What is there
to see?

You’ll get serious Alice in Wonderland vibes in the Moco Garden. Have a stroll around and see what you stumble upon! It’s true that the best surprises are the ones you least expect. Chances are you have never seen a giant red gummy bear, a little circus wagon or an oversized pink bed in any other front garden.
And if you think the outside area is impressive, you’re going to want to make your way inside!

The Moco Museum focuses on temporary exhibitions alongside its one permanent exhibition. Moco Masters is dedicated to big names from the art world that you are sure to have come across before. And if you haven’t, now’s your chance!
Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and Mark Rothko are just some of the stars of this collection. You can admire their artwork inside the museum and outside, where renovation work was recently signed off.

Moco masters are selected for their talent, innovation or vision. The artists were friends, acquaintances and even colleagues in some cases. Having inspired each other, their work continues to inspire the next generation.

And then you have the temporary exhibitions. At the moment, the spotlight is on Banksy’s street art, whilst Studio Irma will be inviting you in for some forward reflections.

Everyone is talking about Banksy right now and as I’m writing this, there are three other exhibitions dedicated to his (or her) work. The artist’s identity has still not been revealed, which makes them all the more fascinating. Anti-capitalist messages are at the heart of their work, which often highlights injustice and inequality. A few of their most iconic pieces are currently on display at the Moco Museum.

Yayoi Kusama is another interesting artist, who has a whole room dedicated to her unique interior design style as part of the permanent exhibition at the Moco Museum. ‘Night of Stars’ and ‘Pumpkins’ are on display on the first floor.