Garage Museum Of Contemporary Art
Design work for Garage Museum Of Contemporary Art, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 5
- Studios
- 3
- Latest work added
- May 2026
- Brand Identity 1
- Campaign 1
- Exhibition Design 1
- Motion Design 1
- Web Design 1
Design cases by studio
Ony (3)
- Interview and Branding for Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
- As part of the exhibition 'Louise Bourgeois. Structures of Existence: The Cells' at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, the studio created branding materials and conducted an interview with Jerry Gorovoy, Bourgeois’s assistant and curator. The project explored themes of art, memory, and Moscow’s cultural landscape through a refined visual and editorial approach.
- Advertising Campaign Branding for Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
- The studio developed a branding concept and promotional video for the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art. The campaign highlighted the museum as not only an exhibition space but also a vibrant cultural hub for families, activities, and dining experiences.
- Launch Video for Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
- The project involved creating a short atmospheric video capturing the mood and excitement of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art’s grand opening in Gorky Park. The film conveyed the sense of modernity and celebration surrounding the museum’s new permanent home.
Charmer (1)
- Website Redesign for Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
- Charmer Studio redesigned the Garage Museum website to unify its growing range of activities — from exhibitions to research and education — into a clear, cohesive digital experience. The content-first design emphasizes clarity and structure, using subtle typographic and spatial details to support the museum’s distinctive identity while maintaining flexibility for frequent updates.
Kirill Gluschenko (1)
- Exhibition Design for Moscow Lights
- Moscow Lights was part of the 2nd Garage Triennial of Russian Contemporary Art, titled ‘A Beautiful Night for All The People,’ held at the Garage Museum in Moscow. The project showcased Kirill Gluschenko’s conceptual approach to spatial storytelling within a group exhibition context.
