From Russia’s rich literary legacy to modern cultural movements, the Pushkin Legacy is ready to re-engage the world through scholarship, creativity, and dialogue.
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Grants and recognition for cultural thinkers and researchers around the world.
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A platform for publishing powerful stories, ideas, and research.
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Backing artists whose work reflects cultural roots and global dialogue.
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Fostering connections between institutions, generations, and nations.
The poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is not merely a literary icon—he is the soul of Russian culture and the embodiment of its spirit.
When I founded the Pushkin Legacy in 1995, it was with a deep sense of purpose: to preserve his legacy, promote cultural understanding, and uplift the human spirit through meaningful initiatives. Since then, the Legacy has quietly but steadily contributed to a range of projects that honor his life and message—conservation and restoration work, international conferences, charitable galas, publications, and social welfare programs.
Today, as we revive the Pushkin Legacy for a new era, we remain committed to a mission that transcends borders. We aim to build international goodwill and support bold thinkers, scholars, and artists whose work reflects the depth and universality of Pushkin’s vision. Pushkin once wrote, "I have built a monument not wrought by hands." The Pushkin Legacy seeks to preserve that monument—not of stone, but of ideas and ideals. A monument built from language, thought, and spirit—a light to guide future generations.
With gratitude and conviction,
Kenneth Pushkin
Founder, The Pushkin Legacy
Art in the Mirror of Poetry exhibition, 2002. Illustrated Complete Museum Guidebook (with English summary), 2003. Documentary Film "Lyceum after Lyceum", chronicling Lyceum graduates, 2005.
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Installation of Archival Bookcases for original Pushkin manuscripts, 2000. Support for Pushkin Conference in Crimea, 2002. Grant for photo equipment acquisition, 2003.
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Continuing Educational Research Grants, 2001–2008. Publication: Memories — a summary celebrating 20 years of the museum’s work, 2004. Grant for Restoration of Vasily Lvovich Pushkin’s historic house, 2006.
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April 8, 2024
An exploration of how Pushkin’s Christian faith echoes in contemporary artistic pursuits.
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March 15, 2024.
Our reflections on a recent Pushkin Legacy symposium on cultural diplomacy and exchange.
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February 29, 2024
Spotlighting a new generation of artists, musicians, and writers inspired by the Pushkin tradition.
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Pushkin Legacy
P.O. Box 3232
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110
support@pushkinlegacy.com
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501 (c) (3) Organization
EIN : 94-3283498
Registration #1891803
Established 1997, Stanford,
California, USA
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