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- 11.08.2017 | Projects in Austria In accordance with the expositions' plan of the Allrus gallery exhibition “Austria though the Eyes of Modern Russian Artists” in all regions of Austria on the 21st of June there was an inauguration of the exhibition in Graz in the exhibition rooms of Hypobank Steiermark where more than 250 VIP- guests and high ranking leaders of administrative, diplomatic, business and public structures were present both from the Russian and Austrian sides. The exhibition will continue until the 15th of September 2017.
- 24.06.2014 | Projects in Austria The Allrus Gallery co-hosted one more exhibition in the castle Riegersburg (Lower Austria) "Magic of Landscape", which was opened on April 30, 2014.
- 02.04.2014 | Projects in Austria On the 13th of March 2014 there took place a long-awaited opening of the exhibition of the Allrus Gallery "Austria though the Eyes of Modern Russian Artists" in the Viennese Bank Austria Kunst Forum, which has been organized within the framework of the intergovernmental Program of the cultural seasons Austria-Russia 2013-2015.
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20.03.2014 |
Projects in Austria
On the 26th of February 2014 at the festive reception in the Viennese Diplomatic Academy to celebrate the 90th year anniversary of establishing of diplomatic relations between Austria and Russia, the President of Austria Heinz Fischer followed by the Ambassador of the RF in Austria Sergey Nechaev and the Director of the Allrus Gallery Roman Fedchin became acquainted with a part of the exposition of the exhibition of the Allrus Gallery “Austria though the Eyes of Modern Russian Artists”.
- 20.02.2014 | Projects in Austria On the 13th of March, 2014 there will be inaugurated an exhibition of the Allrus gallery "Austria though the Eyes of Modern Russian Artists" in the Viennese Bank Austria Kunstforum, which will be held on the 13th-20th of March.
- 08.11.2013 | Projects in Austria On the 11th October Roman Fedchin and his family visited VIENNAFAIR 2013 exhibition.
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