The exhibition features works by artist Vera Gryazeva - plein air sketches and studio works in mixed media. The exhibition "My City, Moscow" is a walk through familiar and unexpected routes of the capital, where every turn reveals a little story. Artist Vera Gryazeva worked in plein airs and traveled to her favorite places, then returned to the studio to rethink what she saw. This led to a series that combines sketches and full-fledged paintings. At the center of the artist's attention is the living breath of Moscow. Cozy courtyards and noisy squares coexist with embankments covered in sunny pollen. The author has a particular interest in old quarters, where history is preserved in bricks and the shadows of balconies. Here, one can see how the silhouette of the city has changed: from pre-revolutionary facades to modernist inserts, from arched passages to illuminated showcases. Each sheet captures the archaeology of everyday life: window sills with geraniums, workshop signs, janitors with brooms, children's bicycles by the entrance. The exhibition will resonate with those who love the urban environment and pay attention to details. Both architecture enthusiasts and budding artists will find their place here. Vera Gryazeva's works are easily readable - they do not require special preparation but return a sense of novelty to familiar routes. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.