The Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art (MoCTA) is the first museum in the world, and in Europe, dedicated to housing and exhibiting contemporary Tibetan art. Founded in 2017 by Tibetan artist Tashi Norbu, alongside Leela Eleni Skitsa and their team, MoCTA has worked tirelessly to professionalize the museum and transmit the ideological concepts and Buddhist philosophy embedded in Tibetan art. The museum serves as a vital space for preserving and promoting Tibetan culture, attracting global interest in Tibet's voice, land, and heritage. Through its collection, exhibitions, workshops, and events, MoCTA provides the public with inspiring activities that connect them to Tibetan culture.

Aligned with UNESCO's mission to preserve cultural heritages like Tibet, MoCTA bridges Eastern and Western art forms, protecting and advancing Tibetan art by blending traditional elements with contemporary ideas. The museum amplifies Tibet's voice globally, embodying the four commitments of the 14th Dalai Lama and the moral values he offers to humanity. In October 2022, MoCTA officially joined the circle of Dutch Museums in the Netherlands, meeting high-quality criteria and adhering to the International Code of Ethics for Museums, which sets global standards for museum professionals and upholds the values shared by the international museum community.