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| Established | 2012 |
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| Location | Russia, Moscow, 1 Manezhnaya Square |
| Coordinates | 55°45′13″N37°36′45″E / 55.7535°N 37.6125°E |
| Website | moscowdesignmuseum.ru/en/ |
Moscow Design Museum is a private cultural organization founded in May, 2012. It was created by a team of art historians, designers, journalists, curators and architects. The main objectives of the project are to promote Russian design, educate the public about visual culture and further international cooperation.
Moscow Design Museum opened in the end of November, 2012 in CEH “Manege”.
Article on Moscow Design Museum in The New York Times Style Magazine . [1]
Article on Moscow Design Museum in RIA Novosti . [2]
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