Seurat. Master of pointillism

The Kreller-Muller Museum for the first time presented the works of Georges Seurat (1859-1891) from its own collection. There is the largest (five canvases) collection of works by an artist who lived a very short life, thirty-one years. In total, Sera created fifty paintings and 24 drawings. Forty of them are collected at the exhibition, including the most recent – “Circus” from the Orsay Museum. The project presents Seurat for the first time in the context of French symbolism, bringing together the works of his contemporaries in the exhibition.

May 23 – September 7, 2014
Kreller-Muller Museum, (Otterlo, Netherlands)

22 March 2023 — 04 June 2023

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Tatiana Mavrina. From sea to sea

From March 22 to June 4, In artibus Foundation presents an exhibition of graphic art by Tatiana Mavrina titled "From Sea to Sea". The exhibition features over 150 works of the artist from ten Moscow collections.

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16 November 2022 — 12 March 2023

India. Reflections

In artibus Foundation presents an exhibition of Indian contemporary art and fabrics from the collection of collectors Ekaterina and Andrey Terebenin.

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15 September 2022 — 30 October 2022

Weisberg’s Drawings

The first exhibition of the season at the In artibus foundation is dedicated to Vladimir Weisberg's graphics. This is the third exhibition of the artist in the space of the foundation. The other two, in 2014 and in 2018, represented mainly the master's paintings and were held jointly with state museums (the Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum, the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and a number of regional ones). This time, the exhibition includes forty drawings by Weisberg from different years – from the 1960s to the 1980s, as well as several classic watercolors by the master from the collection of the Moscow collector Inna Bazhenova.

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28 June 2022 — 31 July 2022

Summer Exhibition

"Summer Exhibition" is a new exposition of the In artibus Foundation, presenting more than sixty paintings and graphic works from private collections, united by one versatile theme of summer.

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