St. Valentine's Day at the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy

This weekend, the museum has turned into one of the best places in Moscow for romantic declarations. Dim light, soft music and extraordinarily beautiful exhibition “Love in all languages”, talked eloquently about how different the feelings of love can be.

A classical music concert organized specifically for the holiday has collected a full house, so nobody was left untouched.

Our calligraphers Yuri Koverdyayev and Artyom Lebedev suggested one of the most sincere way to express love – crowds of people lined up to have their valentines signed by a calligraphy virtuoso.

The museum is open today for confessions, inspiration and joyful emotions. We are waiting for you!

The concert lasted little over an hour, which evidently was not enough for the guests who wished the next concert would be a bit longer

Calligraphers Artyom Lebedev and Yuri Koverdyayev were signing valentine cards for the visitors

Yuri Koverdyayev told one of the TV-channels the difference between delicate calligraphy created by women and the fiery and temperamental works created by men

A calligraphic declaration of love will be available for order on February 14

Source: Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy