This display of human-form sculptures in The Museum of Russian Art’s Fireside Gallery features fourteen works by Naum Mogilevsky.  The sculptures were recently added to the Museum’s growing permanent collection through a generous gift from the artist’s nephew Boris Mogilevsky and are on view for the very first time publicly.

Examining themes of industrial work in Soviet painting of the 1950s-80s, this exhibition demonstrates the profound and lasting transformations that took place in society after Joseph Stalin’s death in 1953.

Effective March 5, Christopher P. DiCarlo will assume the role of President & Director of The Museum of Russian Art from retiring Director Brad Shinkle..

6,000 Years of Archaeology, from the Earliest Civilization in Europe to the Byzantine Empire.

MINNEAPOLIS (July 14, 2011) – Opening August 13, the exhibition of works by Oleg Vassiliev is the third in a continuing series of original one-artist shows at TMORA entitled Discovering 20th Century Russian Masters.  Previous artists introduced to American audiences in the series were Geli Korzhev and Vasili Nechitailo.

MINNEAPOLIS (July 29, 2011) – The entirely redesigned http://tmora.org/ is now live.  Over the past six months, the site has been transformed from a relatively static space into a content-rich, interactive destination that fosters ongoing engagement with TMORA’s exhibitions and related resources.