Art Museum With Ties to Kremlin Rebrands With Loans From Western Partners

Hermitage Amsterdam museum has changed its name to H'Art Museum and will present works from the Smithsonian, the Centre Pompidou, and the British Museum.
The museum severed ties with the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg in March 2020 due to the invasion of Ukraine.
H'Art Museum will have separate contracts with each partner institution to receive art loans and share resources.
The Pompidou has agreed to work with H'Art on five exhibitions over five years, starting in 2024 with a show of Wassily Kandinsky works.
American billionaire Thomas Kaplan will provide a major loan of Dutch masters paintings to the H'Art Museum for an exhibition in 2025.