The exhibition is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the beginning of industrialization, which changed the fate of the country and defined its historical path. The halls feature documents, artworks, and artifacts that allow for a new perspective on the era of great constructions. 100 years ago, the process began in the Soviet Union that changed the face of the country. Industrialization transformed an agrarian state into a powerful nation capable of building factories and cities, developing new technologies. It was this process that spurred the development of science and production, setting the course for decades ahead. The exhibition offers a view of this era from different angles. On the walls are paintings and graphics that glorified labor and construction. In the showcases are documents, letters, plans for factories and mines. In the photographs are the faces of builders who believed in the future might of the country. Decorative art objects show how the images of industrialization penetrated daily life, becoming part of everyday existence. Other interesting exhibitions in Moscow can be found on KUDAGO.