<div><br>A contemporary and spacious hotel in the loft style occupies a historic building at the heart of Saint Petersburg which still retains the character of the Imperial era. The distinctive hotel design is inspired by the Wynwood Art District of Miami.</div><div><br>Collaboration between <strong>Pokras Lampas </strong>and the WYNWOOD design hotel is not accidental:&nbsp; modern musicians and artists from all over the world stay here, fashionable St. Petersburg citizens go for breakfasts or brunches. The main sights of the city, clubs and bars, museums are just nearby. You can see mural from the hotel or The Jungle Café.<br><br><br></div>

WYNWOOD Hotel

<div>"Sevkabel Port" is a project of transformation of the historical "rust belt" of the&nbsp; city harbor into a public cultural and business space. Sevkabel Port opened in September 2018 and continues to develop.&nbsp;<br>The pedestrian embankment overlooking the Gulf of Finland, which was opened by Sevkabel Port, is a new must see of the city.&nbsp;<br>More than 600 events are held on the territory and in the spaces of the Sevkabel Port every year. Educational programs, performances, concerts, exhibitions, sports activities, markets, film screenings, gastronomic and music festivals take place at the liveliest event venue in Russia.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>Sevkabel Port combines the best practices of transforming industrial heritage into a regional center of cultural and entrepreneurial activity. In 2019, Sevkabel Port was visited by more than 1,650,000 guests, including 300,000 tourists.<br>The initiator and investor of the project is the Sevkabel plant, the first cable plant in Russia, founded in 1879 as a manufactory of the Siemens &amp; Halske trading house.</div>

Sevcable Port

<div>Street Art Museum is a unique territory of art combining a gallery space, street culture and functioning Laminated Plastics Factory. The Museum was founded in 2012 after a graffiti party held in one of the abandoned factory’s workshops. Today the territory is divided into two zones — permanent exhibition at the functioning production area of the Factory that houses the collection of murals made by modern street artists and a public space where temporary exhibitions are held and various events take place. The permanent collection includes around 50 works by contemporary artists, which can be seen as a part of an excursion around the factory territory and premises.</div>

Street Art Museum

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Tatiana Gomez

Anna Smirnova

Nadezhda Opalinskaya

Polina Okean

FI2K

Mikhail Uteev

Artem Cowy

Pasha Jerkoff

Camil

Anton Aist

Ivan Maximov

Azat Nurgaleev

Kashak.Official

<div>Made for VK Fest, these works found temporal home in a typical courtyard and can be seen through grills.</div>

Nadezhda Opalinskaya, Polina Okean, FI2K, Mikhail Uteev, Artem Cowy, Pasha Jerkoff, Camil, Anton Aist, Ivan Maximov, Azat Nurgaleev, Kashak.Official

VK Fest x Arton