MARe prezintă publicului peste 150 de opere, expuse într-o clădire de 1200 mp desfășurată pe 5 niveluri, dotată cu toate spațiile, echipamentele, serviciile, programele și cadrele de specialitate cerute de exigențele muzeografice.
MARe/The Museum of Recent Art, the first private art museum in Romania in more than 100 years, created and administered by the MARe Foundation, was opened to the public in October 2018.
“The Black Monolith of Primăverii” – as many like to call it – is a 1200 sqm building spread over 5 floors, equipped with all the spaces, facilities, services, programs, and specialized staff required by museum standards.
The museum holds 1000 artworks created by more than 250 Romanian and international artists, among whom are Ion Țuculescu, Andrei Cădere, Horia Bernea, Ion Grigorescu, Dan Perjovschi, Herman Nitsch, Lucio Fontana, Olafur Eliasson, Richard Long, and Michelangelo Pistoletto. Of these, more than 120 were displayed in the galleries on floors 1 and 2 between October 2018 and August 2023, as part of the collection Stylistic Diversity with Limited Liability, and for the first time, in 2025, the museum presents its international contemporary art collection on the occasion of the exhibition All Our Todays, featuring 50 renowned global artists who have reshaped, over the last six decades, the understanding of contemporary international art.
Representing what is likely the most significant private investment in such a project, MARe takes seriously its role as a catalyst, becoming a new cultural landmark on the map of Bucharest and beyond. New both chronologically and in terms of discourse, approach, proposals, and through a significant educational department, MARe aims to be, in every respect, an “event-space,” a cultural hub open to art lovers and related events.
