We’re excited to share some bright news: thanks to your generosity, we’ve reached our fundraising goal for TMORA’s lighting system upgrade! When we launched this campaign last month, we asked for your help in funding a major improvement to the Museum’s gallery lighting—an essential step in preserving and presenting art at its best. Your response […] Read more
A Message from the Executive Director: TMORA Needs Your Help April 22, 2025By Mark J. Meister, Executive Director Dear Friends of TMORA, I’m writing to share how the recent shutdown of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is directly affecting The Museum of Russian Art. On March 31, all IMLS staff were placed […] Read more
This exhibition presents some of the largest paintings from the Soviet era that TMORA could unearth in private American collections. These rare canvases are inhabited by collective farmers, loggers, construction workers, and an occasional waitress or an artist’s wife, some of them tough and mighty proletarian superheroes, while others pensive and demure. The theme of […] Read more
Alexander ViazmenskyAmanita muscaria, 2001Watercolor on paperOn loan from Michael Peltsman This exhibition is available for booking and is not currently on view at TMORA. Exhibition Name: Russia’s Native Mushrooms: Botanical Watercolors by Alexander Viazmensky Description:The Museum of Russian Art (TMORA) in Minneapolis presents a traveling exhibition of watercolors by Alexander Viazmensky. The exhibition focuses on realistic depictions of Russia’s […] Read more
February 24, 2025 marks three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine—a violation of international law that continues to bring devastating loss and destruction. The Museum of Russian Art (TMORA) stands in unwavering solidarity with the people of Ukraine and condemns the ongoing aggression. We also recognize and honor those in Russia who bravely oppose […] Read more
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operation Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
