One of the largest and most ambitious projects in the field of contemporary art will be held this summer in Moscow for the fourth time.

The biennale will bring together creative initiatives of the new generation of artists from Russia and abroad.

The leading museums and contemporary art centers in Moscow take part in the event preparation in cooperation with regional and international partners.

The project draws the intent attention of critics, curators and other members of the professional community and the general public – of all those who care about the future of arts.

One of the main objectives set by the Biennale of young arts is to open new names of young painters.

The project gives a chance to representatives of new generation to make connections and develop creative interaction with professional artistic commmunity.

This year the chief curator of the project will be David Elliott, curator, writer and museum consultant. For the IV Moscow International Biennale of young arts David Elliott has selected the theme "The Time to dream" – as the symbol of chronic insecurity of our time and acute aspirations of young and all future generations to dream in order to overcome the boundaries of "things as they are" and improve the world.

The main project of the Biennale in 2014 will be presented at the Museum of Moscow. Also in conjunction with the museum the Biennale education programme will be organized.

National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA) and Moscow Museum of Modern Arts (MMOMA) will become the sites for strategic projects of the Biennale.

The founders: the Ministry of culture of Russian Federation, the Department of culture of the city of Moscow, National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow Museum of Modern Arts (MMOMA).

The organizers: National Center for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow Museum of Modern Arts (MMOMA).

Co-organizer of the main project: the Museum of Moscow.