On 4 December, the National Art Museum hosted the opening of the Russia-Belarus women’s Slavic exhibition project “Sacred Women's Circle: Painting, Graphics, Sculpture, Decorative and Applied Arts”. The project was organized in cooperation with the Moscow branch of the Union of Russian Artists, with support from Rossotrudnichestvo and the Russian Academy of Arts. The exhibition features around 100 works of contemporary Russian and Belarusian art (genre scenes, portraits, still lifes, theatre costumes, and sculpture) dedicated to Russian and Belarusian women and their contribution to the shared living, cultural, and spiritual space.
Photos by Vitaly Pivovarchik/ BelTA
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