Moscowcultural revolution

Moscow’s contemporary art scene has taken off in recent years, and nowhere is that more obvious than at Winzavod. Opened in 2007, the former brewery and wine factory is now a 215,000-square-foot cultural center divided into seven buildings housing the city’s leading galleries, including XL, Aidan, M&H Guelman, Proun and Regina. Wander around the complex to hear lectures, participate in workshops and see rotating exhibitions by both established and emerging artists working in a variety of mediums. And if at any point you feel underdressed, pop into on-site “concept store” Cara & Co. to peruse avant-garde clothing by Australian, Danish and French designers.