The National Art Gallery "Hazina" has opened an exhibition of Abrek Abzgildin - a master whose works look like a complex score of colors, lines, and signs. In his paintings, familiar plots unfold into large-scale images, where each element seems to be included in a common movement. The main theme is Sabantuy, seen as a space of energy and rhythm. Figures gather into dense compositions, color maintains tension, lines set the direction of the gaze - the paintings invite you to "read" slowly, returning to the details. The exhibition is complemented by portraits of people who shaped the author's artistic thinking: Baki Urmanche, Sergey Parajanov, Rudolf Nureyev. They convey an attentive, almost investigative gaze at the personality and its creative gesture. Abzgildin's painting connects Eastern traditions with the European school, maintaining a balance between decorativeness and precise work with form. Where to go with a child in Kazan, look for it on our website.