The largest collection of underground art in the Urals is revealed during the tour, where each hall is a window into the world of unofficial culture from Leningrad, Moscow, and Sverdlovsk. Bonus - a rare Rock hall dedicated to the music of the late USSR. The Underground Museum in Yekaterinburg houses one of the largest collections of underground art in the country. The tour of the permanent exhibition halls is not just an introduction to the artworks, but a journey into a parallel history of art in the second half of the 20th century, which developed outside the official cultural agenda. Visitors will be able to see three key directions: Sverdlovsk, Leningrad, and Moscow halls, which feature works by artists whose creativity remained outside the view of the mass audience for many years. Each hall is not just an exhibition, but a reflection of a special environment, philosophy, and aesthetics of the time. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KUDAGO.