Exhibition of paintings in Lambic on Gogolevsky bere 33/1
We invite you to Lambic on Gogolevsky b-rel 33/1 not only for your favorite dishes and drinks, but also for a «dialog» with art! In the restaurant you will be able to see with your own eyes the works of Ruslan Nikankin, a contemporary Russian artist.
As Ruslan himself notes: «At this stage of my path I came to create human images, in which I explore his essence, psycho-emotional facets, feelings of his true self, the world around him and his connection with it. Also his fragility and at the same time strength, going beyond the boundaries of gross materiality and going into the subtle sphere, which are given on our planet only to man.»
You can get acquainted with Ruslan’s work and purchase his paintings at Lambic restaurant on Gogolevsky b-rel 33/1 or by clicking here.
The moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived—terrace season is finally here! At Brasserie Lambic, every terrace is unique: on Arbat Street, there’s a cozy and quiet one in the courtyard; on Kurskaya Street, a European-style terrace along the street; on Taganka Street, a spacious one away from the noise; and at Park Kultury, the largest and greenest one with a small fountain. Choose a terrace to suit your mood, occasion, and the weather! Addresses of Lambic restaurants with terraces: 40A Myasnitskaya St., 7s1 Strastnoy Blvd., 15s1 Verkhnyaya Radishchevskaya St., 33/1 Gogolevsky Blvd., 3s5 Turchaninov Lane, 2 Khodynsky Blvd., 16s2 Krasnoproletarskaya St., 5A Dmitriya Ulyanova St., 11/32 Vorontsovo Pole.
14 May 2026
Lambic continues to introduce you to contemporary art. Together with the TIKHO gallery, we present the RE:pair exhibition, which you can view on the walls of the Lambic restaurant at 33/1 Gogolevsky Boulevard. The RE:pair exhibition is a process of reassembly. — The prefix RE: indicates a return, rethinking, and repetition. — Pair in the title refers to the format of a duet — two authors, two types of sensitivity, two trajectories.— RE:pair can also be read as repair — a “fix” or “restoration.” But here we are not talking about a return to the original, but about reassembly. Authors Anastasia Malinovskaya and Yan Tikhonenko lead the viewer on a journey from rigid logic to a new, more sensitive perception of the world — to the lost irrational, suppressed in the process of adaptation to the social structure. The TIKHO Gallery is an independent gallery founded by Irina and Yan Tikhonenko. The gallery is located in Moscow, in an old 19th-century mansion on Chistye Prudy. You can learn more about the exhibition and purchase an exhibit at the Lambic restaurant at 33/1 Gogolevsky Boulevard.
10 March 2026