|catalog|

December 6 — December 8, 2024
Sytin Printing House

The contemporary art fair |catalogl was founded by a professional community with the aim of developing the Russian art market.

From December 6 to 8, the third edition of the contemporary art fair |catalog| will take place at the Sytin Printing House (71/5 Pyatnitskaya Street), bringing together 55 Russian galleries. At booth No. 2.55, Triumph Gallery will present works by Sofia Akimova, Nikolai Onishchenko, Zukhra Salakhova, Katya Emelyanova, Brice Esso and Michel Okpare, as well as a new artist, Bakhrom Alimov. The fair is organized by the Association of Galleries. The project was initiated by gallerists Alexander Sharov, Alina Kryukova, Dmitry Khankin, and the founder of the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art, Sofya Trotsenko.

Sofia Akimova

From December 6 to 8, the third edition of the contemporary art fair |catalog| will take place at the Sytin Printing House (71/5 Pyatnitskaya Street), bringing together 55 Russian galleries. At booth No. 2.55, Triumph Gallery will present works by Sofia Akimova, Nikolai Onishchenko, Zukhra Salakhova, Katya Emelyanova, Brice Esso and Michel Okpare, as well as a new artist, Bakhrom Alimov. The fair is organized by the Association of Galleries. The project was initiated by gallerists Alexander Sharov, Alina Kryukova, Dmitry Khankin, and the founder of the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art, Sofya Trotsenko.

The contemporary art fair |catalog| was founded by a professional community with the aim of developing the Russian art market. The project offers a new democratic approach to exhibition-making: all galleries participate on equal terms, and booth placements are determined by lottery. In spring, galleries present their headline artists, while in winter they showcase new authors.

Since its launch in 2023, |catalog| has become an important platform for dialogue between artists, collectors, and art dealers. The fair contributes to the development of the Russian art scene by expanding the audience for contemporary art and establishing new standards within the art market.

Nikolai Onishchenko

The contemporary art fair |catalog| was founded by a professional community with the aim of developing the Russian art market. The project offers a new democratic approach to exhibition-making: all galleries participate on equal terms, and booth placements are determined by lottery. In spring, galleries present their headline artists, while in winter they showcase new authors.

Since its launch in 2023, |catalog| has become an important platform for dialogue between artists, collectors, and art dealers. The fair contributes to the development of the Russian art scene by expanding the audience for contemporary art and establishing new standards within the art market.