Կրասնոդարի երկրամասի կերպարվեստի ցուցասրահ, Arts center in Krasnodar, Russia.

The Krasnodar Regional Arts Exhibition Hall occupies the ground floor of a multi-storey residential building at 32 Rashpilevskaya Street, in the historic centre of Krasnodar. Its exhibition area covers 1,100 square metres and hosts between 60 and 80 international, regional and local exhibitions each year.

The hall opened in 1989 on the ground floor of a residential block at 32 Rashpilevskaya Street, in the administrative and cultural centre of Krasnodar. Its exhibition area covers 1,100 square metres. In May 2012 it was to host Marat Gelman's "ICONS" show; protests by Cossacks, Orthodox groups and local parties, a bomb threat and a scuffle in which Gelman was beaten prevented the opening.

The hall's own collection focuses on painters and graphic artists of southern Russia, including Mikhail Arkhangelsky, Alexander Artishchuk, Oleg Bednarzhik, Vladimir Grig, Yuri Novikov, Yuri Reznik and Vladimir Yegorov. It held 370 items by 2007 and nearly doubled by 2024. Its stated aims are to support Kuban art and to show work from Europe, the CIS and Russia's main cultural centres.

The hall occupies the ground floor of a residential block at 32 Rashpilevskaya Street, in the administrative and cultural centre of Krasnodar. Its exhibition area covers 1,100 square metres, so allow time for several rooms. The entrance is at street level, directly from the pavement.

The hall occupies the ground floor of an apartment block at 32 Rashpilevskaya Street, opened in 1989. Its collection, begun from scratch, held 370 items by 2007 and nearly doubled by 2024, with works by Kuban artists such as M. Arkhangelsky, A. Artishchuk, O. Bednarzhyk, V. Grig, Yu. Novikov, Yu. Reznik and V. Yegorov.