Galeyev Gallery

Galeyev Gallery was opened in May 2006 in Bolshoi Kozikhinski Pereulok, 19/6, a prestigious area of cultural and historical significance in central Moscow, the Patriarch Ponds.

The gallery's noble mission is to preserve and exhibitunderstudied works of Russian avant-garde and Russian Pre-War (1910-1940) art, mainly from private collections.^[3] Ildar Galeyev, an art historian, curator, publisher, and art criticart critic, is dedicated to curatorial practices that encourage the preservation and exhibition of the lesser-known artists of Russian Pre-War art. Galeev prioritizes the focus on analyzing and eliminating biographical and artistic misattributions and inaccuracies and preserving artistic legacy by making exhibitions accessible to a broader audience.^[4]

Galeyev Gallery has hosted a number of temporary exhibitions:

• Max Penson: Photography (2006)
• Nikolay Tyrsa (2007)
• Two Centuries of the Russian Graphics (2009)
• TASS Photography: The Chronicles of the Kruschev's Thaw (1955-1963) (2009)
• Chingiz Akhmarov (2010)
• Robert Falk (2012)
• Alisa Poret (2013)
• The School of Petrov-Vodkin (2015)
• Behind the Facade of am Era (in collaboration with the Shchusev Museum of Architecture) (2021)
• Olga Hildebrant-Areeva: Psyche of the Northern Palmyra (2022)
• Konstantin Kudryashev: Graphic Works at Small and at Large (2023)
• Moisey Sinyaver: From the Ruins to the Social Housing (2024)
• Alexander Vvedensky (2024)

• Official Website
• Galeyev Gallery Archive. (n.d.). Russian Art Archive Network (RAAN)

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