Tsarskoye Selo Collection
Pushkin, Magazeynaya Street, 40/27
The Tsarskoye Selo Collection Museum in Pushkin introduces visitors to the visual art of the 20th century, presenting works by members of Leningrad nonconformist groups — from the Sterligov school to the Hermitage School. The exhibition dedicated to the Arefiev Circle traces all stages of the community's existence, from Alexander Arefiev's early works to the graphics of Shagin and Gromov from the 1990s–2000s. A separate hall covers the period from 1920 to 1940, focusing on GINKhUK, MAI, and the Circle of Artists society. For young visitors aged 8 and up, the museum hosts a quest introducing the exhibition and the features of the art of the past century.