Konstantin Zorkin's exhibition ‘Protective Layer’ has ended — Artsvit is moving to a new exposition
09/05/2023

Konstantin Zorkin's exhibition ‘Protective Layer’ has ended — Artsvit is moving to a new exposition

Konstantin Zorkin's exhibition ‘Protective Layer’ really touched visitors, and, as we can see, very deeply — you left so many pleasant comments in our guest book that we couldn’t help but share these warm words with everyone. Thank you so much, friends!

But everything comes to an end, and this project is no exception. However, don't be sad, because we have already started preparing a new exhibition for you! By the way, even though Artsvit is closing for re-exhibition, our Gallery talks will continue as usual — every Saturday at 3 p.m.

Konstantin Zorkin's exhibition ‘Protective Layer’ has ended — Artsvit is moving to a new exposition

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