The All-Russian Decorative Art Museum opens the country's first permanent exposition of national design of the 20th and 21st centuries, "Vesch! Re/Construction". The project includes iconic objects of Soviet designers from the birth of VHUTEMAS School in 1920 to the experimental works of contemporary object designers.

The new exposition reveals surprising aspects of Russian folk life and shows the rarest examples of the folk art from the museum's collection, which was started by the Russian patron of art Sergey Timofeyevich Morozov at the end of the XIXth century.

The All-Russian Decorative Art Museum is glad to present for the first time a large-scale exhibition of Soviet-era carpets from its own collection. The seven halls of the museum present the key themes and motifs of Soviet carpet weaving related to the construction of a new worldview of common happiness: labour, family, industry, open-space, agriculture, military exploits, and new everyday life.

In autumn, the All-Russian Decorative Art Museum will host an unprecedented exhibition of contemporary lacquer art. The exposition will include works by members of the Creative Group "4+1", created over the past 25 years. The best masters of their generation - Denis and Daniil Molodkins, Evgeny Tselikov, Mikhail Komarov, Vladimir Kalinin and Irina Ilyina - will present four main schools of Russian lacquer miniatures - Mstyora, Palekh, Kholui and Fedoskino. Their work, different in style, artistic methods and techniques, has one thing in common - the search for new ways of miniature painting in today's rapidly changing world, the relevance of themes, the development of non-standard forms of objects, a new look at traditional subjects and rethinking the great heritage of lacquer crafts for their preservation and further development.

The All-Russian Decorative Art Museum presents an exhibition of Siberian carpet crafts. The space of the exhibition hall will be decorated with carpets from the museum's collection and modern samples of hand-made carpets produced by the Siberian Carpet Factory, as well as sketches, negatives and technical maps.