OVCHARENKO (former Regina Gallery rebranded in August 2018) is one of the first private galleries of contemporary art in Moscow. Since the mid-1990s, the gallery has been a regular participant of international art fairs including Art Basel and Frieze. OVCHARENKO works with the artists whose ideas are declared both in Russia and internationally. Among the world’s known gallery’s residents are Victor Alimpiev, Sergey Bratkov, Sergey Zarva, Pavel Pepperstein, Ivan Chuikov, Semyon Faibisovich. Since 1994, OVCHARENKO has invited the leading international curators to collaborate. Dan Cameron (US) and Yara Bubnova (Bulgaria) curated projects in OVCHARENKO; the gallery has hosted solo shows of such artists as Claire Fontaine, Jonathan Meese, Jack Pierson, and Daniel Richter. OVCHARENKO regularly provides artworks of its residents for display at large international exhibitions and biennials of contemporary art. The work of gallery artists are kept in the collections of leading world museums: MoMA (New York), Tate Modern (London) and Centre Pompidou (Paris).