The logo of the Russia‑K TV channel consists of a rectangular composition made of two color blocks. On the left is a blue rectangle with the word ROSSIA in white uppercase letters, rendered in a dense geometric typeface. On the right is a red square with a white capital K, representing “Culture.” This design was introduced in 2010 during the channel’s rebranding to align with the visual identity of VGTRK. In 2017, the logo was refined with deeper color saturation, a cleaner typeface, and adaptation for digital and HD formats.
Russia‑K is a federal, state-operated television channel within VGTRK. It began broadcasting on November 1, 1997, under the name Kultura and adopted its current name in 2010. The channel specializes in programming about culture, science, arts, history, literature, theater, and classical music. Its schedule includes documentaries, concerts, plays, lectures, interviews, and analytical shows. Russia‑K does not air commercial advertising and focuses on educational and public-interest content.
