MORA Museum of International Art is an esteemed institution that has evolved over the years. Formerly known as the Museum of Russian Art, it recently changed its name to better reflect its political stance, consistently opposing the Russian government. The museum has always been a hub for dissident and human rights activism.

Notably, MORA has held auctions to support Ukraine during its challenging times. Initially founded as C. A.

S. E. Museum of Russian Art in Exile, it played a crucial role in introducing the art of Soviet émigrés to American audiences.

The core collection, mostly sourced from human rights activist Alexander Glezer's private holdings, matched the significance of Norton Dodge's collection at that time. In the 1980s and early 90s, MORA hosted the first exhibitions outside Russia for notable artists such as Erik Bulatov, Alexander Kharitonov, and Ernst Neizvestny. For the past three decades, MORA has nurtured Russian culture and community in the Tri-State area through its exhibitions, events, and lectures.

With new directors at the helm, the museum expanded its activities to include concerts, international art fairs, online exhibits, and auctions, featuring artists from around the world. Visit MORA Museum of International Art in Jersey City, NJ, to experience the vibrant and diverse world of art