The Moscow Museum of Modern Art is pleased to announce the first Museum solo show Displacement by Italian artist Giada Ripa, as part of the Year of Cultural Exchange between Italy and Russia.

Ignacio Burgos is well known to the international audience: his personal exhibitions are shown in major world capitals, and his works are kept in museums and private collections around the world.

Vadim Voinov is one of the leading figures of Saint-Petersburg contemporary art. His special area of interest is Russian history of 1900s—1980s; and the real objects that, being out of use, have lost their relevance are his material of choice.

The village of Maglehem (Population 250) is situated in the bay of Hanö on the south east coast of Baltic Sea (Sweden). During the last 60 years the area has attracted many artists who have found inspiration in its unique nature.

New York, the so-called city that never sleeps, has always been and still is one giant photo-op.

In many artworks by the artist the viewer can see hidden searches of the lost or unidentified time. During his travels through the labyrinths, the artist finds codes and the language of his paintings by intuition.

For the first time ever in Russia, Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents a solo exhibition of legendary American photographer Roxanne Lowit. The exhibition is part of the parallel program of the 6th Moscow International Festival Fashion and Style in Photography 2011.

The new project «Festivals» includes about 40 paintings, the presentation of the exhibition is expected in Moscow Museum of Modern Art in March 2011.

Olga and Oleg Tatarintsev are rightly considered to stand among the leading followers of minimalist art tradition. Their works can be found in important museums of contemporary art and private collections all around the world.

Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents a solo exhibition by Cecilia Paredes, internationally renowned Peruvian artist.