
Exhibitions
Past
- 'UN VOYAGE SANS FIN', Solo exhibition by Stanislav Falkov
- 'BODY TEMPLE', Solo exhibition by Margo Trushina
- 'TRANSIENCE OF FATE'. Group exhibition
- 'WHAT GROWS IN THE HOLLOWS', Solo exhibition by Lana Locke
- CAN I STEAL YOUR BODY? PART 2: BORDERLINE
- CAN I STEAL YOUR BODY? PART 1: MOVING, RESHAPING, ESCAPING
- ON TOP OF THE CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN
- SHAPES OF COMFORT
Publications
- London Cult: UN VOYAGE SANS FIN. Solo exhibition by Stanislav Falkov
- London Cult: «Transience of Fate», a new exhibition by ADH Gallery where the momentous meets the constant
- London Cult: Lana Locke. Brompton Chapel exhibition “What Grows in the Hollows”
- London Cult: Borderline, part 2. Can I Steal Your Body? Trilogy
- In the heart of Kensington, London, Irakli Zaria has brought together two houses to create an elegant and contemporary space, where art takes pride of place
- The Calvert Journal: Clay, chaos and urban detritus merge in Daniil Andropov’s ceramic sculptures
- NIKOLAY MORGUNOV: "I START FEELING CONSTRAINED BY THE FLAT SURFACE OF A CANVAS"


COSMOSCOW, 2024

London Cult: UN VOYAGE SANS FIN. Solo exhibition by Stanislav Falkov

'BODY TEMPLE', Solo exhibition by Margo Trushina

'TRANSIENCE OF FATE'. Group exhibition
In collaboration with Feelium Gallery & Studios

London Cult: «Transience of Fate», a new exhibition by ADH Gallery where the momentous meets the constant

'WHAT GROWS IN THE HOLLOWS', Solo exhibition by Lana Locke
the Chapel of the West Brompton Cemetery
London Cult: Lana Locke. Brompton Chapel exhibition “What Grows in the Hollows”

CAN I STEAL YOUR BODY? PART 2: BORDERLINE
6 Drayson Mews, W8 4LY, London

In the heart of Kensington, London, Irakli Zaria has brought together two houses to create an elegant and contemporary space, where art takes pride of place
London Cult: Borderline, part 2. Can I Steal Your Body? Trilogy
ARTEFACT, 2023
CAN I STEAL YOUR BODY? PART 1: MOVING, RESHAPING, ESCAPING
London, Notting Hill

ON TOP OF THE CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN
Excelsior studios, London

COSMOSCOW, 2022

The Calvert Journal: Clay, chaos and urban detritus merge in Daniil Andropov’s ceramic sculptures

blazar, 2021
Museum of Moscow

SHAPES OF COMFORT
Wehrmühle Biesenthal
