SECTIONS OF THE DIALOGUE

Photo Exhibition
«Here I Live»

300 works united by one theme: photo correspondents from different countries and regions of Russia will tell stories about the places where live them personally, and where they have met the heroes of their photos.
Photo Exhibition «Here I Live» will be traditionally held at the General Staff Building hall
that could host up to 300 works of photo correspondents from more than 35 countries.

A separate part of the exhibition entitled «Victory. 75 years later» will be devoted to the veterans of the Second World War and Will be the continuation of the photo project
«From Moscow to the very outskirts».
General Staff Building Today
Extract from the documentary film «Oh, Hermitage» (2017)
Here I Live. TV-coverage
X International Media-Forum «Dialogue of Cultures» (November 2015)
Take a look at previous exhibitions
My photo project in Hermitage.
Meet the authors of the photo series, who has already been displayed at the General Staff Building in 2018.
Chris de Bode (The Netherlands)

The author in his photo-project «I Have a Dream» shows us intimate wishes of children all over the World. Each picture is a deep personal story of a child which he's ready to share.
Watch the interview
Kieran Dodds (Scotland)
How can the hair color unite nations? The author of the cross-border photo project «Gingers» has been making the portraits of holders of this rare hair color from Russia and Scotland - the countries with the highest percentage of ginger-haired people.
Watch the interview
Pedro Quiros (Spain)

This photo series is devoted to the dwellers of Khabarovsk (the city on the Far East of Russia) – people of both art and technical professions, with different interests and personal stories. They are united by the city and the desire to develop together with it.
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Roger Anis (Egypt)
The photo project «A Closet Full of Dreams» is a story about Egyptian women, who are living in the society, where a woman feels herself oppressed, walking the streets. There are clothes, hidden in their closets. Clothes, which they will never put on to escape the judgey looks of passers-by and not to hear moralizing by the side of the family and friends.
Watch the interview
They have already become a part of a Dialogue
Works of the photo correspondents from differebnt parts of the world