
CIDOC
Commission of the Russian Federation
for UNESCO
32/34, bldg. 1, Smolenskaya-Sennaya sq.
322 ICOM
119200 Moscow
http://www.unesco.ru
[email protected]
Executive Secretary Grigory Ordzhonikidze
+7 (499) 244 24 56
INTERCOM, ICOFOM, CIDOC, ICMAH,
AVICOM, MPR
Federal Agency for Press and Mass Media
5, Strastnoy boulevard
127994 Moscow
http://www.fapmc.ru
Director Mikhail Seslavinskiy
[email protected]
+7 (495) 231 46 04
ICLM
Public Chamber of the Russian Federation
7, bldg. 1, Miusskaya sq.
125993 Moscow
http://www.oprf.ru
First Deputy Secretary Mikhail Ostrovsky
+7 (495) 606 01 11
INTERCOM
Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova
+7 (331) 42 12 84 30
CECA, ICOFOM, SIMUSET, AVICOM, ICEE
Department for Foreign and Inter-Regional Relations,
Yamalo-Nenetsky Region
9, Molodezhy av.
629008 Salekhard
http://www.interyamal.ru
[email protected]
+7 (8349) 222 26 35
http://www.mosdepkultura.ru/
[email protected]
Director Sergey Kapkov
Head of the Museums and Exhibitions
Activity Division Anton Gorianov
+7 (495) 621 73 81
CAMOC
Ministry of Culture and Spiritual
Development of the Republic of Sakha
(Yakutia)
30, Lenina av.
677011 Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
http://www.sakha.gov.ru/minkult
[email protected]
Minister Andrey Borisov
+7 (4112) 42 11 63
CIMAM, CECA
National Committee
of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
for UNESCO
Chief Specialist Irina Permyakova
CAMOC
30, Lenina str., office 331
677011 Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
http://www.sakha.gov.ru/node/8395
[email protected]
+7 (4112) 42 01 58
Ministry of Culture of Moscow Region
Co-Chairperson Elizaveta Sidorova
ICEE
2/5/4, bldg. 3, Slavyanskaya sq.
109074 Moscow, Russian Federation
http://www.mk.mosreg.ru
[email protected]
Minister Natalia Ratnikova
+7 (495) 974 70 17
+7 (495) 974 32 87
Vice Minister Svetlana Anokhina
ICAMT, DEMHIST, CAMOC, ICOFOM
The Government of the Republic
of Sakha (Yakutia)
11, Kirova str.
677011 Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
http://www.sakha.gov.ru/government
[email protected]
+7 (4112) 43 56 66
Vice-Chairman Feodosiya Gabysheva
CECA
The Department of Culture
of the City of Moscow
8/10, Neglinnaya str.
107031 Moscow
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Organizations
Organizations
Libraries
M. I. Rudomino All-Russia State Library
for Foreign Literature
E
1, Nikoloyamskaya str.
109189 Moscow
www.libfl.ru
+7 (495) 915 55 32
http://www.libfl.ru
National Library of Russia stablished on May 16, 1795, by the order
of empress Catherine II as the first state
public library in the country. On January 2,
1814, it was opened for the readers
Located in different parts of the city in different buildings: main building (1796–1801,
arch. E. Sokolov); several buildings were
added in 1828–1832 and 1896–1901. Since
1949, the Library occupies the building of the
former School of Catherine the Creat (1804).
New building of the Library (2003) located in
165, Moskovsky Prospect
Collection: 36 000 000 items
Main sections of collection: Russian book
collection, Foreign collection, the collections of newspapers, maps, musical-andnote publications and sound records, prints,
rare books and manuscripts, as well as the
personal Voltaire’s library and the collection
“Rossica”
Highlights: Collection of works by A. S. Pushkin; the collection “Rossica” – the most complete in the world collection of works about
Russia before 1917; the largest collection of
foreign maps and atlases of the 16th – 18th cc.
in the Russia; the unique collection of Russian
first printed music publications of the 18th c.;
the first Russian printed book “Apostle”
(1564); the personal library of French enlightener Voltaire; the oldest dated manuscript
book – “Ostromir Gospel” (1056–1057); collection of Korans of the 9th – 10th cc.
Main research areas: history of librarianship
and book, the study of manuscript heritage,
the study of local lore, genealogy, document
preservation and conservation, the creation
of electronic collections
Last years’ main projects:
• Exhibition ‘The Gifts of Sultans: The Art of
Gifting at Moslem Courts”, Qatar Museum
of Islamic Art (Doha, Qatar), March of 2012
• Exhibition “Holy Russia”, the Louvre,
March of 2010
• May of 2010. Exhibition “Poster of Russian
Constructivism, 1920-s–30-s” in the city of
Chaumont, Haute-Marne (France)
• December of 2010. Exhibition “SandGlass”: Drawings by Iosif Brodsky (to the
poet’s 70th anniversary). The exhibition
showed the unpublished drawings by
Brodsky from his archives held at the Manuscript Division of the NLR. Conjointly with
the Library of Rare Books and Manuscripts
of Yale University (USA)
ICOM Committee ICMS
Scientific organizations
State Research Institute for Restoration
44, Gastello str.
107014 Moscow
http://www.gosniir.ru
[email protected]
Director Alexander Trezvov
+7 (499) 268 50 77
+7 (499) 268 84 97
Cheif of Microbiological
Sector of Biology Department Maria Dmitrieva
[email protected]
ICOM-CC
State Institute for Art History
5, Kozitsky lane
103009 Moscow
http://www.sias.ru
Director Dmitry Trubochkin
Head of the Department
of Ancient Art Lev Lifshits
+7 (495) 694 03 71
[email protected]
ICFA
Federal State Budgetary Institution
Russian Institute for Cultural Research
191069, Saint Petersburg, Sadovaya Str., 18
[email protected]
www.nlr.ru
20, Bersenevskaya emb.
109072 Moscow
http://www.ricur.ru
+7 (495) 959 09 08
Director Anton V. Likhomanov
+7 (812) 310 28 56
[email protected]
International contacts Elena B. Bokhonskaya
+7 (812) 310 98 50
[email protected]
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General Director Genieva Ekaterina
Deputy General Director Sinitsyna Olga
[email protected]
CECA
Director Kirill Razlogov,
Laboratory for Museum Design and Planning
http://www.future.museum.ru/lmp
[email protected]
Scientist Natalia Kopelanskaya
[email protected]
CECA, ICLM
Museum Encyclopedia Department
[email protected]
+7 (495) 959 09 43
ICOFOM
Russian Scientific Research Institute of the
Cultural and Natural Heritage named D. S. Likhachev
2, Kosmonavtov str.
129366 Moscow
http://www.heritage-institute.ru
[email protected]
Director Yury Vedenin
+7 (495) 686 13 19
Head of the Center for Ecological Problems
of Heritage Preservation Galina Zaytseva
[email protected]
+7 (916) 685 17 45
INTERCOM, ICOM-CC, ICFA
The Museum Scientific Council, Russian Academy
of Science, Siberian Branch
6, Lavrentieva str.
630090 Novosibirsk
http://www.iis.nsk.su
http://www.history.nsc.ru
+7 (383) 330 13 49
Director of the History Institute Russian Academy
of Science, Siberian Branch Vladimir Lamin
Vice-Chairman of the Museum Scientific Council,
Russian Academy of Science, Siberian Branch
Olga Shelegina
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Organizations
+7 (383) 330 05 89
Scientific Secretary of the Museum Scientific
Council, Russian Academy of Science, Siberian
Branch Irina Krayneva
+7 (383) 330 73 52
ICOFOM
Independent non-profit organization Scientific-research
Institute ISO.MUSEUM
13/15, Baskakov lane, office 28N
194014 Saint Petersburg
http://www.iso-museum.ru
[email protected]
Director Viacheslav Shestakov
Organizations
+7 (812) 717 27 13
ICOFOM, CIMUSET
Scientific Research Institute of Restoration
“Spetsproektrestavratsiya”
21, Dekabristov str.
190000 Saint Petersburg
[email protected]
General Director Vladimir Fomin
+7 (812) 312 12 62
Deputy General Director, Head of the Diagnostics
Department Vladimir Bubnov
+7 (812) 315 25 45
ICOM-CC
Professional magazines and publishing houses
Magazine “World of Museum”
+7 (499) 143 49 88
5, Nizshnyia Syromyatnicheskaya str.
105120 Moscow
http://www.mirmus.ru
[email protected]
Editor-in-Chief of the “Museum” Magazine
Elena Medvedeva
CECA
Editor-in-Chief Yury Pithchulin
+7 (495) 916 09 39
ICOFOM
Publishing House MOLOKH
4A, Atarbekova str., office 63
107076 Moscow
http://www.moloch.ru
[email protected]
General Director Zoya Griazeva
+7 (495) 963 57 86
CAMOC
Publishing House “Panorama”
5/7, Rozshdestvenskaya str.
103031 Moscow
http://www.panor.ru
[email protected], [email protected]
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Academies, Universities and Institutes
Altai State Pedagogical Academy
55, Molodezshnaya str.
656031 Barnaul
http://www.uni-altai.ru
[email protected]
Rector Vladimir Lopatkin
+7 (8352) 62 95 39
+7 (3852) 36 82 71
Faculty of History
[email protected]
Head of the Department of Historical and Cultural
Heritage and Tourism Olga Truevtseva
+7 (3852) 38 84 47
ICOFOM
Kemerovo State University of Culture and Arts
17, Voroshilova str.
650029 Kemerovo
http://www.kemguki.ru
[email protected]
[email protected]
Federal State Educational Institution of Higher
Professional Education M. V. Lomonosov
Moscow State University
Lomonosov Moscow State University, GSP-1,
Leninskie Gory,
119991 Moscow
http://www.msu.ru
[email protected]
Rector Viktor Sadovnichij
+7 (495) 939 10 00
ICMAH, ICEE
Orthodox Saint-Tikhonov Humanitarian University
5/2, bldg. 2, Bakhrushina str.
115184 Moscow
http://www.pstgu.ru/
[email protected]
Chair of restoration department Galina Klokova
+7 (495) 953 22 89
ICOM CC
Rector E. Kudrina
+7 (3842) 35 94 07
Associate Professor of the Museology department
Daria Rodionova
+7 (3842) 73 28 08
MPR, ICTOP
Moscow State Artistic and Industrial Academy
S. G. Stroganov
9, Volokolamskoe av.
125080 Moscow
http://mghpu.ru
+7 (499) 158 70 71
Rector Sergey Kurasov
Chair of History and Theory of Decorative
Arts and Design Maria Maystrovskaya
+7 (499) 158 68 58
ICDAD
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Organizations
Organizations
Museology Department RSUH
M
useology Department at RSUH (originally the Department of Museum Studies
at the Moscow State Institute for History and
Archives) was founded in 1988, as one of the
first departments in this field among universities in Russia
Omsk State University named after F. M. Dostoevsky
55 A, Mira av.
644077 Omsk
http://www.omsu.ru
Main research fields: museology, preservation and study of all types of cultural heritage
Russian State University for the Humanities
Moscow, 6 Miusskaya sq.
http://www.rsuh.ru
[email protected]
+7 (499) 250 61 18
Rector Efim Pivovar
History of Art Faculty
[email protected]
http://museolog.rsuh.ru
Head of Museology Department
Anneta Sundieva, PhD, Docent
+7 (499) 250 68 82
[email protected]
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5, bldg. 1, Piataia Magistralnaia str.
123007 Moscow
http://www.aprikt.com/
Rector Denis Monastyrsky
Head of Museology department Irina Kossova
[email protected]
+7 (495) 940 02 49
ICOFOM
Type of activity: education and scientific
research
Main projects:
• elaboration of educational standards for
the new generation programs in the field of
museology (as part of Bologna Process –
adopting Bachelor’s and Master’s cycles)
• training of museum professionals
• coordination of scientific-pedagogical high
schools linked to museum professionals’
training
• opening of new educational programs in
the RSUH
• publication of textbooks and research
papers on museology
Russian Academy for Retraining of Arts, Culture
and Tourism Specialists
Main partners: • Russian Institute for Cultural Research
• Likhachev Russian Research Institute of
Cultural and Natural Heritage
• Museology Department at Tomsk State
University
• Department of Museology and the study of
local lore at Yaroslavl State University
• Ostankino Museum-estate
ICOM Committee ICFA, ICDAD, ICOFOM,
ICMAH, ICOM-CC, ICMS
Rector Vladimir Strunin
Head of Museology department Galina Patrusheva
+7 (3812) 22 98 16
ICOFOM
The I. E. Repin St. Petersburg State Academic Institute
of Fine Arts, Sculpture and Architecture, Russian
Academy of Arts
St. Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts
2, Dvortsovaya emb.
191186 Saint Petersburg
http://www.spbguki.ru/
[email protected]
Rector Alexander Turgayev
+7 (812) 312 93 48
Museology Department
[email protected]
Museology and Cultural Heritage Section
+7 (812) 314 11 36
INTERCOM, ICOFOM, CAMOC
The Arctic State Institute of Culture and Arts
4, Ordzhonikidze str.
677000 Yakutsk, Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
http://www.agiki.ru
[email protected]
Rector Sarylgana Ignatieva
Vice-Chancellor of scientific work Uliana Vinokurova
+7 (4112) 34 44 60
CECA
17, University emb.
199034 Saint Petersburg
http://www.artsacademy.ru
[email protected]
Rector Semyon Mikhaylovsky
+7 (812) 323 61 89
Vice-Rector Yury Bobrov
+7 (812) 323 12 19
ICOM-CC
St. Petersburg State University
5, Mendeleevskaya lane
199034 Saint Petersburg
http://www.spbu.ru
[email protected]
Rector Nikolay Kropachev
Associate professor of Museums and Monuments’
Preservation Department Antonina Nikonova
+7 (812) 328 94 21
ICOFOM
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Organizations
Organizations
Foundations
The V. Potanin Charitable Foundation
9, Bolshaya Yakimanka str.
119180 Moscow
http://www.fondpotanin.ru/
Head of the “First publication” program
Natalia Tolstaya
AVICOM
Treasures of Motherland Fund for Museums Support
Moscow
[email protected]
Director Vladimir Marushchenko
+7 (495) 760 10 68
ICFA
Charitable IRIS Foundation
Moscow
http://www.garageccc.ru
[email protected]
Director Alexander Barskiy
CECA
St. Petersburg Community Foundation
for the Promotion of Culture and the Arts
Saint Peterburg
Main specialist on museum and exhibition
work Olga Savitskaya
+7 (812) 230 03 66
ICFA
The Moscow European Club, Non-profit organization
«Fund of cultural, educational and environmental
initiatives “Green Carnation”»
Organization “Society of Cultural Initiatives”
47, Myasnitskaya str., office 614
107084 Moscow
[email protected]
Director Alexander Ermakov
Vice director Vladimir Golovkov
[email protected]
+7 (843) 518 55 18
CAMOC
President Vladimir Semenov
+7 (495) 771 56 87
ICEE
2, Kremlevskaya str., box 743
420111 Kazan
New Collection
E
stablished in 2004 by Nadezhda and Andrey Agishev
Type of activity: support of cultural projects
Main projects or exhibitions:
The Foundation supports creative initiatives
aimed at preservation and promotion of the
art and at the same time implements its own
projects. The most important programme
is “Prochtenie”, which relates to the phenomenon of Perm wooden sculpture. As a
part of this programme, “Christ in Prison” (a
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masterpiece of Perm wooden sculpture from
Pashiya Church) was restored. An absolutely
new exclusive publication of “Perm Wooden
Sculpture” book by Nikolay Serebrennikov
was done together with “Khudozhnik i Kniga”
Publishing House. “Kudymkor, Locomotive of
the Future” project was presented in 2009 at
the Third Moscow Biennale of Contemporary
Art. That project won the first prize in “Curatorial Project” category at the “Innovation”
5th Annual All-Russian Awards in the Field of
Contemporary Visual Art. Ekaterina Degot
was the curator of the project. The project
was devoted to the personality and works of
Petr Subbotin-Permyak – a Komi-Permyak
artist and enlightener. Among the most significant exhibition projects of the Foundation
was the opening exhibition of the two artists –
Pavel Svedomsky and Aleksandr Svedomsky,
which had had great public reaction in Perm.
Another large project organized together with
“New Collection” Foundation was “Soviet
Idealism” (2006). Owing to the Foundation,
“Videnie” exhibition took place at PERMM
Museum of Contemporary Art in 2009. The
Foundation has its own art collection: mainly
these are works of contemporary Russian art
and works of Perm artists. Since 2010, «New
Collection» Foundation has been cooperating
with the Ural Office of National Center for
Contemporary Arts. The Foundation became
an equal partner in implementation of “Port
City” Alisa Prudnikova’s project. In March
2012 the Foundation helped to arrange “(Un)
conditioned Reality. New Art of Perm”, exhibition at Erarta museum of contemporary art
in Saint Petersburg as a part of “Russia in
Erarta” project, which is aimed at popularization of the works of contemporary Russian artists from different cities and regions of Russia
far from the metropolitan art stage
Foundation also supports theatre
Main partners: The Perm National Fine Arts
Gallery
ICOM Committee INTERCOM
Fund of cultural projects support “New Collection”
Perm, Gazeti “Zvezda”, str. 5, room 201
[email protected]
Director Nadezhda Agisheva
+7 (342) 212 00 44
N. [email protected]
Cultural organizations
Art Educational Center “Astrum”
1A, Pobedy sq.
121170 Moscow
http://www.astrum-club.ru
[email protected]
Deputy Director of Education and Cultural
Action Elena Melentieva
+7 (499) 148 56 10
CECA
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Organizations
Organizations
ICOFOM Sib & СAP
F
ounded in 2003 during the ICOFOM
Annual meeting in Barnaul. Non-governmental public regional organization in structure of ICOFOM / ICOM
Priority directions of scientific researches:
• Museology (history, theory, practice)
• History of museum business
• Cultural heritage
• Objects of a world heritage of UNESCO
• Museums and tourism
Last years’ main projects:
• ICOFOMSIB Symposium in Taiwan,
Shanghai/KNR
• ICOFOMSIB & CAP Annual International
Museology schools:
• 2008 – Novosibirsk
• 2009 – Barnaul
• 2010 – Ulan-Ude (Republic Buryatiya)
• 2011 – Barnaul – Talmenka – Vlasiha –
Chemal – Belokurikha (with students from
Germany, 18 persons)
• 2011 – Barnaul – Kemerovo – (with participation of experts from the Peoples Republic
of China, Hong Kong)
• 2012 – Munich / Germany
Main partners:
• National University of Arts / Taiwan
• School of Philosophy Munich
• Academy of the Nations / Munich
• Academy of Sciences of Mongolia
• Institute of History of the Siberian Branch
of the Russian Academy of Science
• The Buryat Center of science of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of
Science
• Museums of Siberia
ICOM Committees ICOFOM
Kemerovo Regional Art College
29, Shakhterov av.
650002 Kemerovo
[email protected]
Director Lyudmila Gubkina
+7 (3842) 64 07 75
ICFA
Moscow state institution “Experimental Social
Cultural Association. Museum of History
of Meshchansky district”
16, bldg. 1, Mira av.
129010 Moscow
http://www.gukesco.livejournal.com
[email protected]
Director Olga Ivanova-Golitsina
+7 (495) 608 92 16
ICOM-CC, DEMHIST
Museum and Exhibition Center ROSIZO
48, bldg. 1, Lyublinskaya str.
109387 Moscow
+7 (495) 350 02 95
[email protected]
General Director Alexander Lvov
Chief conservator Nataliya Sinitsyna
+7 (495) 350 12 58
ICOM-CC
Museology Committee of Siberia, the countries of Asia
and Pacific (ICOFOMSib&СAP)
Russia, Altai Region, Barnaul, Molodegnayast, 55,
of. 321
Moscow Artists Union
President Olga Truevtseva
+7 (385) 2 388 447
[email protected]
Research secretaries Vieregg Hildegard
+49 89 60 600 972
[email protected]
5, Starosadsky lane
101000 Moscow
http://artanum.ru/
+7 (495) 621 17 36
ICFA
Non-Profit-Making partnership
“The Russian Country Estate”
College of Music and Theatre Performances, no. 61
40B, Suzdalskaya str.
111672 Moscow
http://www.kmti.ru
+7 (495) 702 33 26
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Director Elena Tratsevskaya
Teacher of painting and drawing Vadim Gavrin
+7 (495) 703 25 61
CECA
6, Glinischevskiy lane, office 66
125009 Moscow
http://www.rususadba.ru
[email protected]
+7 (495) 650 94 84
DEMHIST
Picture Gallery of E. M. Lunin
36, Yubileynaya str.
Vologda region, Cherepovets
http://www.lunin-gallery.ru
+7 (8202) 23 48 05
+7 (8202) 55 42 06
Director Kulikova Olga
The State Lermontov Center – Museum-Estate
in Serednikovo
Solnechnogorsk district, Post Firsanovka, village Mtsyri
141421 Moscow region
http://www.serednikovo.ru
Director Mikhail Lermontov
[email protected]
+7 (925) 871 50 52
ICLM
Center for Art of Museum Exhibitions
7A, bldg. 11-H, Lit. A, Karavannaya str., office 28
191011 Saint Petersburg
+7 (921) 908 74 02
+7 (812) 571 52 25, +7 (812) 570 00 97
ICAMT
Union of Artists of Saint Petersburg
38, Bolshaya Morskaya str.
190000 Saint Petersburg
+7 (812) 314 77 21
ICAMT
Detsky Museum Center of Kronshtadt
57, Lenina av.
197760 Kronshtadt
Head Tatjana Arsenieva
[email protected]
CAMOC
General Director Vera Sterlina
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Organizations
Thanks for the support in making this booklet
ALVASPETSSTROY COMPANY, MUSEUM CREATION AND CONSULTING
Hydropower engineering
museum in Uglich
T
he Hydropower engineering museum
is located in the ancient town of Uglich,
surrounded by the Orthodox churches and
close to the Uglich Hydroelectric station. The
museum resides in a two-storey building, formerly occupied by the Volgostroy (company)
direction. After reconstruction works, the building was transformed into a modern industrial
museum. The exhibition area is 1500 square
meters and occupies 11 floors. The building
is also equipped with a cinema, a small conference-hall, a cozy café and a souvenir shop.
General director of “AlvaSpetsStroy” (author
of the concept and responsible for the realization) – Kira Alexandrovna Sokolova – answers
the questions.
When was the museum opened?
The official opening was held on the 21st of
June 2007. Valentina Tereshkova, the first
female cosmonaut and a Russian cosmonaut
Valery Tokarev were present As guests of
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honour at the opening ceremony. And a delegation of the participants of the 75th Annual
Meeting of the International Commission for of
Large Dams – hydro-engineers from Switzerland, France, Lesotho, Brazil, China, Belgium,
Canada, USA, Australia, Iran and other countries became the first visitors of the museum.
Who is the main targeted audience for the
museum?
The industrial museums are generally oriented
on the youth – as potential future workers
and specialists. It explains why the educational function of such museums tend to
become the key one. The museum organizes
physics, geography, economics, history and
ecology classes and prepares a professionalprofiled activity for teenagers “I’d like to be a
hydro-engineer… Let them teach me!” Statistically, the most popular class for the 1–4
graders is “The properties and the importance of water” where kids answer the questions walking down an excursion route. They
are also encouraged to carry out experiments
on the play models. This way the museum
becomes a scientific laboratory where one
can check out his knowledge and show his
talents.
Is the Hydropower engineering museum in
Uglich one of a kind?
There is a whole series of museums on Russian hydroelectric stations. The works of
the elaboration of a corporative expositions
network begun in 2004. All the museums
included in this network share the same
idea of the museum content and design, but
all of them have their unique character and
appearance. Museums on the hydroelectric stations are conceived as the open air
museums. In addition to the traditional exposition in museum’s buildings, they also imagine
the exposition spaces on the station. Every
project has planned an excursion route with
multiple viewing platforms. Today, there are
12 such expositions – on the Volga, Kama,
Sulak, Zeya, Yenisei and Kuban rivers. In
parallel with preparing the exposition on
the hydroelectric stations, a virtual museum
is being created. It contains detailed 3D
(3-demensional) interactive models of every
already existing museum, founded in the
framework of the program. This way, a visitor
of a Volga hydroelectric station can get familiar
with the expositions in the Far East or in the
Caucasus.
Is the museification of the industrial heritage
a part of the project?
The main theme of the exposition is the history of the industrial technics and science.
The original equipment, put in operation in
the 40-s of the 20th century was dismantled
for the technical re-equipement and was included into the exhibition. The diameter of a
turbine wheel is equal 9 meter.
What is the difference between the corporate
museums and their mission in Russia compared to the foreign museums?
Overall, their missions and goals are comparable, but in Russia a particular accent is put
on educated future specialists. It is fascinating how one can guess what are the leading
industries in the country just by looking the
themes of its corporate museums. In Russia, for example, there is a large number of
museums on the energetics and oil and gas
industry.
How are the museum funds collected? Is it
done by the museum professionals?
A huge work of elaborating and collecting the
museum funds was done. An office of the first
hydroelectric station was renovated and put
into the central house. A whole exposition has
been created about the history of the hydrotechnical installation construction – without
omitting the question of forced labour of the
prisoners and the migrations of the populations
from the flooded territories. Those subjects are
being massively used as arguments against
constructing new hydroelectric stations. The
museum possesses a unique collection of
documents – original testimonies of the aforementioned facts and events so that the visitor is
invited to elaborate his own opinion on the true
story of the hydroelectric stations construction.
What is the significance of multimedia in conceiving such exposition?
Namely the modern technological equipment helps to establish an effective dialogue
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with the young visitors as it presents itself as
communication on the level they are most
used to, the way that is the most natural and
understandable for them. The Uglich museum
is planning a major rearrangement of its
exposition to introduce the newest technologies in the closest future. The existing exhibition will be enriched with game-like virtual elements using the technology of virtual
reality. A new exposition will be created which
will allow the visitors to go on a virtual tour inside the hydroelectric generator of the Uglich
hydroelectric station.
How do you imagine your museum in the profiled exhibitions and festivals? How do intend
to share your experiences?
Every year the museum participates in the international event “Museum Night” and in 2012
a new exposition “Renewable energy” will be
opened for the International Museum Day.
In 2011 the Uglich museum was of the five
finalists on the Sienkiewicz National tourism
Award for the Best regional museum. In 2012
the museum representatives participated in
the “Educational programs for schoolkids”
workshops in the Copernicus Center in Warsaw, Poland (a contest organized by the
Dmitry Zimin “Dynasty” foundation). The
museum is also an active participant in the
municipal and regional events and festivals.
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“AlvaSpetsStroy” Company
19, Smolachkova str.
194044, St. Petersburg
+7 (812) 313 61 61
Creation of the museum and exposition exhibitions, information centers, design of the
corporate museums and centers for the communication with publics. Among clients: State
company “Rosatom”, company “RusHydro”,
JSC “Power machines”- “LMZ”, JSC “Admiralty shipyard”, JSC “Russian railways”, JSC
“TGK-1”, company “Lukoil” and other major
enterprises from multiple industrial sections.
The company has possesses own human
resources and production capacities. These
conditions allow it to perform a full volume of
work – starting from the project elaboration to
its realization. “AlvaStetsStroy” also develops
a charitable activity which has been noticed
and distinguished with numerous awards and
diplomas, including a Gold Honorary Mark
“Public recognition”. Since 2009 – permanent partner of ICOM Russia
152615, Yaroslavl region, Uglich, Spasskaya str., 33
+7 (48532) 2 40 66
www.hydromuseum.ru
Organizations
Architectural and design bureaus
Architectural Studio of V. A. Gavrilov F
ounded in 1991
Type of activity: comprehensive architectural,
design and planning services
Main research fields: museum design
Last years’ main projects:
• Participation in the All-Russia museum
Festival “Intermuseum”, 2006, 2010
• Participation in the Internationa museum
Festival “Intermuseum”, 2011
• Participation in 13th International festival
“Days of architecture”, Krasnodar, 2009
• Participation in Architectural reviewcompetition “ARCHITEKTON”, 2009–2011
• Participation in the International festival
“ZODCHESTVO-2011”
• Project of reconstruction and enlarging
of the Museum of World Ocean building,
Kaliningrad. Completed in 2003
• Project of a new building for Khakass
National Museum of Local History named
after L. R. Kyzlasov
Main partners: • Museum of the World ocean
• Museum – the ethnographic complex
“Dagestanskii aul” (Dagestan village)
• Krasnodar regional Art museum of a name
of F. A. Kovalenko
• Khakass National Museum of Local History named after L. R. Kyzlasov
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Federal State Budgetary Institution
191069, Saint Petersburg, Sadovaya Str., 18
[email protected]
www.nlr.ru
Director Anton V. Likhomanov
+7 (812) 310 28 56
[email protected]
International contacts Elena B. Bokhonskaya
+7 (812) 310 98 50
[email protected]
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«Museum – Design» Studio
Creative Architectural Workshop B. Beider
Saint Petersburg
T
Head Boris Beider
[email protected]
+7 (812) 314 89 39
ICAMT
ype of activity: art design and realization
of exhibitions and museum projects
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MUSEUM PARTNERS
“Museum – Design” Studio
Moscow, Matrosa Zhelezniaka blv., 10-2
+7 (495) 450 15 89
[email protected]
Director Alexander Konov
[email protected]
International contacts Svetlana Zinovyeva
[email protected]
Saint Petersburg Institute of Architecture
C
onceptual sector designing/projecting
of museums and museum expositionson
the basis of recent archievements.Since 1988
museum complex in Ukha city, Museum of
Contemporary Arts and storagesfor the SRM
ICOM Committee ICAMT
Display design for the State Russian Museum
(SRM), Popov museum of Communication in
St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg Museum of the
History of religion, Museum of Glass in the
complex of Elagin palace
Projectof a museum of the World Oceanin
Kaliningrad and its exhibitions, Historical and
190103, Saint Petersburg,
12 – Krasnoarmeiskaya str., 16
+7 (812) 713 09 71
www.gia.spb.ru
[email protected]
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Limited liability corporation “INTMEDIA.RU”
12A, Petovsko-Razumovskaya alley
127083 Moscow
http://www.elar.ru/
3, Kholodilny lane
115191 Moscow
http://www.intmedia.ru
General Director Evgeny Kovalenko
Chief of the Museum Department
Liudmila Morozkina
[email protected]
+7 (495) 792 31 31
CIDOC
Deputy Director Tatiana Fialkova
[email protected]
+7 (495) 221 26 45
AVICOM
KAMIS
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ince 2003
Elaboration and implementation of an integrated automatic system of museum information (KAMIS). The KAMIS system provides a
complex solution for main museum concerns
according to the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation requirements: account and
custody, restoration, cataloguing, preparation of exhibitions, development of databases
for the visitors.
Renovation of the Museum complex of SRM
(Mikhalovskiy garden – Mikhalovskiy castle)
Organization with limited liability “The Saint Petersburg
Institute of Architecture” (SPb IA)
Electronic Archive Corporation
Director Oleg Romanov
+7 (812) 713 00 64
[email protected]
Executive secretary Elena Zaitzeva
[email protected]
International contactsIlinUuriyLvovitch
[email protected]
Projects
• Automatic photo-depository for Russian
Academy of Science department “Anthropology and Ethnography museum named
after Peter the Great (Kunstkamera) with
an on-line catalogue. Unique on-line
catalogue including digitized image fund
of MAE RAN: photo-prints, glass plates,
negative and positive films, postcards and
sketches
• Electronic exposition of the Museum of
Nature and Man in the Khanty-Mansiysk
city. Electronic exposition integrated with
the real exposition and with the KAMIS
museum system
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• Iintegrated web portal of the museums
in the Khanty-Mansi autonomous district.
The whole 32 museums of the region was
equipped with KAMIS in 2011. It allows accessing data from the 32 museums of the
district and presenting it on its museum
web portal.
• Individual electronic communicator for
Moscow Kremlin Museum – guides that
allow the visitor to access all the information about the exhibits directly from the
database
• Gallery of image of the Moscow Kremlin –
on-line gallery contains digital images of the
items of the Moscow Kremlin (1700). Visitor
may use a search engine that permits to
use various criteria to find an object, to get
detailed information about it and the image
and buy the digital image. System calculates the price depending on the license,
edition and purpose of use. The buyer can
also follow the current state of his order.
• The Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous district.
All the 16 museums are engaged in the
process of informatization
• Perm region. 41 museums of the region
was equipped with the KAMIS
Firm OKTO
Moscow
Director Elena Koshcheeva
+7 (812) 274 05 15
CIDOC
Director Boris Belousov
+7 (495) 744 36 91
+7 (495) 403 08 59
ICMS
Media ArtLab Information and Research Center
12A, Nikitsky boulevard
119019 Moscow
http://www.mediaartlab.ru
Director Olga Shishko
[email protected]
+7 (495) 607 66 29
AVICOM
Limited liability company “Electronic Museum”
(“ELMUZ”)
9G, Alexander Nevsky str., office 24N-28
191167 Saint Petersburg
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Joint stock company “KAMIS” (J.S.Co. “KAMIS”)
Saint Petersburg, A. Nevski str., 9, bld. G, room 358
+7 (812) 274 35 22
www.kamis.ru
[email protected]
Director Uriy Loshak
[email protected]
International contacts Vitalina Kovaleva
[email protected]
Limited liability corporation “Khepri”
30, Dvortsovaya emb., office 61
190000 Saint Petersburg
http://www.khepri.ru
[email protected]
Managing Director Kalabush Vitaly
+7 (812) 710 90 12
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