The new display follows the international museum practice of representing the museum’s collection in the form of annual changing exhibitions.

For this Night of Museums 3 venues of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art — at 25, Petrovka, 9, Tverskoy boulevard (the Zurab gallery) and 15, Bolshaya Gruzinskaya (Z.K. Tsereteli Studio Museum) — will open their doors till late at night. Admission is free from 6:00 p.m. to midnight.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art, in collaboration with the pop/off/art gallery and Marina Gisich Gallery, presents the show of Vitaly Pushnitsky, being his first museum-level retrospective in Moscow and featuring his works from the 1990s up till now.

Cardelus transforms her family photo archives into an elaborated lace pattern with frozen moments expanding in time and space.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents «My Global Self» by Jay Janér, the first show of the Brazilian artist’s in Moscow, consisting of over thirty works from his series: Portraits and Abstractions.

The exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art for the first time in Russia offers an unprecedented personal retrospective of a well-known master of the ‘Soviet Pop Art’, or Sots Art, presenting works from the 70ies and up to the present days.

Roman Mokrov’s exhibition NOTMOSCOW will open as a part of the Début Programme organised by the Free Workshops school of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.