The transformation of Tatarstan in the second half of the 20th century can be seen not only in archival photographs but also in paintings. The "Hazina" gallery is hosting an exhibition that brings together the works of six artists whose anniversaries are celebrated this year. The exhibition is divided into three thematic spaces. The first features works about labor - factory workshops, oil fields, and people after their shifts, who became the heroes of the paintings by Viktor Kudelkin and Kharis Khaidarov. The second hall is dedicated to national culture and everyday life. Here, one can see scenes from Sabantuy and images related to Tatar traditions in the works of Zufar Gimaev and Shamil Nigmatullin. Completing the route is a hall with portraits and still lifes, where the focus is on characters, details of everyday life, and familiar objects. Together, these works form a narrative about the people, times, and places that inspired artists for decades. Ideas on where to go in Kazan are collected on our website.