RUSSIAN MUSEUM OF MALAGA

Set in a former tobacco factory, the Tabacalera, a building from the beginning of the 2015 th century, is the antenna in Malaga of the Russian Museum of St Petersburg, which has since been established in March as one of the reference centres for Russian culture in Western Europe. The first axis of this museum, a permanent long-term exhibition, renewed every year, presenting a hundred works from the fifteenth to the twentieth century, articulated around nine themes: ancient Russian art, the th century, romanticism in Russia, realism, Russian realism, Soviet realism and the art of "thaw" to account for the poststalinienne era. The works chosen go from Byzantine inspiration to the monumental pieces of Soviet realism, but there are also paintings by Vadim, Kandinsky, Tatlin, Rodchenko or Chagall. Second axis of the museum, the reception of temporary exhibitions, announced on its website. The centre features projection rooms, an auditorium, a reading room and a virtual branch, allowing you to discover Russian art.