The exhibition "Adults are allowed to enter" is an artistic study of childhood, presented not as a "golden age", but as the most important stage of personality formation. The exhibition is organized according to key thematic sections: Home, World, Travel and Vacations, Games, Imagination, Horror Stories, and the Future. The project focuses on the idea of how the idea of childhood has changed over the past hundred years and how these changes are captured in works of art. The exhibition combines images that are created for children, about children, or using "children's" optics, where the familiar adult world is colored by the freshness of children's perception. The exhibition features works by Marina Gisich Gallery artists, an installation by Sergei Denikin, large-scale canvases by Dmitry Gretsky/Evgenia Katz, and paintings by Lera Nibiru.
Project curators: Anton Uspensky, Olga Alekseeva
