Elizaveta Likhacheva, director of the Pushkin Museum, said museums in Russia were re-establishing Soviet cultural ties after an attempt to “cancel culture”. He was quoted TASS.
He said the museum will hold joint exhibitions with Brazil and Mexico.
“A tragedy recently occurred in Brazil – the National Museum burned down. Of course we work with Brazilians. And now we’re working with the Mexicans. They really want to bring Mesoamerica to us,” said Likhacheva II. At the International Child Culture Forum.
According to Likhacheva, the project is in the negotiation stage.
“Now it becomes clear: First, it was not possible to make a kensel; Secondly, the whole world does not end with Europe. Now we are slowly re-establishing ties in the Soviet Union era. Our colleagues are interested, we are,” said the museum director, noting that this was not an attempt to fill a gap, but to reconsider his worldview.
Elizaveta Likhacheva, who took office in May promise To surprise the visitors of the Pushkin Museum with new exhibits.
The previous signature of the poet Vladimir Mayakovsky went to auction almost half a million rubles.