Before the viewer is Petersburg, which changes with the seasons and the human gaze. The photographs come together to form a living urban album: from recognizable panoramas to details where the city suddenly becomes a mystery. The exhibition features 45 photographs by 33 participants of the community "Petersburg - Know the Place." Some shots refer to the open, recognizable image of the city, which easily becomes a personal memory. Others play with angles and attention to detail: the viewer is invited not just to look, but to guess where the shot was taken, what got into the frame, and what story is hidden behind this fragment. A separate line of the project is connected to the memory of Vladimir Urzhumtsov - an artist, photographer, director of the "Silver Age" publishing house, inspirer of the community's exhibitions, and friend of the Dostoevsky Museum. Where to go in St. Petersburg can be found on KUDAGO.