Exhibition will bring to you the hypnotic 3D animations by Andreas Wannerstedt. The Sweden-based designer and motion graphic artist explores in his works the nature of motion and creates mesmerizing pendulums guaranteed to keep the viewer entranced. Wannerstedt's creations have already captured the attention of the likes of Adidas, Ikea, Google, Coca-Cola and other global brands which collaborated with the artist at various times.

The large-scale show by the world’s greatest milliner is the gift to St. Petersburg that Erarta Museum has in store for its own 10th anniversary. The hats created by this celebrated designer and the only recognized haute couture milliner in the world grace the heads of royalties, including members of the British ruling dynasty, and countless celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker, Lady Gaga, Madonna, and many others. The peerless Irishman designed headpiece collections for such fashion greats as Chanel, Givenchy, Umbro and Valentino.

An exceptional archaeological discovery in autumn 3115 near an abandoned site in the southern part of the European continent led our contemporary experts into the world as it was in the 2020s. Join us on the journey of discovery of how the millennials lived back then – surviving courtship by swiping left or right for a sexual partner and digitally altering their face for common acceptance as well as speculating about the mysteries of time travel and space. Overall, an unmissable experience for those wishing to go back in time.

Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art presents the 'realistic photosurrealism' by Swedish artist Erik Johansson.

At the end of May, the International Festival of Circus Art will take place in St. Petersburg. The event, timed to the Day of St. Petersburg foundation, gathers creative teams from Russia and other countries on the famous circus arena. Modernity and classics, high professionalism and skill of artists, and the magical art of the circus will provide guests of the festival with unforgettable moments.

In 2020, the International Festival of Children's and Youth's Film-Making, aimed at supporting beginning cinematographers, will be held for the 26th time. The main purpose is to support novice filmmakers. Young authors under 18 years of age compete in several categories and present to the audience their films from various genres every year. Particular attention is paid to memorable dates of Russian history, patriotic heroism, military and labor glory of the Russian people.

Erarta Museum presents an exhibition of mesmerising art objects – a cross between sculptures and video installations – by the Swiss artist MARCK. Most of MARCK’s video sculptures explore the role of a woman in the contemporary world, as well as gender relations and similar issues. One of the artist’s recurring images is the metal frame – a metaphor for the boundaries imposed by society. In this limited space, his female characters continue their ceaseless struggle in hope for a better future.

Every year film enthusiasts of all ages from different parts of Russia take part in the festival. In their films the authors talk about the culture of the peoples of Russia and its history, and create portraits of prominent personalities. The best film works will be included in the program of Russian films, which will be presented at international film festivals, including the “Unica” World Non-professional Films Festival.

The task of the Contest is to introduce the young generation of musicians to the origins of the Russian performing school and to acquaint them with the genre of miniatures in the work of Russian composers of the XIX - XXI centuries. Over the past decade, its participants have become more than 200 young pianists and vocalists from different regions of Russia and neighboring countries. The competition is held every two years in the following nominations: “Piano”, “Piano Ensemble”, “Ensemble”, “Solo Singing” and “Vocal Ensemble”. Age of participants - up to 20 years. The competitive auditions program includes miniatures of Russian and foreign composers of the XIX-XXI centuries.

The festival is held with the aim of popularizing culture and art, supporting gifted children and young people in the field of film-making, strengthening interregional, international and international cultural ties. The competition program includes several nominations: "Best Film Festival", "Best Drawing Cartoon", "Best Bulk Animation", "Best Computer Animation" and "Best Experimental Film".

The youth choir world championship is held to identify and support talented children and young people, familiarizing young musicians with the spiritual heritage and world singing culture. The project annually gathers singing groups from Russia and around the world for creative communication and exchange of experience. The championship contributes to the preservation and development of traditions of choral singing, helping the participants and leaders of the choirs in their creative growth and improvement of professional skills.

The main mission of the contest is to attract the attention of children and teenagers to the vocal performance of different directions: academic and variety vocal, folk singing. After the distance selection stage on the video recordings, there will be open competitive auditions, a final gala concert and awarding of the winners. Within the framework of the project, the contest participants and teachers will be able to attend master classes on vocals.