The exhibition features over 450 works created from the 18th century to the present day.
The exhibition's theme explores the presence of dogs in Russian life and art. It explores the historical process in all its manifestations: from the history of the state to the history of everyday life. Viewers, drawn to the image of dogs, discover much, first and foremost, about themselves. Dogs are not only the subject of the image; they are also an actor in the artistic process. Therefore, the exhibition presents a wide variety of genre, artistic style, historical, cultural, and other subjects, including adventure.
The exhibition features works by DiDi Gallery artists Sasha Braulov (b. 1987), Danil Dege (b. 1992), Artem Maksimov (b. 1990), Vadim Ovchinnikov (1951–1996), Vladimir Ovchinnikov (1941–2015), Konstantin Reshetnikov (b. 1985), and Antonina Fatkhullina (b. 1982).
May 17 – November 10, 2025
Marble Palace, The State Russian Museum
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