Sophia Kishkovsky
Siberian museum memorialises the Romanovs in house where they were imprisoned
Museum of the Family of Emperor Nicholas II in Tobolsk is Russia's first devoted to 'royal martyrs'
Russian government urges museums to give discounts to World Cup visitors
Football fans get free entry at Tretyakov, but no special treatment at Hermitage
Match of the day: football vs art
The two may seem unlikely bedfellows, but plenty of artists are football fans—and they are making their allegiances known during this summer’s World Cup
Solaris-inspired show in Florence sheds light on 'Soviet Renaissance'
Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli hosts exhibition of Russian nonconformist artists in first foreign venture by Moscow’s AZ Museum
Famous Russian painting of Ivan the Terrible vandalised in Moscow
Man who confessed to being drunk on vodka tore painting in three places on Friday evening
Russian billionaire’s Peri Foundation will keep paying for culture after arrest
It is business as usual, says the organisation’s director, as its founder, Ziyavudin Magomedov, remains in custody awaiting trial on racketeering charges
Caucasus government plans to beef up heritage laws to protect Medieval towers
The Russian republic of Ingushetia is hoping that improved conservation will lead to Unesco status
Russian minister issues Venice Architecture Biennale warning
Country's pavilion may be targeted as relations with the West deteriorate, Vladimir Aristarkhov says
Moscow museum opens archives of Stalin's Gulag labour camps
New research centre helps descendants discover fate of their family members
Pushkin director turns her office into a surreal art installation
The lower level resembles Hogwarts, upstairs is a blindingly white “meditative space”
Palmyra, ancient city or deadly missile? In Russian vote, it was almost both
In an online competition devoid of irony, the archaeological site threatened by destruction was a strong contender for the name of Putin’s new weapon
Russian art world reacts to Putin's landslide win in presidential election
Fourth term comes amid escalating tension between Russia and UK, resulting in expulsion of British Council from the country
New Russian law recognises contemporary art at last
Ultra-rich collectors who run their own museums will benefit from the change
Regulating Russian ivory trade is a mammoth task
Melting of the permafrost in Yakutia has led to a boom in fossil tusk gathering, causing problems for government and conservationists
Tretyakov and Rem Koolhaas have designs on Moscow's vast Soviet exhibition space
The Central House of Artists is set to be the largest exhibition venue in Russia
Artist burns Gothic structure made of twigs causing controversy in Russia
Nikolay Polissky's act took place at Nikola-Lenivets event, which is likened to the US Burning Man festival
Urgent action needed to save Russia’s wooden architecture
Grassroots activists are leading a campaign to preserve the country’s unique, but sadly neglected, built heritage
US 'Kremlin report' targets Russian billionaire art collectors
Roman Abramovich, Alisher Usmanov and culture minister Vladimir Medinsky among those now on warning from US
‘Putin is forever’—artists respond to the Russian president’s decision to seek a fourth term
The range of reactions reflects the ideological splits in country's arts and culture sector
Hermitage gets Caravaggio’s Lute Player back on song
First-ever major restoration for the artist’s only work in a Russian museum
Cultural figures profess support for Vladimir Putin at registration rally
Presidency bid backed by group of Moscow museum heavyweights
Fashion display at Hermitage storage facility paves the way for textiles study centre
Peter the Great’s tailored justaucorps, Catherine the Great's gown and more on display in St Petersburg
Jock Sturges’s nudes incite strong feelings in Moscow, again
Activist targets American photographer’s latest show for second time amid claims of promoting paedophilia
The Hermitage's big Russian Revolution show that nearly didn't happen
Museum in tsars' Winter Palace, symbol of Bolshevik takeover, only decided how to mark 1917 centenary in February
Putin backed culture forum in St Petersburg sparks debate over artistic freedoms in Russia
The liberal intelligentsia say the culture sphere is under attack, while officials argue that it is flourishing
Soviet renaissance man El Lissitzky gets major double-show in Moscow
Exhibition of 400 works opens at State Tretyakov Museum and Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center
Mogul and Russian culture ministry vie with museum for prized icon
Curators call on St Petersburg prosecutor to investigate "criminal expropriation" of the artefact
Performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky sets fire to a bank in Paris
Russian artist famous for nailing scrotum to Moscow’s Red Square invokes the “great French Revolution”
The Russian Revolution and village life
International artists consider the impact of the Revolution on rural communities in country’s longest-running biennial
Big names bring Moscow biennial back from the brink
Björk and Olafur Eliasson headline event that nearly didn’t happen