Exhibition Archive

Artificial Intelligence and Intercultural Dialogue

the General Staff Building

On June 7 2019 the exhibition “Artificial Intelligence and Intercultural Dialogue” dedicated to the creative capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be open at the General Staff Building.

Gods, Men, Heroes From the Naples National Archaeological Museum and the Archaeological Park of Pompeii

From 19 April 2019, the exhibition “‘Gods, Men, Heroes’. From the Museo Nazionale Archeologico, Naples and the Parco Archeologico di Pompei” will be open in the Manege of the Small Hermitage. It is de

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Paolo Uccello. St George and the Dragon. From the Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris

On 14 April 2019, the State Hermitage opened the latest exhibition in the “Masterpieces from the World’s Museums in the Hermitage” series – “Paolo Uccello. St George and the Dragon. From the Musée Jac

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Roberto Matta and the Fourth Dimension

White Hall of the General Staff Building

The State Hermitage Museum is delighted tio present «Roberto Matta and the Fourth Dimension» which will take place in the White Hall of the General Staff Building in St. Petersburg from April 10 to Ju

Pieter Brueghel the Younger. The Preaching of St John the Baptist. Conservation Completed

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‘Without separating painting and poetry.’ Books Illustrated by André Masson from the Collection of Mark Bashmakov

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Jacob Jordaens (1593–1678). Paintings and Drawings from Russian Collections

From 2 March 2019, the Nicholas Hall in the Winter Palace is the setting for the exhibition “Jacob Jordaens (1593–1678). Paintings and Drawings from Russian Collections” that has been organized by the

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Flora by Francesco Melzi. Conservation Completed

The Apollo Hall

From 17 February 2019, following the completion of restoration work, the painting of Flora by Francesco Melzi (1493–1570) will be on display in the Apollo Hall of the Winter Palace.

Who Invented the Hermitage Logo? On the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Askold Kuzminsky

From 17 February 2019, the exhibition “Who Invented the Hermitage Logo? On the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Askold Kuzminsky” is being held in the Foyer of the Hermitage Theatre.

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Abstract Art in Italy. Umberto Mariani

The General Staff Building, Transformer Hall (with red and green walls)

Umberto Mariani (b. 1936), a remarkable post-war exponent of Italian abstract art, is renowned for his complex draperies on unevenly shaped canvases.

Candida Höfer

General Staff

Rudolph Wilde (1868–1938). Porcelain, Glass, Graphics

The exhibition is devoted to the work of the artist Rudolph Wilde, to whose designs pieces were made at the Imperial Porcelain Factory and the Imperial Glassworks (after 1917 the State Porcelain Facto

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Pablo Picasso: A Painter Amidst Poets. Books from the Collection of Mark Bashmakov

The General Staff Building

On 21 December 2018, the exhibition “Pablo Picasso: A Painter Amidst Poets. Books from the Collection of Mark Bashmakov” opens in the General Staff building of the State Hermitage, presenting some 30

Futuruins: The Future of Ruins and Ruins of the Future

Palazzo Fortuny, Venice, Italy

In the run-up to Christmas, the exhibition Futuruins is opening in Venice’s Palazzo Fortuny. Ruins have always existed: it is impossible to establish the historical moment when there were no ruins yet