A refreshing modern contrast to traditional museums After visiting the Central Museum of Kazakhstan, the Almaty Art Museum offered a welcome change of pace with its fresh, contemporary atmosphere. While the exhibits may not be entirely unique to Almaty specifically, we thoroughly enjoyed the exhibitions and the overall experience. It’s a nice complement to the more traditional museums in the city and provides a different perspective on the local art scene. They offer discounted admission for kids, which is great for families. Don’t miss the patio - it has a beautiful view overlooking the mountains, perfect for taking a break during your visit.
Last but not least, the cafe downstair is really cool! Worth a visit if you’re looking for a modern cultural...
Read moreI am not the dan of modern art. I mostly find it so ugly and I see it not as an art. But I visit all modern art museums. Such a confusion right. Yeah here there are some stuff you may enjoy, or could attract your attention. However I am not satisfied as always.
On the other hand the building itself offers alot to interior designers and architects. You will witness one of the best example of industrial design's crusted metal walls here inside. Plus natural lighting is considered and used wisely in design.
So i recommend all architects and interior designers to visit this place.
There is also one Cafe near the entrance. Toilets are clean, you can leave your stuff to lockers it is available and free.
Entrance fee is 2000 tenge for each as of...
Read moreWho’s already been to the new museum in Almaty? I want to thank Nurlan Smagulov for creating this cultural space — it’s amazing to see private capital collecting not just “for itself,” but sharing with the public. The kids’ tour is proof of that.
Yes, it still feels a bit empty, and there’s a draft in that huge hall 😄 But everything’s comfortable, the space is well thought out, and there are some great works by local artists — including a bit of my favorite Kalmykov!
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