The Estonian Museum of Modern Art, also known as KUMU, is located in Tallinn, Estonia. It is the largest and most significant art museum in the country, showcasing contemporary and modern art from Estonia and around the world. The museum features a diverse collection, including paintings, sculptures, and installations, and hosts temporary exhibitions that highlight various artistic movements. Opened in 2006, KUMU is part of the Estonian Art Museum and is designed by architect Peeter Põldre. The building itself is an architectural landmark, combining modern design with the surrounding natural landscape. Visitors can enjoy educational programs, workshops, and guided tours that enhance their understanding of contemporary art.