Collector Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya is passionate about the work of Soviet sculptors of the first third of the 20th Сentury. Her collection includes works by such distinguished masters as Dmitry Tsaplin, Nadezhda Krandievskaya, Leopold Dietrich, Vyacheslav Andreyev, Maria Strakhovskaya, Armenak Stepanyants, Sergei Koltsov, and others.

The Art Newspaper Russia has published a new book, 25 Interviews with Collectors. 2013−2025. Among the featured artists is Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya.

The second book from The Art Newspaper Russia’s publishing project, 25 Interviews with Collectors. 2013−2025, consists of selected interviews with collectors published in the newspaper over the past 12 years.

The discussion invites reflection on what makes a woman collector unique and how her practices influence our understanding of value, memory, and heritage.

The Blueprint traditional exhibition digest about the project Sergey Konenkov. 20th Century.

Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya: "Soviet sculpture is in no way inferior to world sculpture."

He lived in America, wrote letters to Stalin and created more than 800 sculptures. The exhibition Sergey Konenkov. 20th Century has opened in Nizhny Novgorod.

An exhibition introducing visitors to the diverse work of sculptor Sergey Konenkov opened at the Nizhny Novgorod State Art Museum’s Packhouses.

An exhibition of one of Russia’s most prominent sculptors opens in Nizhny Novgorod. Alexey Zotov reports on this incredible man, Sergey Konenkov.

An interview with Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya, curator of the exhibition Sergey Konenkov. 20th Century, and Marta Bondareva, exhibition specialist at the Novosibirsk State Art Museum.

A story about four generations of a large Jewish family: the destinies of people born at the end of the 19th century, as well as the living members of this family today –
Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya and her son Stanislav.

Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya spoke about the stages and specifics of curating the exhibition project 17/37. Soviet Sculpture. Takeoff.

The ROSIZO exhibition USSR Palace of Culture was recognized the best in the Exhibition Project category.

An artist behind closed doors. The Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow is hosting the exhibition titled Yulia, which explores the work of the extraordinary artist Yulia Kosulnikova.

In recent years, curators have been paying close attention to outsider art – art by artists without formal training, often with a history of mental illness – in the museum’s development. Learn more in the City program.

With infographics and curator-led tours, you can learn more about the visual arts, film, theater, music, and literature of the Soviet era without leaving your home.

How did collector Alya Esipovich transform her apartments in St. Petersburg and Pavlovsk into a museum of pre-war art?

Outsider Art. An exhibition by artist Yulia Kosulnikova has opened at the Jewish Museum.

At the exhibition Conjugation of Forms. Russian Sculpture. 20th Century, one of the most challenging tasks was combining sculptural images with video footage. Sculptors, architects, and artists will share their experiences with this approach, as well as other valuable insights.

Art historian Alla Esipovich-Roginskaya participates in a report on the exhibition project 17/37. Soviet Sculpture. Takeoff.

Soviet Sculpture: Propaganda or Art? The 17/37 exhibition at the New Manege.

The exhibition 17/37. Soviet Sculpture. Takeoff is taking place at the New Manege.

Soviet-style plastic art: a unique exhibition has opened at the New Manege. The exhibition features pieces from 25 museums and private collections across Russia’s regions.

The exhibition 17/37 has opened in the New Manege.

Cultural centers as the foundation of Soviet DNA. The Manege reconstructed Soviet culture - from the Mausoleum design to Nadia Léger's mosaics.

The exhibition USSR Palace of Culture has opened in the Moscow Manege.

Check out the amazing exhibits from the exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the USSR: a mosaic featuring Maya Plisetskaya, a photo of Alisa Freindlich in her dressing room, and more.

“Noble Assembly” article features contemporary St. Petersburg art collectors.

Art critic Stanislav Savitsky discusses the exhibition Petrov-Vodkin's Circle, currently on view at the Russian Museum.

Lana Konokotina on the exhibition Petrov-Vodkin's Circle.

The Russian Museum held a private viewing of the exhibition Petrov-Vodkin's Circle.

Lecturer: Alexander Borovsky, Head of the Department of Contemporary Art at the State Russian Museum, PhD in Art History, Honored Artist, and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts.

An exhibition of Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's students and followers has opened at the Russian Museum.