Visit Moco Museum London for a thought-provoking journey through iconic modern, contemporary, and digital art from Warhol to Kusama. Each eye-opening exhibition will leave you speechless!
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Visit Moco Museum London for a thought-provoking journey through iconic modern, contemporary, and digital art from Warhol to Kusama. Each eye-opening exhibition will leave you speechless!
Whether you're a fan of traditional art or looking for the latest avant-garde trends, you've got to visit the Moco Museum London. After wowing over 6 million visitors in Amsterdam and Barcelona, this innovative art space has arrived at Marble Arch, right in the heart of London, with a style that makes art accessible for everyone of all ages.
Spread across 2,500 square meters, the Moco Museum London brings together modern, contemporary, digital, and immersive art, bridging the past, present, and future of artistic creation all in one tour.
With your ticket, you'll get to explore over 100 bold works by more than 35 visionary artists across three floors. Plus, your admission includes an audio guide in several languages so you can use your own phone to discover the stories behind every piece.
From Andy Warhol's revolutionary pieces to immersive creations by today's artists, the Moco Museum is easily one of the coolest cultural spots in the city. Some of the world-famous names you'll find here include Banksy, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Yayoi Kusama, among many others. Welcome!
Along with the permanent exhibitions featuring works of contemporary and modern art, the Moco Museum welcomes you to admire its temporary exhibitions. You can read about the current exhibitions in the Moco Museum below.
One of the permanent exhibitions, Moco Masters, is a collection of work from some of the most iconic artists in modern art history. Marvel at the pop art genius of Andy Warhol, the striking creations of Jean-Michel Basquiat, and the thought-provoking pieces by street art legend Banksy.
You’ll also discover masterpieces from Yayoi Kusama, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, and the infamous Pablo Picasso. Each piece celebrates a different vision, offering an opportunity to get closer to the works that have shaped our cultural landscape.
This exhibition showcases cutting-edge works by artists who continue to push creative boundaries. Among the standout names are KAWS, the playful Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami, and the multifaceted Robbie Williams.
The journey continues with the innovative visions of Tracey Emin, Daniel Arsham, Julian Opie, and Hayden Kays, offering a comprehensive overview of contemporary creativity.
The Digital and Immersive Art exhibition is a dazzling collection of digital art that blurs the lines between technology and creativity. You'll be captivated by the multimedia pieces of Pilar Zeta and Andrés Reisinger.
The exhibition also features futuristic installations by British sculptor Anthony James, known for his striking visual work in Netflix’s Glass Onion. Don Diablo and Pulse Interactive offer an extraordinary look at digital art’s cutting edge, while Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn and Ibiza's Miranda Makaroff showcase their immersive artistic visions.
Step into the world of Keith Haring and discover how his art went from the streets of 1980s New York to becoming part of pop culture and everyday life. Simply Haring, a major temporary exhibition at Moco Museum London, brings together over 40 prints, posters, publications, and objects spanning different stages of the artist's career.
Through dynamic lines, lively figures, and recurring symbols, Haring developed an instantly recognizable visual language that was both playful and accessible. His simple shapes became statements on politics, identity, inequality, and social justice, while he used different formats and settings to bring art to a wider audience.
Across 4 rooms, Simply Haring features subway drawings attributed to the artist, recurring symbols, Pop Shop materials, and posters supporting social causes. The exhibition explores how Haring connected art with music, nightlife, pop culture, and the social issues of his time.
The MOCO Museum in London is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Final admission is at 8 pm.
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