The museum Collection team congratulates all partners, friends and colleagues from Russian and foreign museums on the International Day of Culture*. Our best wishes to all representatives of creative professions whose activities are aimed at protecting and enhancing the achievements of culture, art and science. Inspiration, creative achievements and victories, happiness and prosperity!

Museum Collection actively cooperates with a variety of cultural institutions. We present to your attention a retrospective of exhibitions and events at external venues, in which items from the museum Collection repository took part.

October 2020: items from the museum Collection took part in the exhibition “Carl Faberge and Feodor Rückert. Masterpieces of Russian Enamel” that hosted the Moscow Kremlin Museums. Forty-five unique works created in the workshops of C. Fabergé,  F. Rückert, P. Ovchinnikov, E. Cheryatov, M. Adler, A. Lyubavin, O. Kurlyukov, A. Kuzmichev, I. Khlebnikov, G. Klingert and F. Lorie were provided by museum Collection.

June 2018: The exhibition "Sculptor Paolo Trubetskoy" was held in the Engineering Building of the Tretyakov Gallery. Most of the works presented at this exhibition were exhibited for the first time. They were created by the sculptor in Europe and America and were previously unknown in Russia. Most of these items were provided by museum Collection.

November 2016: The State Russian Museum hosted an exhibition dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Paolo Troubetzkoy, at which items from the museum Collection exposition were presented as well.

December 2017: works of Artemy Aubert from the museum Collection exposition were exhibited in the State Russian Museum at the exhibition "Artemy Aubert. 1843-1917. To the 100th anniversary of death”.

A long-standing friendship links museum ollection and the All-Russian Decorative Art Museum.

Since January 2015, a tradition has developed to hold thematic Christmas-eve exhibitions on the regular basis, in which items from the museum Collection repository take part - mechanical dolls, musical and amusing automata, barrel organs, organettas, gramophones and musical devices of the 19th-20th centuries.

January 2015: "The magic of dolls"
February 2016: "The New Year Wonders"
December 2018: "The New Year Fuss"
December 2019: "The Magic of dolls"

In July 2020: in honor of the 150th anniversary of the legendary wine house, the exhibition "Abrau-Durso - 150 years on the bright side of history" was opened at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Art. The exhibition featured several art objects of table decoration and serving pieces from the museum Collection repository.

October 2017: a phonograph and a gramophone from museum Collection took part in the exhibition “"Freedom for All? The History of One Nation in the Years of Revolution" at the Museum of Jewish History in Russia and Center of Tolerance.

March 2016: a phonograph from the museum Collection repository was exhibited in "One-storeyed America: based on real life", a joint project of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art and the Mikhail Bulgakov Museum, dedicated to the trip of writers Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov to America in 1935-1936.

October 2018: in the Central House of Artists (CHA), within the framework of the 44th Russian Antiquarian Display, the exhibition “Eugene Lanceray (1848-1886). Commemorating the 170th birth anniversary”, which presented 16 items from the museum Collection repository. The Cabinet Gallery together with museum Collection and the International Confederation of Antiques & Art Dealers (ICAAD) organized the exhibition.

*April 15 is the International Day of Culture. The holiday was established in honor of international treaty "On the protection of artistic and scientific institutions and historical monuments” adoption on April 15, 1935. The Treaty played an important role in the further formation of international legal norms and public activities in the field of cultural heritage protection. The initiative to mark the date of signing the pact as the International Day of Culture was made in 1998 by the International League for the Culture protection, established two years earlier by the International Center of the Roerich.