Kuryokhin Center is a renowned brand in the world of contemporary art and culture. Established in 2010, its primary function is to host the prestigious Sergey Kuryokhin Award for contemporary art. The award jury comprises distinguished experts in the field.

Over the years, the award has gained a strong reputation within both Russian and international art communities, known for its representative nominees, well-organized ceremonies, and independent selection of winners. In addition to the award, Kuryokhin Center hosts three unique international music festivals annually, featuring a diverse range of artists and innovative performances. The SKIF International Festivals have been held since 1997, showcasing avant-garde musicians and experimental music from around the world.

The Electro-Mechanica Multimedia Festival showcases various aspects of electronic audiovisual art, including experimental music, video art, installations, and performances. The Ethno-Mechanica World Music Festival celebrates the fusion of ethnic music with experimentation and originality. Apart from the festivals, Kuryokhin Center also organizes concerts, exhibitions, workshops, and film screenings.

With a strong focus on media art, the Center offers a wide range of opportunities for audiences to explore one of the most current and relevant genres of contemporary art. Currently undergoing reconstruction, the Center will soon have a revamped building designed to meet the contemporary needs of its audience. The new facilities will include concert and theater halls, sound recording and television studios, rehearsal spaces, a rock