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Immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance of the Russian Museum Collection in Málaga, housed within a historic tobacco factory. Explore the extensive art displays within this architectural gem constructed in the regionalist style of the 1920s. The venue features a small auditorium, three screening halls, a digital resources space, and a cozy reading room filled with reference books.
Discover a variety of long-term and rotating exhibitions that delve into the evolution of Russian art and its intersection with European culture.
Experience the Utopia Collection and Avant-garde: Russian art in the Costakis Collection during 2024 and part of 2025. This extraordinary collection reflects George Costakis' visionary spirit, showcasing artists who pushed artistic boundaries and integrated art into daily life.
Delve into the avant-garde movement in Russia, where artists like Kazimir Malevich and Liubov Popova revolutionized traditional art forms. Witness a unique perspective into the imaginative world of Russian avant-garde art.
Don't miss the temporary exhibitions that complement this exceptional collection, including the remarkable pieces from José María Castañé, a prominent art collector with an unparalleled collection of Russian paintings in Spain.
Explore additional temporary collections like BORIS GRAYS: THINKING IN LOOP and BORIS GRAYS: CROSSED LOOKS for a comprehensive art experience.
Enhance your visit beyond the art displays with the museum's diverse offerings. From a small auditorium and meeting rooms to children's workshops and a Virtual Museum headquarters linked to global locations, there's a wealth of cultural events to enjoy. Dive into a monthly lineup of conferences, films, literary readings, classical music performances, and folklore events.
Visitors eligible for free entrance include officially unemployed individuals, those under 18, Euro Youth Card holders, accredited disabled persons, Art History and Fine Arts university professors and students, museum staff, ICOM members, officially accredited tour guides, and everyone on Sundays from 4 PM until closing.
The ticket counter closes half an hour before the museum's closing time. Visitors will be asked to leave the exhibitions five minutes before closing.
Currently, audio guides are unavailable. Once reintroduced, they will feature Russian commentary.
From May 11 to July 4, complimentary tickets are available at the reception for viewing specific artworks while the main collection undergoes renewal.
Malaga, Spain
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