Galerie nächst St. Stephan, Art gallery near St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, Austria.
Galerie nächst St. Stephan is an art museum in central Vienna presenting contemporary paintings, installations, and multimedia works. The exhibition spaces span multiple levels and feature rotating collections throughout the year.
The space opened as Neue Galerie in 1923 and became Galerie nächst St. Stephan in 1954 under the direction of Monseigneur Otto Mauer. This shift marked its transformation into a center for modern artistic expression.
The gallery takes its name from the nearby St. Stephen's Cathedral and regularly features international contemporary artists. Visitors can see works by creators from different countries who shape the art scene in Vienna.
The museum sits between Hansgrunangergasse and Domgasse steps from St. Stephen's Cathedral. Visitors should allow time to explore the full space since exhibitions are spread across multiple floors.
Monseigneur Otto Mauer turned the space into a hub for avant-garde artists and introduced Austrian audiences to Art Informel. His work transformed the institution from a religiously focused venue into a platform for experimental art.
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