The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography presents an exhibition of the famous Russian photographer Vadim Gushchin. Working with subject abstraction, the author creates a "poetic catalog" of the world of things around us. Each series he shot is devoted to one of the objects of everyday life — it is interesting to the artist as an idea, a sign. Sustained minimalism, apparent repeatability and compositional simplicity are recognizable features of the photographic language of Gush…

The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography marks its 5th anniversary by the exhibition that spans the history of Soviet and Russian photography of the 20th century as seen through the magazine Soviet Photo. Soviet Photo was the most popular in the USSR periodical on photography with the focus both on professional and amateur photography. During its lifetime from 1926 till 1997 the magazine witnessed all key figures of the photographic life of the country. Despite obvious governmental c…