Marina Gisich Gallery is a contemporary art gallery at Fontanka River Embankment, 121, in St Petersburg. Founded in 2000, it presents work by artists including Andrei Rudiev, with exhibitions that can be provocative and emotionally engaging. The space is compact, so the displays may vary in interest from one section to another. Check the gallery website before you go for current exhibition dates; an opening night can also include champagne and appetizers.
A gallery for contemporary art
Marina Gisich Gallery was founded in 2000 to bring contemporary art to audiences in St Petersburg. It presents work in different forms and brings together artists for both ongoing and temporary exhibitions.
The gallery has also taken part in international art events. Its programme is not limited to a single display, so check the website for information about what is showing during your visit.
Planning your visit
The gallery is at Fontanka River Embankment, 121. Its compact size makes it possible to focus on the works on display, though the different sections may vary in appeal. Give each area a look before deciding where to spend longer.
Exhibition openings are another time to visit: champagne and appetizers may be available at these events. Check the gallery website for dates before you go.
FAQ
When was Marina Gisich Gallery founded?
The gallery was founded in 2000.
What kind of art can I see?
It presents contemporary art in different forms, with both ongoing and temporary exhibitions. Artists shown include Andrei Rudiev.
How can I find out what is on display?
Check the gallery website for exhibition information and dates.
