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Cosmoscow 2022

Lumiere Gallery will present the works of three American photographers at the Cosmoscow 2022 International art fair

02.09.2022

ART MOSCOW 2022

The Lumiere Gallery will take part in the annual art fair ART MOSCOW 2022 from April 13 to 17. The Gallery will present a variety of genres of photography — from classics of Soviet photography to bright examples of foreign fashion photography.

31.03.2022

REDISCOVERING POST-WAR SOVIET PHOTOGRAPHY

A new publishing initiative by Moscow’s Lumiere Gallery on post-war photography is aimed at both Russian and English-speaking readers, focusing on the Thaw and everything that happened after it.

11.01.2022

Melvin Sokolsky’s High Flight

Lumiere Gallery opens the first exhibition of fashion photographer Melvin Sokolsky in Russia

14.10.2021

The Eye of Photography: Melvin Sokolsky’s High Flight in Lumiere Gallery

Lumiere Gallery in Moscou opens the first exhibition of fashion photographer Melvin Sokolsky in Russia.

18.08.2021

Cosmoscow 2021

Lumiere Gallery will present five contemporary photographers from different countries at Cosmoscow 2021

03.08.2021

Laurent Chehere. The Sky Over Paris

The Lumiere Gallery will open an exhibition by the French photographer Laurent Chehere. The exhibition will feature large format works from his famous series Flying Houses, including his first published work and a new photograph for 2021, which he created especially for the opening of the exhibition in Moscow.

05.03.2021

The Eye of Photography: The Lumiere Gallery will open a new venue in March 2021

The Lumière Gallery in Moscow will be opening a new venue in its building on Bolshaya Polyanka. The Gallery’s new space will house 2 exhibition halls, the educational Lumiere Club and a bookstore with the world’s best photography books on the ground floor. The new venue for the Gallery, which is in a three-storey 19th century mansion, was designed by the architect Evgeny Asse and his architectural firm.

24.02.2021

Rob Woodcox. Nature conectedness

In his own photographs, Woodcox creates surreal compositions from human figures, organically fitting them into the surrounding landscapes.

30.10.2020

Moscow of Naum Granovskiy

Jubilee exhibition of the chief architectural photographer of the capital Naum Granovskiy for the 110th anniversary of the author with the support of the Still Art Foundation.

04.09.2020

Gazeta Kultura: “I don’t think that museums need to open at any cost”

About the future of private museums, the perception of Soviet authors abroad and why a photograph must be watched “live” before buying.

22.06.2020

Gazeta.RU: “Morally not ready”: how museums will come out of quarantine

Here's how Moscow museums survived the pandemic and how they will work after the restrictions are lifted.

13.06.2020

Forbes: Battle for the Viewer and Art. How the economy of a private museum in Moscow works

The Center for Photography celebrates its 10th anniversary. How to collect a museum collection and at the same time be an art dealer, how much does a photography exhibition cost, said the founder of the Center.

13.05.2020

Culture: Private museums in quarantine

The self-isolation regime introduced in Moscow on March 29 has resulted in large financial losses for museums and galleries. Private institutions, which exist on their own income or on the money of the owners, have especially suffered.

06.05.2020

Forbes: “It won’t be like it used to be”: three women at the head of companies on how to survive this crisis

The first ever Forbes Woman Club to discuss online with our heroines the problems that their business is facing due to the pandemic.

29.04.2020

Gazeta.Ru: What awaits galleries after coronavirus

“The main psychological problem is that it is difficult to accept the fact that the Center has been closed for 10 years without any holidays,” said Natalia Grigorieva-Litvinskaya, chief curator of the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography.

14.04.2020

Forbes: How the art business will survive: the plan of the founder of the Lumiere

While the owners of real estate on "Red October", the "Guta" group decides what to do with the rent for a private museum, which is closed for quarantine, the curator and founder of the gallery has developed an action plan.

06.04.2020

Forbes: “We prepare an online product from morning to night.” Leaders of the main Moscow museums on who will survive the quarantine and who will not

Forbes Life spoke to directors and owners of the largest public and private museums in Moscow about how they are coping with the crisis associated with the novel coronavirus pandemic.

28.03.2020