Catch the last train and visit the exhibition Grigory Gukasov's "We Are of the Russian Kin."

This time the Russian Museum delighted. The exhibition is simply wonderful! There is plenty of space for a leisurely stroll through the halls, and the paintings look dignified with proper lighting, which is part of the composition.

And the concept itself (an appeal to the origins of Russian history from the story of Olga and the Drevlyans through the Civil and Great Patriotic Wars to portraits of our days) touches some hidden strings of the soul. There is room for everything: loyalty, revenge, heroism, sorrow, and shared joy. Gukasov depicts long-suffering Rus, but all the more beautiful —unshakable and strong. Strong with its great history.

We are all of the Russian kin, for without the past, the future is impossible.