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The Hermitage-Vyborg Center
The Hermitage-Vyborg Center is located in the historical part of
Vyborg in a bulding built in 1930 according to the project of an architect
Uno Verner Ulberg (1879-1944) for the Art Museum and the Art School. The
decision on founding the Hermitage-Vyborg Center marked the start
of revival of the constructivism architecture sample and restoring of
its original museum role. The Hermitage will arrange exhibitions for Vyborg
citizens and guests twice a year. Public awareness campaign is another
important kind of cultural cooperation. Both adults and children will
be able to take part in exhibitions, lectures, educational programs prepared
by the specialists of the State Hermitage.
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The Hermitage-Amsterdam
exhibition Center
The Hermitage-Amsterdam centre is a unique exhibition and
educational Russian cultural centre, organized in an optimal way, representing
the ideology of the Russian culture in the heart of Europe. The centre
is located in the Amstelhof building, which is an architectural monument
dating back to XVII century, restored and reconstructed especially for
the purpose of hosting a modern museum centre. The Hermitage-Amsterdam centre includes: exhibition and lecture halls, educational
centre for children, a conference hall that can seat 400 people, museum
stores and a cafe. After the opening of this large Hermitage centre in
the capital of the Netherlands on June 20, 2009, the Dutch and European
visitors got an opportunity of getting acquainted with the collections
of the most famous Russian museum without having to leave Europe.
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The Hermitage-Kazan Exhibition
Center
The Hermitage-Kazan Exhibition Center was created under the patronage
and with support from President of the Republic of Tatarstan Mentimer
Shaimiev and is structurally a subdivision of the Kazan Kremlin State
Historical and Architectural Museum-Park. It is situated on the territory
of the Kazan Kremlin in an edifice formerly occupied by the Junker School
that was built in the beginning of the 19th century.
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The Hermitage-Italy Centre in Ferrara
On 20 October 2007, in Ferrara at a ceremony attended by the Italian
president, Giorgio Napolitano, at the Castello Estense (Castle of
Saint Michele) the Hermitage Italy Centre was opened. The centre
is located within the castle walls and at the Palazzo Giglioli.
This location has been reserved for the scientific work of
members of Russian-Italian programmes which fall within
the main activities of the centre.
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The Hermitage Rooms in Somerset
House, London
The Somerset House is a tremendous cultural centre containing
the Courtauld Institute Gallery, the collection of Sir
Arthur Gilbert and the Hermitage Rooms. The Hermitage Rooms
were formally opened in Somerset House on 25 November 2000.
Between 2000 and 2007, the Hermitage Rooms served as a backdrop
for a series of rotating exhibitions, organised since 2003
in collaboration with the Courtauld Institute of Art,
offering a glimpse of some of the magnificent treasures
from the Hermitage and other collections.
The alliance between the Courtauld and the State Hermitage
Museum delivers an active programme of lectures and conferences,
as well as the highly successful visiting curator scheme.
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