East Kazakhstan Regional Museum of Fine Arts Named for the Nevzorov family

This art museum is housed in a building on Pushkin Street and displays a broad collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative crafts. The exhibition halls showcase works by Kazakh and international artists arranged throughout the building.

The museum was founded in 1985 and named after the Nevzorov family, who contributed significantly to art development in East Kazakhstan. The establishment reflects a regional effort to gather and honor artistic works.

The museum displays works spanning different art periods and styles, reflecting the artistic development of East Kazakhstan across its collections. These pieces show how local and regional artists have contributed to a broader understanding of contemporary and classical art forms.

The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday and welcomes visitors during standard hours. Guided tours are available upon request and can enhance your understanding of the collections.

The institution employs specialists in scientific documentation and artistic methodology to manage its collections professionally. These experts ensure that the works are properly catalogued and preserved for future generations.