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February 27, 2026 – April 26, 2026

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Mikhail Levius Museum Center "Ploshchad Mira" — Krasnoyarsk, Ploshchad Mira, 1

The first museum exhibition of Mikhail Levius brings together works from solo projects, state and private collections, as well as pieces created specifically for Krasnoyarsk. The artist turns to a cinematic vision within the work. The viewer finds themselves facing a vast array of works depicting various urban views, unconsciously assuming the position of an outsider, a tourist, or a passerby. Before us are something like heterotopic landscapes — "other" spaces that exist within or on the borders of ordinary landscapes, characterized by a mixing of contexts and narratives of contemporary culture.

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Born in the USSR
March 15, 2026 – May 31, 2026

Born in the USSR

Arkady Petrov Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Yekaterinburg

The Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, together with the Moscow gallery pop/off/art, presents the first retrospective solo exhibition in the Urals of Arkady Petrov — one of the brightest and most unconventional representatives of the "seventies" generation, whose work celebrated and immortalized the aesthetics of Soviet mass culture while developing within the framework of Sots Art, the Russian version of Pop Art. The exhibition in the Grand Exhibition Hall of the Hermitage-Ural Center will feature 128 paintings and sculptures by the artist from his studio and private collections in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Voronezh, provided with the participation of the pop/off/art gallery, supplemented by a highly characteristic work from the collection of the Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts ("Beauty with a Cat," 1984). The exhibition will introduce viewers to the creative biography of Arkady Petrov, starting from his early period in the 1970s ("Factory," 1971; "The Shift," 1971; "From the Face," 1971, etc.) and ending with the artist's recent works ("Color Mood," 2020; "Healing," 2020).

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Andrey Kuzkin / Journey of the Wooden Suitcase 2 is available in our store

This book describes the journey of the artist Andrey Kuzkin, who searches for the traces of his ancestors in order to better understand himself. Kuzkin documents a personal experience of discovering a direct connection between generations. The artist finds it important to preserve what he has managed to uncover. On the one hand, this story is personal in nature and recounts a particular lineage, families, and people. However, the problem of searching for ancestors and establishing a connection with them is becoming typical for contemporary society and demonstrates human nature in its desire to know itself through immersion into the past of one's own lineage. The story told in this book is, to some extent, a continuation of Kuzkin's 2008 performance "Journey of the Wooden Suitcase." During that performance, the artist took a handmade wooden suitcase to the place to which he felt a soulful attachment. He walked with the suitcase from house to house, photographing it in the interiors of village huts together with their inhabitants, on the riverbank, in the forest. Later, the suitcase, along with the photographic story and an accompanying text, was shown in several exhibitions.

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Andrey Kuzkin / Journey of the Wooden Suitcase 2 is available in our store
Olga Tatarintseva's catalog

Olga Tatarintseva's catalog "I have known since yesterday" is available in our store

Five essays and five studies on art, language, and oblivion. Based on the exhibition by Olga Tatarintseva "I have known since yesterday." The edition can also be purchased at the pop/off/art 2.0 bookshop.

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George Cohen's catalog "Shadows" is available in our store

The catalog was published for the solo exhibition of George Cohen, "The Theory of Shadow," at the pop/off/art gallery. The catalog includes high-quality photos of the works, as well as an exclusive interview with the artist. The edition can also be purchased at the pop/off/art 2.0 bookshop.

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George Cohen's catalog
Evgeny Gorokhovsky

Evgeny Gorokhovsky "Catalogue Raisonné" is available in our store

The catalogue raisonné of Evgeny Gorokhovsky includes all known works by the master. Published for the retrospective exhibition "Between the Concrete and the Boundless," it goes beyond the scope of the project and describes the artist's entire creative path. The edition can also be purchased at the pop/off/art 2.0 bookshop.

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Vitaly Pushnitsky's catalog "Studios. Waiting" is available in our store

The catalog was published for the eponymous exhibition at the Shchusev State Museum of Architecture. The publication includes a curatorial text by Ksenia Malich and a text by Vitaly Pushnitsky. The edition can also be purchased at the pop/off/art 2.0 bookshop.

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Vitaly Pushnitsky's catalog
The catalog for the exhibition

The catalog for the exhibition "Vladimir Kupriyanov / The Return of Time" is available in our store.

The catalog was published for the retrospective exhibition "Vladimir Kupriyanov. The Return of Time" at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. The publication includes a conceptual text by the exhibition curator Victor Misiano, as well as a series of essays by Anastasia Kotelnikova, presenting the artist's key projects and series.

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Yuri Zlotnikov / Signal System

The catalog was published for the solo exhibition of Yuri Zlotnikov “Signal System” at the State Tretyakov Gallery. It ran from March 26 to July 14, 2024, and included about 70 works from the “Signal System” series and about 20 “Protosignals.” The majority of the works come from the artist’s family collection, with 9 graphic works from the Tretyakov Gallery collection.

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Yuri Zlotnikov / Signal System
Rostislav Lebedev / Rough cuts

Rostislav Lebedev / Rough cuts

The catalog was released for Rostislav Lebedev’s exhibition "Rough cuts” which took place at MMOMA from November 9, 2023 to January 28, 2024. The name of the project referred to Lebedev’s artistic method. Unlike many authors who use subtle, hidden “montage” of ready-made images, he prefers the sharp dissonance of images, a sharp transition from one sign to another. It is precisely such “Rough cuts” that, according to the artist, are capable of carving new, fresh meanings from the simple fact of the meeting of two well-known images. More than 100 works by the author were presented in 9 halls, each of which was addressed to a specific artistic medium of Lebedev.

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Vitaly Pushnitsky's "Friday" is available in our store

A short philosophical essay opens the door to the artist's perception of what is happening in a confusing world. The text allows you to look into the thoughts of a man who finds himself on an island with himself.

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Vitaly Pushnitsky's
pop/off/art books and catalogues

pop/off/art books and catalogues

pop/off/art represents publications released by the gallery team or with its support. Here you can find personal catalogues of our artists and monographs about them, catalogues of friendly projects and books by pop/off/art founder Sergey Popov. We are trying to expand our range with new publishing projects. Stay tuned!

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ММСИ приобрел работы Аркадия Петрова
10 октября 2011 ММСИ приобрел работы Аркадия Петрова

В Московском Музее современного искусства теперь можно увидеть работы Аркадия Петрова из серии «Доска почета». Это диптих «Доска почета» 1989 года и полиптих (21 часть) «Доска почета» 2004-2006 года, которые Музей купил у галереи pop/off/art.

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