Tatyana Nazarenko is one of the key figures of the Moscow painting school, a People's Artist of Russia, showcasing her works in Yekaterinburg for the first time. The exhibition features two poles: on one side are new canvases painted in Bulgaria in 2025-2026, and a series titled "Family Album" with family-themed scenes. On the other side are urban scenes, street life, and public space. Plus, a fragment of the famous installation "Transition." The exhibition will occupy two floors: the temporary exhibitions hall and the contemporary art hall. Nazarenko has been working with painting since the late sixties - her generation is commonly referred to as the "seventies," and she is one of its most well-known representatives. The route through the exhibition is structured as a movement from quiet family stories to the noisy urban polyphony - and this is not a curatorial metaphor, but literally two different spaces with different moods. Where to go in Yekaterinburg, KudaGo knows.