\u201cMMOMA 99\/12\u201d exhibition is made to time of the 20th anniversary of Moscow museum of modern art. The projects continues the line of anniversary exhibitions of MMOMA \u2014 \u201cOpen Day\u201d (2009 \u2014 2010) and \u201cFortune Museum\u201d (2014 \u2014 2015). The main theme of these projects is to show MMOMA\u2019s collection in a new way as well as its historic building in Petrovka, 25 created by famous architect Matvey Kazakov.<\/p>
Exhibition’s turning point is an artwork \u201cEverything Is Going To Be Alright\u201d by British artist Martin Creed \u2014 for a few years this neon writing welcomes the visitors of MMOMA at the entrance. In the exhibition\u2019s design neon goes inside \u2014 a party vibe was created with the help of different light scenarios in stiff enfilades of the mansion. Grids of luminescent lamps reference the so-called Y2K style that as well as MMOMA came up between the millenniums. This esthetic, both eerie and alluring, was born in contradictions between old and new, analog and cyber world. That is the way the MMOMA\u2019s collection is, where paintings of 19th century are mixed with media art.<\/p>
The exhibition occupies 20 halls (one for every year of MMOMA’s existence), each hall has its own curator. Due to its anniversary museum has invited professionals from different fields to rethink the collection. There are experts from expected theatre and fashion as well as surprising like digital technologies and perfume. Each hall is designed in collaboration with their authors \u2014 the exhibition design itself became the curator’s portrait<\/p>
Architecture: Olga Treivas, Vera Odyn, Elena Kornilova, Sanchir Dzhalsanov Exhibition’s turning point is an artwork \u201cEverything Is Going To Be Alright\u201d by British artist Martin Creed \u2014 for a few years this neon writing welcomes the visitors of MMOMA at the entrance<\/p> <\/div><\/li> In the exhibition\u2019s design neon goes inside \u2014 a party vibe was created with the help of different light scenarios in stiff enfilades of the mansion<\/p> <\/div><\/li> Grids of luminescent lamps reference the so-called Y2K style that as well as MMOMA came up between the millenniums<\/p> <\/div><\/li> Due to its anniversary museum has invited professionals from different fields to rethink the collection. There are experts from expected theatre and fashion as well as surprising like digital technologies and perfume<\/p> <\/div><\/li> The exhibition has 20 co-authors \u2014 Zurab Tsereteli, Bernard Blist\u00e8ne, Martin Creed, Mikhail Alshibaya, Alyona Doletskaya, Andrey Malakhov, Vladimir Mukhin, Olga Treivas, Diana Vishneva, Alisa Khazanova, Fedor Konyukhov, Ilya Lagutenko, Andrey Artemov, Oleg Voskoboinikov, Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Malle, Kirill Serebrennikov, Keti Chukhrov, Fedor Smolov, a voice assistant Marusia<\/p> <\/div><\/li>
Light design: Vlad Oblasov
Project management: Alina Yaroshenko
Client: \u041c\u041c\u041e\u041c\u0410
Curators: Diana Dzhangveladze, Maria Doronina
Co-curators: Zurab Tsereteli, Bernard Blist\u00e8ne, Martin Creed, Mikhail Alshibaya, Alyona Doletskaya, Andrey Malakhov, Vladimir Mukhin, Olga Treivas, Diana Vishneva, Alisa Khazanova, Fedor Konyukhov, Ilya Lagutenko, Andrey Artemov, Oleg Voskoboinikov, Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Malle, Kirill Serebrennikov, Keti Chukhrov, Fedor Smolov, a voice assistant Marusia
Status: Completed
Location: Moscow
Area: 2500 m2
Year: 2019
Photography: Olga Alekseenko
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