The Herbarium was the inaugural show for Pennlab Gallery, a new Moscow venue specializing on contemporary Russian photography. The exhibition Gallery featured 16 young Russian artists working with photography and was jointly curated with Petr Antonov and Anastasia Tsayder. The exhibition was centred around the ideas of fragility and the explorations of the boundaries between the public and the private. The participating artists were Ilya Batrakov, Nastya Bezrukova, Igor Elukov, Marina Istomina, Fyodor Konukhov, Maria Kozhanova, Olga Matveeva, Anya Miroshnichenko, Daria Nazarova, Alexander Nikolski, Nikita Pirogov, Ira Rokka, Max Romanenko, Dasha Trofimova, Alexander Veryovkin, Olga Vorobyova.
More information is available at Pennlab Gallery
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