The Moscow Design Museum was founded in 2012 and it is the first museum in Russia specifically dedicated to design. The museum collects, studies, and preserves Russia’s design heritage, introduces the viewers to the best examples and main schools of international design, and presents Russian design abroad.
The museum collection includes examples of domestic and foreign design from the avant-garde to the present day. These are the best works of constructivist artists, the most significant developments of Soviet designers and design associations, the works of contemporary Russian designers and cult objects of international design.
So far, the museum has successfully organized exhibition projects in some of the most prominent spaces in Russia, as well as abroad – in the UK, Holland, Germany, Belgium, and China. The museum represents the Russian Federation at the international level: in 2015, the museum presented an exhibition on the Russian avant-garde in the Russian Pavilion at EXPO 2015 in Milan. In 2016, the museum’s exhibition “Discovering Utopia: Lost Archives of Soviet Design” took part in the first London Biennale of Design (Somerset House, London) and was awarded the medal of the Biennale for the best response to the topic.
The museum works with professional audiences and students, holds forums and conferences dedicated to current issues in the development of Russian design. The museum puts much effort into educational activities engaging leading European and Russian designers and design historians.
The museum is creating a series of documentary films on design, including “History of Russian Design”, “Holland – Territory of Design”, “Discovering Utopia”, “Sweden. Design for Society”, “British Design. Traditions and Innovations”. Together with the world's largest publishing houses, the museum publishes books based on its own collection: “Designed in the USSR: 1950-1989”, “VNIITE - Discovering Utopia”, “Vladimir Runge: from“ Horizon ”to“ Zenith ”
© 2020. All content on this blog is protected by international copyright laws All images are copyrighted © by The Moscow Design Museum or assignee. Apart from fair dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review as permitted under the Copyright Act, the use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained. All images used for illustrative purposes only
The museum collection includes examples of domestic and foreign design from the avant-garde to the present day. These are the best works of constructivist artists, the most significant developments of Soviet designers and design associations, the works of contemporary Russian designers and cult objects of international design.
So far, the museum has successfully organized exhibition projects in some of the most prominent spaces in Russia, as well as abroad – in the UK, Holland, Germany, Belgium, and China. The museum represents the Russian Federation at the international level: in 2015, the museum presented an exhibition on the Russian avant-garde in the Russian Pavilion at EXPO 2015 in Milan. In 2016, the museum’s exhibition “Discovering Utopia: Lost Archives of Soviet Design” took part in the first London Biennale of Design (Somerset House, London) and was awarded the medal of the Biennale for the best response to the topic.
The museum works with professional audiences and students, holds forums and conferences dedicated to current issues in the development of Russian design. The museum puts much effort into educational activities engaging leading European and Russian designers and design historians.
The museum is creating a series of documentary films on design, including “History of Russian Design”, “Holland – Territory of Design”, “Discovering Utopia”, “Sweden. Design for Society”, “British Design. Traditions and Innovations”. Together with the world's largest publishing houses, the museum publishes books based on its own collection: “Designed in the USSR: 1950-1989”, “VNIITE - Discovering Utopia”, “Vladimir Runge: from“ Horizon ”to“ Zenith ”
© 2020. All content on this blog is protected by international copyright laws All images are copyrighted © by The Moscow Design Museum or assignee. Apart from fair dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review as permitted under the Copyright Act, the use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained. All images used for illustrative purposes only
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| The Moscow Design Museum identity |
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| The Moscow Design Museum identity |
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| The Moscow Design Museum identity |
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| Composition on the theme of an industrial area with buildings and metal constructions. 1924-33 |
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| Graphic Design: Proun by El Lissitzky.1922-23 |
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| Graphic Design: El Lissitzsky, Figures from The Three-Dimensional Design of the Electro-Mechanical Show ‘Victory over the Sun’. 1923 |
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| Toy Design |
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| Fashion Design |
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| Graphic Design: Logo CCCP |
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| Graphic Design: Poster |
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| Graphic Design: Poster, Moscow Architecture Propaganda Revolution |
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| Graphic Design: Poster, Moscow Propaganda Revolution |
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| Graphic Design: Print |
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| Graphic Design: Print |
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| Toy Design: Anton, Masha, and Grib Nevalyashka, 1956-70s |
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| Graphic Design: Packaging Sputnik wind-up shaver, 1968 |
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| Product design: Atmosfera radio |
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| Product design: Chair |
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| Product design: Chair 1960s |
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| Product design: Computer |
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| Product design: Dish |
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| Product design: Fan |
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| Product design: Radio |
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| Product design: Radio |
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| Product design: Saturnas vacuum cleaner, 1962–70 |
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| Product design: Sewing machine |
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| Product/Transportation: Snowmobile |
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| Product design: Tea set |
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| Transportation: Concept car |
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| Product design: Television |
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| Transportation: Heavy equipment |
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| Transportation: Airplane |
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| Transportation: car |
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| Transportation: car |
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| Transportation: Concept car |
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| Transportation: car |
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