Virtual Exhibitions

The "Virtual Galleries" shown on this page present the works of established artists in RACC's exclusive digital medium.

Mark Khidekel

Nikolai Pavlovich Akimov

Leonid Lerman

Richard Vasmi

Isaac Aden

Anatoly Kaplan

Victor Nikolaevich Perelman

Leonid Lubianitsky

Lazar Markovich Khidekel – the Rediscovered Suprematist - 2

Maria Gorokhova

Konstantin Rudakov

Matwei Basov

Stephan Soreff and Athos Zacharias

Peggy Jarrell Kaplan

Alex Trachishin

Robert Lotosh

Julia Bedriy, Assimilation Paradox

"Exiled from Truth and Iconography"

Julia Bedriy

Past and Present 2007

Elizaveta Sergeevna Kruglikova

Georgy Ivanovich Narbut

Floating Worlds and Future Cities

Max Penson

Victor Shklyaev

Boris Efimov

Vladimir Andreevich Favorsky

Homage to Diaghilev's Enduring Legacy

Tatyana Pogorelskaya

Valera and Natasha Cherkashin

Yuri Shalamov

Alexander Gluskin

John Digby and Mark Khidekel, "Skyline Remembered, Skyline Sought"

Rediscovered Gems

Soviet Lives of Uncle Tom and Wayland Rudd Collection

Karen Gunderson

In Uniform

John Digby

When Margaret Met Moholy-Nagy

Embodying the Holy

New York In Your Face

Lazar Khidekel - Rediscovered Suprematist

Alexander Nikolsky

Samuel Tannenbaum

Lazar Khidekel - Symposium and Reception for Surviving Suprematism

Russian Childrens Day Art Festival

Evgeny Mikhnov-Voitenko

Roberta Fineberg

Vladimir Ovchinnikov

Julia Nitsberg

Yona Verwer

Horst Tappe, Nabokov in Montreaux

"It’s the Real Thing" Soviet and Post-Soviet Sots Art and American Pop Art.

Tatiyana Georgievna Bruni

Mikhail Magaril

Anatoly Pronin

Pavel Tchelitchew

Lazar Khidekel, "Flights in Dream and Reality"

Viacheslav Mikhailov

Home Which Proun Built

Aron Zinshtein

Ukrainian Socialist Realism

Alexander Makhov

Tatiana Neshumova

Alexander Arefiev

Uldis Zemzaris

Alla Davidova

Gregory Meerovich Gordon

Boris Borsch

Nicholas Roerikh

Lev Poliakov

Ruins of Modernism

Vassili Vassilievich Belyashin

Vladimir G Gremitskikh

Ivan Sevastyanov

Genia Chef

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