RUSSIAN
ART
WEEK

Painting — from classical portrait and landscape to bold avant-garde experiments, from abstraction that conveys emotions through color and form to conceptual canvases where every image becomes a statement. At Russian Art Week, both impeccable academic mastery and an innovative approach to canvas and brush are valued.

Graphic Art — the art of line, stroke, and spot, where expressiveness is born in the contrast of light and shadow. In this category, you can submit a drawing, a watercolor improvisation, velvety pastel, printmaking (etching, linocut, lithography), or an illustration that brings the literary world to life through a unique authorial interpretation.

Sculpture — volume and plasticity, frozen movement and the breath of form. Sculpture in the round, relief, small-scale sculpture, new materials and bold constructive solutions — here any work becomes a dialogue with space, and authorship manifests in every facet, every line born by the master's hand.

Monumental Art — scale addressed to the city and to the individual. Wall panels, mosaics, frescoes, stained glass, sgraffito, and street art — these disciplines work with architectural context, transforming space, creating emotional resonance, and entering into dialogue with the history of the place and its inhabitants.

Art Textile — the art where thread becomes language and fabric becomes a canvas for endless stories. Batik, tapestry, embroidery, quilting, lace, and artistic weaving — here every stitch and every knot carry the memory of culture and the breath of modernity. Textile speaks to us through texture, color, and the rhythm of pattern, turning everyday materials into unique works of art.

Decorative and Applied Art — a space where tradition intertwines with the artist's individual style. Ceramics and glass, wood and metal, tapestry, art dolls, and folk crafts — in every work lives the soul of the material and the craftsmanship of hands, turning a utilitarian object into a work of art.