Far Eastern Art Museum

The Far Eastern Art Museum is an art museum in Khabarovsk that displays European and Russian paintings, antique ceramics, and works by indigenous artists. The collection is spread across different exhibition spaces that house both permanent presentations and changing displays.

The museum was founded in 1931 and is housed in a former Officers Assembly building situated on an elevated riverside position along the Amur River. This location makes the building a landmark of the city with a history closely tied to the region's cultural development.

The museum displays works by local artists from the region, including traditional art forms created by peoples of the Amur area. Visitors can see how these works reflect the life and history of this part of Russia.

Visitors should allow enough time to explore the different exhibition areas, especially if changing displays are on view. The elevated location of the building also offers views of the city and river, which adds to the visit.

The museum has gained recognition beyond the region through exhibitions shown in countries like Japan, Canada, and the United States. These international presentations show the importance of the collection to the art world far beyond East Asia.

Location: Khabarovsk

Inception: July 5, 1931

Website: http://dvhm.ru

GPS coordinates: 48.47310,135.05244

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:40