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Light, Angle and Inspiration: Brussels Discovered the Museum through the Art of Mobile Photography

By |2025-10-06T12:36:39+02:00October 6th, 2025|Exhibitions, Innovation|

On October 2, the Russian House in Brussels hosted a masterclass by Yuri Molodkovets, photographer of the State Hermitage Museum, and Ksenia Lugovskaya, coordinator of digital and audiovisual projects. The event was opened by Vera Bunina, Director of the Russian House, who emphasized the importance of cultural initiatives that allow us to look at the museum space from a new perspective. Guests received unique advice from a world-class professional. Yuri Molodkovets demonstrated how light and angle can turn an ordinary photo into a work of art. Using his projects “Sun in the Museum”, “Night Hermitage” and others, he presented rare [...]

“Treasures and Secrets of the Winter Palace”: A Lecture in Brussels on a Contemporary View of the Hermitage

By |2025-10-02T16:38:01+02:00October 2nd, 2025|Exhibitions, Russian House News|

On October 1, the Russian House in Brussels hosted the lecture “The Hermitage and the Viewer: A Contemporary Look at a Traditional Museum” and the opening of the exhibition “Hermitage. Solitude.” The event attracted those interested not only in art but also in the hidden pages of the history of one of the world’s largest museums. Svetlana Datsenko, Advisor to the General Director of the State Hermitage Museum, spoke about how a centuries-old museum engages with the modern audience, the forms of communication it adopts, and the ways it reveals its rich collections. A special part of [...]

Lecture “The Hermitage and the Viewer: A Contemporary Look at the Traditional Museum”

By |2025-09-23T12:22:49+02:00September 16th, 2025|, , |

«Treasures and Secrets of the Winter Palace» The State Hermitage Museum On October 1, the Russian House in Brussels invites guests to the lecture “The Hermitage and the Viewer: A Contemporary Look at the Traditional Museum” and to the opening of the exhibition “Hermitage. Solitude.” Language: Russian/French Free Registration The State Hermitage is a true treasure house of world art and culture, an encyclopedic museum that presents works ranging from antiquity to contemporary art. Yet the Hermitage is not only the guardian of unique collections, but also the keeper of many secrets. The [...]

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Masterclass “Art Photography: How to See the Museum in a New Way”

By |2025-09-23T13:05:45+02:00September 16th, 2025|, , , |

On October 2, the Russian House in Brussels invites you to a masterclass with Yuri Molodkovets, artist-photographer of the State Hermitage Museum, and Ksenia Lugovskaya, coordinator of digital and audiovisual projects. Language: Russian/French Free Registration A museum is not only a space where masterpieces are carefully preserved but also a source of visual inspiration. How often, when faced with beauty, do we instinctively reach for our smartphones and press the shutter… Yet, how often do we truly want to revisit those photos? At the masterclass, Yuri Molodkovets, a world-renowned photographer, will present some [...]

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Exhibition “Hermitage. Solitude”

By |2025-11-12T11:05:47+01:00September 16th, 2025|, |

An author’s photo project by Yuri Molodkovets 1–04 November 2025 Vernissage: 01 October at 19:00 The Russian House in Brussels invites you to a unique photo exhibition by Yuri Molodkovets “Hermitage. Solitude”. For the first time in the history of photography, the project “Hermitage. Solitude” presents a night shooting of the museum, devoid not only of visitors but even of light. The protagonists of the project are not so much the Hermitage exhibits themselves as the special atmosphere surrounding them, which makes them even more enigmatic. After all, they are located in historical interiors and have [...]

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