Nice building some lightweight contemporary art at ground level . main exhibition area closed but no one said before they sold me ticket.. beautiful view from outside of skopje.
Museum on a hill, so definietely a good view on a city. Nice people working there. If you don't have any plans for the day, you can see this
Good architecture. Nice art inside.. have a good view to the city of Skopje.
This modern art museum is located at the top of one of the hills in the city and has spectacular views of the city and surrounding mountains. It’s not that big but does has some nice pieces of art from local and international artists. It’s free entrance on Thursdays.
Nice architecture. You can have a beautiful city view. Although it is small but it has a nice art collection.
The museum is designed by a group of Warsaw architects called “The Tigers" and it is opened for public in 1970. The building is one of the best examples of the modernistic architecture.
In the museum collection, among others there are a paintings of Piccaso and Vasareli. And also there is a big collection of great Macedonian artists: Nikola Martinovski, Lazar Lichenoski, Petar Mazev and many more.
Go there at night events to enjoy amazing Skopje panoramic views.
It was a retrospective exhibition of the great Macedonian artist Petar Hadji Boskov
It is the best museum in the city with wonderful panorama towards the river Vardar , central and residential area of the city.
Great, but needs more improvements, inside and out..reconstruction..
It is real contemporary museum. It's a shame the government is leaving it unattended.
Modern art can be seen here as well as some works from the 60-ties - including Picasso.
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Situated at the top of a hill gives this museum a quiet and contemplative air.
The Contemporary Art Museum of Macedonia (Macedonian: Музејот на современата уметност) is one of the largest and most complete national institution of the Republic of Macedonia. Located in the capital city of Skopje, the museum was founded in 1963 following the disastrous earthquake that hit the city. The building project was donated by the Polish Government.
The collection is made up of two segments; international and national. The international segment of the collections reflects the modern art from almost all parts of the world. The larger part of the collection marks the art movements of the 1950s, 1960's and 1970s, although it contains also around a hundred works of the early modern art. The older exhibits are mainly highlighted by works of Emil Filla, Fernand Léger, and André Masson. The works of the internationally well-known artists are of special importance, such as: Pablo Picasso, Hans Hartung, Victor Vasarely, Alexander Calder, Pierre Soulages, Alberto Burri, Christo, Robert Jacobsen, Etienne Hajdu, Zoltan Kemeny, Robert Adams, Emilio Vedova, Antoni Clavé, and Georg Baselitz.