The Moscow Museum of Modern Art and the Triumph Gallery present The Edge, an exhibition by Nikita Chernoritsky, dedicated to human boundary states and the exploration of the concept of external and internal boundaries and limits. The exhibition is part of the Young Lions, a joint program to support young art.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents the eleventh thematic exhibition of its collection, once again located at one of the MMOMA venues at 25 Petrovka Street.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents a significant project for the exchange of cultural heritage with Yakutia, a unique and world-famous region of Russia. The exhibition is prepared jointly with the AyarKut Foundation for the Support of Contemporary Art and with the support of the Yuri Gagarin Center for Culture and Contemporary Art.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art announces Alienation Mechanism, a new exhibition held by the MMOMA Education Center as part of the Collection. Vantage Point program. The project addresses one of the founding cultural myths of the 20th century — the phenomenon of alienation and entropy, detachment and estrangement.

The MMOMA Education Center on 17 Ermolaevsky Lane was opened in the winter 2017 on the one of the four venues of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. The creation of such a Center has become a logical development of the museum’s activity in the sphere of education and popularization of contemporary art, which allows to consolidate and expand all existing educational projects of the museum.

Moscow Museum of Modern Art in collaboration with Tsukanov Family Foundation presents the first full-scale retrospective exhibition of Oleg Tselkov, one of the most famous classics of Soviet nonconformist art.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art in collaboration with Krokin Gallery announces a monographic exhibition of the artist duo of Alexey Politov and Marina Belova.

The Vadim Sidur Museum and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art present The Amazing Journey of a Mischievous Boy, a research project by artist Anna Titova who reimagines the renovated permanent exhibition of the Vadim Sidur Museum.

Vadim Sidur Museum and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art with the support of Anna Nova Gallery are happy to announce Everything Is Terrible, a personal project by Mayana Nasybullova. This is the artist’s research of the phenomenon of catastrophe as a recurring process that undermines the global history of civilization.

The Museum-Studio of Dmitry Nalbandyan was set up by the Moscow Government basing on the collection presented by the artist as a gift to the city in the end of 1992. Since 2018 the Museum-Studio is part of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art containing over 1500 artist’s works: paintings, sketches, drawings, photographs and personal belongings.

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Over 250 paintings, graphics, enamels, pieces of monumental and indoor sculpture.

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