Artmuza

Artmuza is a contemporary art museum on Vasilyevsky Island that displays rotating exhibitions across multiple levels while housing active artist studios and performance spaces. The facility contains gallery areas for artwork alongside working studios where visitors can observe creative activity.

The building served as the Muzdetal factory starting in 1938, producing specialized storage and sports equipment for decades. It was converted into an art venue in 2014, shifting from industrial manufacturing to creative use.

The space functions as a gathering point where contemporary art, performance, and artistic work happen side by side. You encounter active studios and regular events that draw people interested in seeing how artists create and develop their projects.

The museum is located on Vasilyevsky Island with accessible entry points and multiple levels to explore at your own pace. Most visitors find they need at least a few hours to see exhibitions and observe the working studios comfortably.

The building features a rooftop terrace with views across the city, offering a quiet spot to step away from the exhibitions. The complex also includes dedicated showrooms displaying designer clothing alongside the artwork.

Location: Saint Petersburg

Inception: January 8, 2014

Website: http://artmuza.spb.ru

GPS coordinates: 59.94556,30.26500

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:02