Kandinsky and Scriabin Exhibition Opens at Zaryadye Park

The Moscow City Department of Culture has announced a new exhibition dedicated to the 160th anniversary of artist Wassily Kandinsky, opening December 4 at the Zaryadye Park Media Center. The event will run until May 2027. The exhibition, titled "Kandinsky and Scriabin: Hearing Color and Seeing Sound," will feature works by both avant-garde masters, including Kandinsky's paintings and archival materials about composer Alexander Scriabin. Multimedia installations will allow visitors to hear Kandinsky's works interpreted by modern composers and artificial intelligence. Exhibits will be provided by major Russian museums, including the Tretyakov Gallery, the Hermitage, and the Pushkin Museum. The exhibition is part of a broader inter-museum project cycle that has already attracted over 330,000 visitors to previous shows.