Соответствие между текстами сопоставьте1. art kaleidoscope 2. a place for art and active social life3. industry and art side by side4. what the city looked like 5. make the world brighter 6. a branch of the hermitage museum7. fruitful cooperation8. whichever way you go - it's worth ita. this exhibition gives you an idea of 18th- and 19th-century st petersburg bybringing together works by both russian and foreign artists of the time. as wellas paintings of st petersburg, its outskirts and northern islands, the exhibitionalso includes representations of daily life at the time and images of the city's mostfamous mansions and grand buildings. you will be able to go back in time andlearn about different aspects of city life.b. the anna nova art gallery is a two storey building where you can mainly see theworks of young, up-and-coming local artists. it is a great place just to pop in for avisit. the curators and experts are from no less than the state hermitage museum, so the quality is guaranteed. it is probably not surprising that exhibitions typicallypresent traditional works on paper and canvas though with modern pop ideas.c.this gallery hosts a vast variety of art. its quick turnover (exhibitions usuallychange twice a month) makes the gallery particularly eclectic. the exhibitions.both individual and collaborative, reflect experiments with printing, mixed mediaand photography. the gallery hall itself is roomy and airy and uses its space well.although the gallery basically exhibits local artists, it welcomes and encouragesartists from other places and countries.d.situated below street level, this charming gallery displays exciting work. it has adeservedly high reputation in the city. various mediums are displayed, includingpaintings, graphics and applied art. turn left as you enter and you will find acave-like room stuffed with trunks of classic domestic and international dvds.turn right and you'll see several more galleries, plus a bookstore primarily sellinglocal art books, periodicals, postcards and even original works.e. it is a huge ex-bus depot that has been turned into one of the most successfulart spaces in moscow. as well as hosting massive exhibitions, the space is alsoused to get the general public involved in the city's art scene. there are regular lectures, film screenings and performances, an excellent cheap cafe, a bookshopand special fun and creative weekend excursions for families with young childrenf.an ex-paper factory (part of which is still functioning) is a non-profit space torcontemporary visual art. this industrial yard with hidden expansive exhibitionspaces is well known for being home of contemporary dance and dance theatrein moscow. they also stage concerts and show experimental films. not long agohey celebrated their 5th birthday and many special events are still going on there.g. a museum about street lamps? does it sound dull? when you are controllingthe lighting, it is not this small and eccentric place is devoted to the historymoscow street lighting. using a little remote control, you canstreet lamps. you will understand why people complained that the gamedidn't give enough light and said that the moon shone brighter