The Russian Museum reopens today after repairing damage caused by the DANA

The Russian Museum in Málaga will reopen its doors today after maintenance and conditioning work in some rooms affected by the DANA storm that passed through the province last November 13.

The reopening will be complete, covering both the exhibition offering and all scheduled activities, which will resume their usual course, the Russian Museum reported yesterday, located in the former tobacco factory of Málaga.

Thus, visitors will be able to enjoy the exhibition Utopia and Avant-garde. Russian Art in the Costakis Collection, an exhibition that brings together 470 works of art and a hundred original documents from the Greco-Russian collector George Costakis. They can also view the recently inaugurated Stealth Beauty, by Russian photographer Alisa Sibirskaya, who, through the genre of vanitas, examines the relationship between past values and current culture through photography.

Alongside these exhibitions, at the Russian Museum there is a selection of Russian art from the collection of José María Castañé, the installation Boris Groys. Thinking in Loops, and the intervention The Childhood of Ivan, by Jorge Fin.

Also, the Family Saturdays workshops and the musical experience program are returning, along with guided tours and other activities.