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The Fabergé Arts Foundation is dedicated to the conservation of St. Petersburg’s cultural heritage and to the promotion of the artistic legacy of Carl Fabergé.
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The Fabergé Arts Foundation (FAF) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, with offices in Washington, D.C., and St. Petersburg, Russia. Since its founding in 1990, FAF has worked to promote the legacy of Carl Fabergé through international exhibitions, jewelry competitions, and the establishment of a museum in his name. The foundation has also been concerned throughout its history with preserving the architectural landmarks of the city that gave birth to Fabergé. Support for the foundation is provided by individual donors, philanthropic foundations, and corporate sponsorship for specific programs.
WHAT WE DO
In partnership with St. Petersburg’s architectural, political, and cultural leaders, including the director of the State Hermitage Museum, the Fabergé Arts Foundation (FAF) serves as an architectural and cultural conservancy for the city. St. Petersburg is rigorous in its plans to restore its landmarks while maintaining visual cohesion and historical unity. FAF works with the city in adapting its buildings to contemporary urban needs, by inviting international experts and hosting workshops and conferences. FAF identifies restoration projects of historical significance, raises awareness and funds for these projects, and manages the restoration process.
On May 4, 2005, the creation of the first Fabergé Museum in St. Petersburg was announced at the Russian Embassy. It will be located in the State Hermitage. A joint venture of FAF and the Hermitage, the Fabergé Museum will include exhibitions as well as a multimedia research center.
Washington
Office
910 17th Street, NW Suite 408 Washington, DC 20006
tel. (301) 986-1576 fax (301) 986-5521 E-mail:
Faberge_Arts@verizon.net
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St.
Petersburg Office
c/o Lyudmila Bakayutova, Executive Director 7 Pochtamtskaya Street St Petersburg, Russia
190000 tel./fax 7 (812) 938-74-87
bakayutova@rustelecom-museum.ru
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