Since the Cherkashins' exhibits are developed in relation to particular themes and correspond to individual exhibition spaces, their compositions varies from exhibit to exhibit. Exhibitions are composed of photographic materials and newspapers, which are turned into pictures, bouquets of flowers, and figures of people. The print medium attempts to convey auditory, graphic, and rhythmic information. All of these different artistic forms converge in the unifying space of an exhibition, where each element remains at the same time a work of art in its own right.

Celebration of the Birthday in the Central TV Studio, Moscow, 1993.

The Day of Press,the Day of Pravda, Central TV Studio, Moscow, 1993

Central House of Artists. Installation.Moscow 1994.

The USSR, Library of Foreign Literature, Moscow 1996

Museum Metropolitan Starts Spring in Russia. Central Concert Hall "Russia", Moscow, 1993

Museum Metropolitan Starts Spring in Russia. Central Concert Hall "Russia",Moscow, 1993

Museum Metropolitan starts Spring in Russia. Central Concert Hall "Russia", Moscow, 1993

Supremacist Bedroom. Municipal Exhibition Hall A-3 , Moscow 1992.Moscow 1996.

Valery & Natasha Cherkashin. Installation in the World Bank, Washington DC, USA 1998

Kremlin, Palace of Congresses. Moscow 1993

Mirages of Empires. The Russian House. Berlin 1997.

Empires: Russia past & Present.
Irving Arts Center, Dallas, USA. 2000

The Way of "Pravda". Library of Foreign Literature. Moscow 1991

Kremlin's Catacombs. Installation. Dom, Moscow. 2000.