The symbol of the exhibition is a circle: the sun, eternity, harmony and protected space. In traditional folk culture, round patchwork rugs were often perceived as amulets: woven from the clothes of family members, they kept the memory of loved ones and gave home joy. In the space of the Gallery, these warm, man-made objects acquire a new sound: they not only decorate the exhibition, but also help to feel the metaphor of love - the forces that unite people and preserve the connection of time. The exhibition consists of five sections:

• "Love of God" - about spiritual search and faith;
• "Love of the Motherland" - about the connection with the native language and culture;
• "Love of the family" - about the origins of care and support;
• "Love of animals" - about compassion and unselfish attachment;
• "Reflections on life" - a philosophical view on the path of man, time, memory and the future;
>> It is no coincidence that the epigraph for the exhibition was the words of Ivan Turgenev: “Love is stronger than death and fear of death.” Only by love does life hold and move. This phrase contains the main idea of the exhibition: love as a force of attraction, the basis of human existence and the source of spiritual movement.

> At the exhibition, viewers will see paintings that convey the nature of human feelings that unite us. In the parade hall will be presented the works of famous seaside artists: Y. A. Reznichenko, K. I. Shebeko, S. M. Cherkasov and many others. For the first time, the public will be shown graphic works from the new admission to the collections of the Gallery.

Come to discover the world of subtle emotions and deep feelings at the exhibition "The Power of Attraction". Circles of Love!