Past Exhibitions

Imperial Images in Etchings and Lithographs

Image: Emperor Peter I, Captain of Cavalier-Guards Collection of Vladimir von Tsurikov Fireside Gallery, October 8, 2016 – February 26, 2017   Intended to supplement the exhibition UNKNOWN FABERGE: New Finds and Rediscoveries, the display showcases a selection of etchings and lithographs from a private American collection. The display gives Minnesotan audiences the opportunity to […] Read more

Winter Holidays in Russia

    New Year Ornaments, 1950s-1960s Various producers, USSR Collection of Kim Balaschak Lower Gallery, November 19, 2016 – January 22, 2017   The exhibition Winter Holidays in Russia uncovers the rich story of the country’s winter holiday traditions, from the late Imperial period to the present. Drawing upon the collections of Kim Balaschak and […] Read more

Masterpieces of the 20th Century: Russian Realist Tradition

Masterpieces of the 20th Century: Russian Realist Tradition brings together approximately sixty superb works by prominent Soviet artists of the post-WWII period. This stellar assemblage of renowned names includes Sergei Gerasimov, Konstantin Maksimov, Vladimir Stozharov, Geli Korzhev, and many others. Technically proficient and stylistically diverse, these works transcend the rigid categories of stereotypical Soviet art. […] Read more

Olexa Bulavitsky: Immigrant Experiences and Ukrainian-American Art

The exhibition unfolds the story of an immigrant artist, from his early years of professional training in Ukraine and Leningrad to displaced persons (DP) camp in Germany after WWII, immigration to the US, and a successful professional career in Minneapolis, MN. The display will include over 40 paintings. Born in 1916, Olexa Bulavitsky spent his early years […] Read more

Visit “A Nordic Christmas” at the American Swedish Institute

Learn More at asimn.org TMORA partners with the American Swedish Institute (ASI) during their Holiday exhibition A Nordic Christmas: Myths, Legends & Fairytales at the American Swedish Institute. Visit TMORA’s Russian Christmas room located in the historic Turnblad Mansion, featuring many of the legends and myths that abound this time of the year including Grandfather […] Read more