Famous art galleries in Nursultan

Nur-Sultan - Kazakhstan

Nursultan is the young and dynamic capital of Kazakhstan, a place to nurture and develop artistic talents for the country. Although not well known to the world, the contemporary art of Kazakhstan is gradually awakening with the initiatives and art projects of enthusiastic artists. If you are a lover of flower festivals, please refer to the galleries and art exhibitions in Nursultan below.

Kulanshi Art Space

Kulanshi Art Space is a collaborative project of ForteBank and the Kulanshi Center for Contemporary Art. The idea of creating this art space belongs to Bulat Utemuratov, the main shareholder of the bank, who helped revive the masterpieces of Kazakhstan in 2016. The gallery regularly organizes exhibitions of artists. famous artist at home and abroad. There are also permanent exhibitions that help art lovers understand more about the famous works of Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall.

Address: Dostyq St 8/1, Nur-Sultan 020000, Kazakhstan

Phone: +8 727 5455456

Hours of Operation: 10.00 AM-06.00 PM

Kulanshi Modern Art Center

The Kulanshi Art Center is located on the sixth floor of the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation. It is divided into three halls with each dedicated to different exhibitions. A large collection including works by Picasso, Durer, Dali and Rembrandt is displayed in a permanent hall. There is also another gallery dedicated to permanent exhibitions, mainly by young Kazakh artists. Gallery staff speak very good English, always ready to answer any questions visitors have about the artwork displayed at the center.

Address: 6th floor, Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, 57 Tauelsyzdyk Avenue (B. Momyshuly)

Phone: +8 717 2744 717

Operating hours: 10.00 AM-06.00 PM (Monday to Friday), 11.00 AM-03.00 PM (try Saturday)

Shezhyre Gallery

Shezhyre Art Gallery is a place where art lovers can enjoy the brainchild of contemporary Kazakh artists. It is divided into many galleries with different colors. The main gallery is yellow with 100 paintings and 19 sculptures, where you can enjoy works by modern Kazakh painters, such as KV Mullashev, Akanaev and Begalin. The Shezhyre Gallery is an ideal place to explore Kazakhstan's contemporary art scene.

Address: 57 Tauelsizdik Avenue

Phone: +8 717 270 0383

Operating hours: 10.00 AM-06.00 PM (closed every Monday)

TSE Art Destination

TSE Art Destination is a combination of a modern art gallery, an education center and an art laboratory. The center has a mission to popularize and make art an integral part of the cultural and spiritual life of the capital. TSE's first exhibition presents the work of Almagul Menlibayeva, a passionate Kazakh artist living and working in Almaty and Berlin.

Address: 33 A Respublika Avenue

Phone: +8 717 270 0383

Hours of Operation: 10.00 AM-07.00 PM

Has Sanat Gallery

Has Sanat Gallery displays works by famous artists and emerging talents in the country. At the core of the collection are paintings by local Kazakh artists, including A. Sadykhanov, A. Akanayev and E. Tolepbay. The gallery also organizes traveling exhibitions of domestic and international artists.

Address: 47 Abai Avenue and 14 Kunaev Street (Nursaya-1 residential complex)

Phone: +8 717 250 8465

Hours of Operation: 10.00 AM-06.00 PM

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Art space in Nursultan

For those who love art, Nursultan can still be a suitable destination, although it does not necessarily have too many choices. It is not an exaggeration to say that art is gradually being nurtured and developed in this young and dynamic capital. And here are some places you can refer to if you want to learn about the general art scene in Nursultan.

Famous art galleries in Nursultan

Khu tưởng niệm Alzhir (Alzhir Memorial)

Historically, the country of Kazakhstan has been through a dark period under the Soviet Union. Concentration camps were in turn built by the Soviet government throughout Kazakhstan to serve political needs. More than 30km from the center of the capital Nursultan, Alzhir is a concentration camp where more than 8,000 women and wives of politicians have a reputation for betraying the Soviet government. Today, this place is both a museum and a memorial to the victims who were persecuted in the darkest days of history.

Trung tam Nazarbayev (Nazarbayev Center)

The Nazarbayev Center was established on January 23, 2012 by decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as a multifunctional educational and research institution. The unique architecture of this structure is a pride of the people of Kazakhstan and makes visitors admire and praise it. Built on the design of famous British architect Norman Foster, the Nazarbayev center is shaped like a giant eye looking up at the sky, symbolizing the strength of the country of Kazakhstan.