The 13th Cosmoscow International Contemporary Art Fair took place at the Timiryazev Centre

The 13th edition of Cosmoscow took place at the Timiryazev Centre with the support of the General Partner Sberbank, and the following companies: Samokat, MR Group, Hutton, BORK, Ekonika, The Act, TUD, Beluga, Tête de Cheval, The Carlton, Konstantin Chaykin, Borodin’s Meat House, Mistral, Chupa Chups, Estetica Vision, 1811, Edis, Montazhnik, and Yandex x Splaces. This year,  the fair was attended by over 55,000 people.

• In 2025, Cosmoscow was attended by over 55,000 people.
• The fair featured 97 galleries, 100 gallery stands, 20 partner stands, India: How Spirit Becomes Matter special project, Persian Section, and 12 non-profit cultural projects.
• The 13th edition of the fair showcased art from India, Iran, Thailand, China, and Brazil, as well as galleries from various Russian cities and regions: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Siberia, Vladivostok, Voronezh, and Ufa.

• The fair demonstrated solid sales. The most expensive works sold at Cosmoscow included: Rasikh Akhmetvaliev’s painting “Midsummer” for 5,000,000 rubles (MIRAS Gallery); Gregory Orekhov’s mirrored longboard “Mirage” for 5,000,000 rubles (a-s-t-r-a gallery); Alexandra Patsamanyuk’s work “Aeterna renascentia” (Deep List Gallery) for 5,000,000 rubles; Kerim Ragimov’s painting “Human Project Episode #79” for 4,900,000 rubles (Marina Gisich Gallery); Olga Soldatova’s hand-woven tapestry “Over Moscow” was sold for 2,500,000 rubles (Atelier CHOUTKO); the work “This year is the most important” by Natalia Tarantsova for 2,500,000 rubles (A-House).

  The list of sold works also included: the mask series “Invulnerability of Fragility. Masks of Venus. Glass” by Annouchka Brochet for 1,755,000 rubles (Elohovskiy Gallery); the work “Trinity” by Natalia Makarova was sold for 1,500,000 rubles (Palaty Gallery); the sculpture “Sign of Breath” by Denis Patrakeev for 1,425,000 rubles (Anna Nova Gallery), and the panel “Water and Sand” for 1,000,000 rubles (3L Gallery).

  In the price segment up to 1,000,000 rubles the following pieces were sold: edition works by Alina Glazoun for 60,000 rubles (ArtTube Editions), edition work by Nikita Alekseev “Coastal Conversations III” for 100,000 rubles (Set Projects); work by Alexander Mortaev from the “Forest” series (sheet 1) for 350,000 rubles (Society of Contemporary Siberian Artists); Aristarkh Chernyshev’s “Fluid Transformations” for 350,000 rubles (SUBSTATION); jacquard tapestry by Igor Gurovich was sold for 100,000 rubles (HSE ART GALLERY).

• The Golden Collection. Collectors: Stories of Giddy Success lecture series consisted of 11 discussions featuring renowned art industry experts. Cosmoscow Media Forum presented an extensive program of events, consisting of 10 discussions on important issues with the participation of media personalities and representatives of leading publications.
• The FUTURO Gallery stand received the Best Stand award of Cosmoscow 2025.
• The online fair hosted by TEO by Cosmoscow will run through September 30.