Polotsk Art Gallery is a creative cluster of the city, previously located within the walls of the Epiphany Cathedral. Today it is a branch of the National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve, an architectural monument of the 18th century. with an exhibition area of ​​900 sq.m.

The permanent exhibition of the Polotsk art space has two floors, on which the work of iconic Belarusian artists is presented: applied art of the 12th-19th centuries, secular portraiture of the 18th century, as well as fine art of Belarus of the 20th century. The third floor is dedicated to rotating exhibitions, each of which is accompanied by a well-attended presentation by the author.

In addition to paintings, the Polotsk Art Gallery is rich in extraordinary art objects, intricate sculptures and fascinating audio recordings and videos that more fully reveal the history of art during the period in question. The museum has so many works in the style of impressionism, expressionism, cubism and other styles.

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Selected dates:

1981

The art gallery of the city of Polotsk was opened as a branch of the Museum of Local Lore.

1985

The art gallery became part of the Polotsk Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve.

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Gallery Guide:

Tamara Dzhumantaeva, director

Anastasia Nemchinskaya, head of the excursion department