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Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art

Tehran, Tehran Province

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Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art is a museum, located at Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran. They can be contacted via phone at +98 21 8898 9374, visit their website www.tmoca.com for more detailed information.

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Tehran, Tehran Province
Added by Jopie, at 02 October 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 3:00 – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Ali SniperXi
    31 March 2018

    Amazing museum that contains what you can not see in another places for modern art

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  • Arjun Jain
    29 March 2018

    Fantastic collection. Beautifully designed building. The curved ramp is reminiscent of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in NYC.

    A must see if you visit Tehran.

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  • Mr Helper
    19 February 2018

    If you are a Art lover then you must visit Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art to enjoy contemporary Art. Different exhibitions are organized too so, you can visit the Museum in your free time.
    When first time, I came in Tehran, this was a first place which I visited and I like it indeed very much. Please, if you don't have interest in Art then don't waste your money & time as it could be boring for you to visit the museum.

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  • Siamak Yazdanfar
    06 February 2018

    There is a world class exhibit for the next three months which encompasses the works of Ali Akbar Sadeghi, the most prominent Iranian artist whose works span around half a century. Paintings, animation, sculpture, audio bites, etc. A marvel of imagination beautifully said out for your senses, in a unique architectural venue in Tehran. Whether you catch this exhibit or not, don't skip this museum.

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  • Navid Ebdaei
    31 January 2018

    The Museum of Contemporary Arts is one of the most prominent Iranian and world museums, and is home to tremendous treasures of the world's greatest artists such as Gauguin, Renoir, Picasso, Magritte, Ernest, Polock, Warhol, Levitt, and Jacques. The construction of this museum is inspired by the Iranian wind turbines. This beautiful museum was built in 1978 and is located at the corner of the Laleh Park of Tehran, which was then called the Farah Park. The museum has 9 galleries, with 3 galleries dedicated to preserving the valuable works of the artists, and 6 temporary galleries are located on the visitor's visitor's site, so that visiting them for those who go to the Museum of Contemporary Art will be very simple and pleasant. Was. There are works of art and sculptures from artists from different countries around the world. The most famous of these works is the "Therapist" by René Magritte, a Belgian painter.

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  • Svetoslav Lalov
    11 September 2017

    Absolutely the best contemporary museum in the world! The collection is stunning and has no match in this world! This is easily the best museum in Tehran and pribably the entire Iran!

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  • Behrang Ask
    06 September 2017

    Fine pieces of art. The museum itself is actually a masterpiece of architecture. A must, if one visits Tehran.

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  • Sara Shafiei
    06 September 2017

    This is our museum. in diffrent periods of time you can see contemporary works of arts of iranian and other artists from all around the world.

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  • Miad Laghaei
    25 July 2017

    I visited the museum during Parviz Tanavel exhibitI can't say how good they pulled it offIt was fantastic. The way a visitor advances through exhibits and how are they arranged was done just excellently Although it's always empty, since Iranian people aren't much into art

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  • Nima Barandoust
    23 July 2017

    Mysterious museum. Most of the galleries are designed underground and it looks smaller than what it really is on the street view. A wide ramp covered with old fashioned dotted ceramics takes you to the galleries.
    Expose concerete and rough finish for inerior surface are the specific features of its interior design.

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  • Pedram Nick Aryan
    15 April 2017

    Absolutely beautiful. The collection is unlike anything outside of Western Europe and NYC. Just wish the government would look after the building and the area more. But if you like art, you must must must visit

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  • Yannick Kogitos
    03 April 2017

    Very nice museum with some of great picture like Dubuffet, Kandinsky. A must to see.

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  • Juani Almarza
    28 March 2017

    Great place to chill out a bit. They have a nice coffee shop.

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  • Pierre Berthet
    10 January 2017

    Really good museum, exhibits were great and nicely presented. Nice location and good coffee outside.

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  • Oliver Meskawi
    13 October 2016

    This will be a mixed review: the exhibition at the time of visit (October 2016) was not very interesting (endless pictures of deserts). The building itself is very interesting as well as a couple of the sculptures in the gardens (including a Matisse and 2 Giacomettis). I really hope that one day they will be able to exhibit the huge collection locked in the vaults (including the Jackson Pollock printed on the entry tickets). This can easily become a 4 or 5 stars.

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  • Carlos Sarasola Orio
    09 October 2016

    Amazing cutting-edge reinforced concrete building hosting Teheran museum of contemporary art. A maze of long corridors and slow sloping ramps with a beautiful grand lobby in the form of a spiral ramp "a lo" Guggenheim. Completely worth the visit.

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