Future Exhibitions

The Art of Russian Etching: Second Half of the Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century

Залы постоянной экспозиции русской культуры первой половины XVIII века

This exhibition is dedicated to the art of Russian etching in the second half of the nineteenth – early twentieth century, when this type of printmaking reached the peak of its popularity.

Hans Op de Beeck. The Horseman. Part of the Sculpture in the Courtyard Project

Winter Palace courtyard

The State Hermitage Museum presents a work by the celebrated Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck as part of the annual Sculpture in the Courtyard project.

Orthodox Church Vestments of the Seventeenth to Early Twentieth Centuries in the Hermitage Collection

The Main Museum Complex. The Small Church of the Winter Palace

Church vestments make a separate and distinct group of items in the State Hermitage Museum’s collections. Just like many other cultural traditions of the Russian Orthodox Church, they hearken back to

On Opposite Sides of the Front Line

The Main Museum Complex. The Moorish Dining-Room, the Rotunda

The exhibition’s title invokes its key idea, which is a narrative of the deadly opposition that unfolded in the wartime Leningrad, told through books, drawings and records published by Soviet and Germ

Alexander Nevsky, Prince and Saint: Imagery and Symbolism

The Main Museum Complex. The Concert Hall

This exhibition marks the 800th birth anniversary of Alexander Yaroslavich, Prince of Novgorod and Pskov, Grand Prince of Vladimir, hero of the Battle of the Neva and the Battle on the Ice, a talented

Classical Myth in the Art of Bertel Thorvaldsen. Drawings and Sculptures from the Collections of Thorvaldsens Museum, Copenhagen, and the Hermitage

The Main Museum Complex. The Picket Hall

The year 2020 marks the 250th birth anniversary of Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770–1844), an outstanding Danish sculptor and one of the leading Neoclassical masters.

The Age of Masks: The Present through the Past

The Manege of the Small Hermitage

This exhibition is dedicated to the works of African art which are conventionally known as masks.

Exhibition of Italian Avant-garde Artist Alberto Burri

The General Staff Building. The White Hall

Alberto Burri (1915–1995) was an Italian artist who created paintings using unconventional media such as sackcloth, polyethylene, plastic, metal and plywood.

Surrealism and the Book. From the Collection of Mark Bashmakov

The Main Museum Complex. The Twelve-Column Hall

This exhibition is envisaged as the finale and summing up of the exhibition programme paying homage to the books of Surrealist artists.

Willem van Henk (1927–2005)

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

This is Russia’s first monographic exhibition of one of the world’s most prominent figures of outsider art.

The Mummy Changes its Name

Первый этаж Зимнего дворца, зал № 86

Sculpture in Fifteenth-century Florence

The Main Museum Complex. The Picket Hall

This exhibition harks back to one of the most notable periods in the history of global sculpture – the fifteenth century in Italy, in particular Florence.

Glasstress

The General Staff Building

This exhibition showcases works by the world’s leading contemporary artists, given new life in glass by Murano glassmakers. Among them are sixty names that are already well known to the Russian audien

Sergey Shchukin: From Impressionism to the Avant-garde

The Manege of the Small Hermitage

This exhibition makes part of a large-scale project paying tribute to the celebrated Russian art collectors, Sergey Shchukin and Morozov Brothers.