The Moscow Museum of Modern Art is on Gogolevsky Boulevard, in central Moscow. Its exhibitions change, with past shows including Steve McCurry photography and a Yankilevsky retrospective. The collection is small and includes selected works by Russian and international artists, so you can fit a visit into a shorter stretch of sightseeing. Check the current programme before you go, since the experience depends on which exhibitions are on. There is also a small bookshop inside with art books and souvenirs.
Check the exhibition programme
The museum’s exhibitions vary, and past shows have included Steve McCurry’s photography, a Yankilevsky retrospective and work by Shepard Fairey. Check the current schedule before setting out if you have a particular artist or type of exhibition in mind.
A compact museum stop
The collection is described as small and manageable, so the museum can suit a shorter visit. There are multiple museum buildings at different locations in Moscow; check the address of the exhibition you plan to see. The Gogolevsky Boulevard location is at number 10.
FAQ
Where is the Moscow Museum of Modern Art?
The Gogolevsky Boulevard location is at 10 Gogolevsky Boulevard, Moscow.
What can you see at the museum?
Its exhibitions change and have included Steve McCurry photography, a Yankilevsky retrospective and work by Shepard Fairey. The collection includes selected modern art by Russian and international artists.
How long should you allow for a visit?
Allow around 30 to 60 minutes for the compact collection and exhibitions.
Does the museum have a bookshop?
Yes. There is a small bookshop inside with art books and souvenirs.
