Nikas Safronov appreciated the closing of the exhibition of Alla Pugacheva's grandson in Moscow

People's Artist of the Russian Federation Nikas Safronov appreciated the exhibition of works by Denis Baysarov, grandson of singer Alla Pugacheva, and explained the reasons for its closure in a month. In conversation with URA.He explained that this is a standard term for a young artist.

"In order for the exhibition to last longer, there must be an artist who attracts people and whom they strongly want to see. In other cases, you need to invest a lot of money in promotion and advertising to extend it. Huge investments are needed to create the same interactive experience," Safronov said.

According to him, a month is usually enough to get acquainted with creativity, and the extension occurs only with high demand and queues. Safronov specified that exhibitions in private galleries last on average from two weeks to one month.

Safronov added that Baysarov could be pleased with the results of the debut exhibition, as it aroused public interest. The exhibition of Pugacheva's grandson occupied three floors of the gallery and included works made in oil, acrylic and airbrushing techniques on the themes of fairy tales and science fiction. At the same time, the academician urged the young man not to stop there and continue his professional training. Moreover, according to Safronov, it is better for Baysarov to receive an art education in Russia, since the best schools are located here. Safronov emphasized that it is important for an artist to find his own style.

As Rambler/news notes, Denis Baysarov does not have a specialized art education: he previously studied in London and built a career in marketing and photography.

Nikas Safronov has held more than 300 exhibitions over the past 10 years. The last major exhibition of the master in Russia was held in 2024 in the Peter and Paul Fortress of St. Petersburg from August 20 to October 31. Since then, as the Rambler/News publication notes, exhibitions of the People's Artist of the Russian Federation have been held mainly abroad.

Denis Baysarov's first solo exhibition closed on November 4 in a Moscow gallery. The exhibition called "Others" was available to visitors for a month — from October 9th to November 4th. The short duration of the project raised questions from some of the audience, who expected a longer presence of the exhibition in the cultural agenda of the capital.