"Biennale Night" will be held in Nizhny Novgorod.

      On July 19, an event called "Night of the Biennale" will take place in Nizhny Novgorod. During that evening, everyone will be able to view the main venues of the First International Environmental Art Biennale for free. Nizhny residents and visitors are invited to visit the main exhibition of the Biennale, "Skin of the Earth," which is housed at two sites: the Tynny Market (2A Bolshaya Pokrovskaya St.) and the Yermolaev Hotel (1 Strelka St.). The exhibition features over 250 works by 70 artists from 35 countries. The main theme of the project is the Earth's thin shell, akin to its skin, and its significance for the planet. Free entry from 17:00 to 23:00.

      At the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin, three exhibitions of the Environmental Art Biennale can be seen. The NGHM|Russian Art presents the "Bee Zone" project. Artists Maria Safronova and Anton Kuznetsov explore the structure of bee life as a metaphor for modern society through their works. Free entry to the "Bee Zone" exhibition from 19:00 to 23:00.

      At the Volgo-Vyatka branch of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (Arsenal), there is an exhibition titled "Earth/Planetary," addressing ecological issues on both planetary and local scales, along with a new project, "Dreams of Home." This project investigates the idea of home as an all-encompassing cultural constant in the human intellectual tradition—from ancient times to the present. Visitors can access the Biennale exhibitions at Arsenal free of charge from 17:00 to 23:00.

      In the CEX multimedia art space, the "Digital Hopes" exhibition continues. The installations displayed here demonstrate how human attitudes toward nature have changed over centuries under the influence of digitization. Free entry from 17:00 to 23:00.

      At the "Mayak" Academy named after A.D. Sakharov, a special Biennale project titled "Clean Energy" is showcased. The exhibition combines kinetic sculptures, light installations, paintings, and video art by artists from various generations, illustrating how scientific breakthroughs are reflected in art. On July 19, the site operates on regular hours — free entry from 9:00 to 20:00.

      According to the NGO "Center 800."