60 rarely shown works by artists from Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, and Russia.

Russian-speaking guides conduct tours of the museum's highlights every Monday at 11 am.

A selection of over 60 works by Armenian artists from the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union

Recent works by renowned cartoonists from Ukraine and Russia created in response to the Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Presented on the centenary of the 1917 Russian Revolution, this exhibition immerses visitors in the distinct textures and speeds of everyday life that arose—and have lingered stubbornly—in the wake of revolutionary upheaval.

A mini-exhibit that showcases a series of twelve decorative plates designed and crafted by accomplished artists from Palekh, and Kholui, to Fedoskino.

Rare works by Novosibirsk painters Alexander Beliaev and Mikhail Ombish-Kuznetsov, offering a glimpse into Siberian art at the close of the Soviet epoch.

Vibrant watercolors that capture village holidays and folk traditions, including designs for Christmas and Easter cards.

Beloved stories preserved through lacquer boxes, nesting dolls, children’s books, ornaments, and folk toys from TMORA’s collection.

A screening and panel discussion of a short film examining the life of Joseph Brodsky, the celebrated Russian-Jewish American writer and Nobel Laureate

A selection of spun cotton figurines used for tree decoration in the USSR in the 1930s through 1950s.

This exhibit highlights the resilience and creative power of people deprived of their freedom or their own place to live.