Museo Gurvich, Art museum in Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo, Uruguay.

Museo Gurvich occupies a historic building at Sarandí 524 in Ciudad Vieja, remodeled by architects Fernando Giordano and Rafael Lorente into about 900 m² across six floors. The ground floor holds murals; the upper floors follow Gurvich's career chronologically, with a room for ceramics and sculpture. A double-height gallery on the fourth and fifth floors frames a view of the Metropolitan Cathedral dome.

The museum was founded in 2005 and documents the artistic career of a 20th-century artist who worked in Montevideo. A relocation in 2015 to Sarandí Street and conversion to a state institution in 2019 reflect the growing importance of this art collection.

Gurvich's works reflect his experiences as a Jewish immigrant and his connection to Montevideo's artistic movements. His creations capture personal perspectives and feelings that hold meaning in the local art scene.

The museum occupies a historic building at Sarandí 524 in the Ciudad Vieja, a short walk from the cathedral. It opens Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 18:00 and Saturdays from 11:00 to 15:00, and stays closed on Sundays all year. Admission is charged except on Tuesdays, when entry is free.

The building houses a large constructivist mural from 1963 that was restored and now remains on permanent display. This artwork shows Gurvich's artistic engagement with geometric forms and movement on a grand scale.