This tour helps to see how the ideas of the avant-garde continue to live, change, and argue with the era. The discussion about the "second avant-garde" will connect the history of unofficial art, the languages of non-objectivity, and a look at the works of contemporary authors, while the curatorial format will add precision, depth, and a vivid sense of cultural context to the route. Sometimes an exhibition truly reveals itself only in the company of a person who can connect individual works into a larger story. This tour is built exactly that way. It is dedicated to the phenomenon of the "second avant-garde" and covers almost seven decades of domestic art-from the era of "thaw" to the present day. For the viewer, this is an opportunity to see not just a collection of works, but a complex chain of artistic searches, where the legacy of the early avant-garde becomes an impulse for new creative systems born in a completely different cultural and political reality. The main value of the route lies in its scale and precision. The conversation touches on how the languages of non-objectivity are integrated into the diverse structure of unofficial art of the late 1950s to 1970s, and how the experience of older generations is reflected in the works of contemporary artists. This approach makes the tour especially interesting for those who want to understand not only individual paintings but also the internal logic of the artistic process. The avant-garde here appears not as a closed chapter from a textbook, but as a living system of influences, reinterpretations, and continuations. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.