The exhibition dedicated to the centenary of Maya Plisetskaya reveals the image of the greatest ballerina as a symbol of an era and a source of inspiration for artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. It is a vivid narrative about the influence of the stage on visual and decorative arts. The project brings together about three hundred works, in which the image of Maya Plisetskaya is expressed in various ways: from portraits and plastic forms to refined items of decorative applied art. Painting, graphics, sculpture, porcelain, glass, medals, lacquer miniatures, and photographs combine to create a multifaceted portrait of a personality that has long transcended the ballet stage. The audience will see how Plisetskaya became a heroine of the art of her time and continues to inspire contemporary authors. For some, she embodies the Russian classical school, while for others, she is a symbol of inner freedom, strength of character, and the pursuit of perfection. Many works from private collections are being exhibited for the first time, making the exhibition especially valuable. The exhibition offers a look at Maya Plisetskaya both as a legendary dancer and as a cultural phenomenon, whose influence is reflected in various artistic forms and continues to live beyond the stage. For other interesting exhibitions in Moscow, look for KUDAGO.