list of participating galleries (10 galleries from the UK, Mexico, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, and Russia not represented at the offline fair). Among the participants, there were 62 galleries from Russia, Germany, France, Estonia, Poland, Georgia, Austria, and Italy displaying works by over 300 artists. The JART Gallery received the Best Booth award. A new Made in Moscow section was introduced with the support of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of the City of Moscow. The section provided a much-needed help to Moscow-based dealers who were able to show their art for free. Almost all works from this group booth were sold resulting in a rotation of the exhibits of the "20" project curated by Alexey Maslyaev. In parallel with Cosmoscow, the Museum of Moscow for the first time hosted the blazar young art fair co-organized together with the Sample online gallery and the Anna Dyulgerova Communication agency. The fair became an official satellite of Cosmoscow. Unlike many other fairs, blazar welcomes not only galleries, but young early-career artists working independently, as well as educational institutions and contemporary art initiatives. The Cosmoscow Foundation gave the Museum of the Year title to the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art which had a special booth dedicated to the part of its collection – the world’s largest archive on the history of Russian contemporary art. Pavel Otdelnov became the Artist of the Year. At the fair, he presented a commissioned project “Geolocation, please? Choose yourself”. The Chicory Center for Contemporary Art, Zheleznogorsk was named Institution of the Year. The 9th edition of Cosmoscow was supposed to be held at the Gostiny Dvor on September 10–12, 2021, but due to the extension of the work of one of the largest vaccination centers in Russia, the fair was moved to the Moscow Manege with dates changing to September 18–20. A total of 15,000 people attended Cosmoscow 2021. The event was held in the COVID-free format, the entrance was carried out by sessions with a fixed entry time. The fair welcomed 82 galleries (including the participants of the Created in Moscow stand), a record number of exhibitors with the widest geography in the history of Cosmoscow with art from Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Hong Kong, Georgia, Russia, USA, France, Switzerland, and Estonia. The Moscow gallery stage/szena received the Best Booth award (it presented the works of Igor Samolet, Evgeny Dedov, and Kirill Garshin. Together with