2022
Dashi Namdakov presents his works at ART MOSCOW for the first time. The exhibition brings together works from different periods and across various media, revealing how the artist’s visual language unfolds through a diversity of forms and materials.
Ink drawings emphasize precision and the irreversibility of each stroke. Sculptures in bronze and steel convey a strong sense of plastic form, allowing the viewer to perceive every line of volume. Together, these works form a distinctive portrait of the artist—vivid and multifaceted.
The presentation is further enriched by ceramic works and a new line of design objects from Dashi Namdakov’s studio, expanding the boundaries of his artistic practice.
The works are on view at booth C-26 of Inna Khegay Gallery, located in the central atrium within the Contemporary Art section.
It is worth noting that in 2026 ART MOSCOW 2026 marks its 30th anniversary. First launched in 1996 as Russia’s inaugural contemporary art fair, it has since become a major platform for the field. In this юбилейный year, the fair is the largest in its history: across a total exhibition area of 12,000 square meters, participants present a wide range of works, numbering over 20,000 pieces.
The Russian Academy of Arts presents the large-scale exhibition project Theatre: A Space of Inspiration, marking the 150th anniversary of the Union of Theatre Workers of Russia. The project is organized with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
As part of Beijing Art Season 2026 and Beijing Dangdai Art Fair—an event that brings together collectors from more than forty countries—Dashi Gallery presents its booth at the fair for the first time. This presentation brings together the visual language of steppe antiquity, contemporary steel sculpture, and functional art.