Art galleries in Strasbourg: directory, map and artistic districts

1 place Hans-Jean-Arp, 67000 Strasbourg

The MAMCS covers a vast route from 1870 to today in a bright building on the banks of the Ill. Arp, Taeuber-Arp, Doré, Kandinsky, Baselitz and Niki de Saint Phalle rub shoulders with photography, video and installations, with exhibitions which regularly renew the readings of the collection.

2 place du Château, 67000 Strasbourg

On the first floor of the Rohan Palace, the museum passes through the European schools from Giotto to Courbet. Botticelli, Raphael, El Greco, Rubens, Zurbaran, Goya and Corot allow us to compare Renaissance, Baroque and 19th century in an exceptional historical setting.

3 place du Château, 67000 Strasbourg

Facing the cathedral, this museum brings together original sculptures, stained glass windows, paintings and decorative arts from the Upper Rhine. The architecture of the Maison de l'Œuvre and its Gothic garden give a sensitive depth to the artistic history of Strasbourg.

2 place du Château, 67000 Strasbourg

The temporary exhibition gallery of the Strasbourg Museums occupies a wing of the Rohan Palace. It hosts heritage or contemporary projects designed from municipal collections and loans, with a different scenography each season.

Place Kléber, 67000 Strasbourg

The reconstructed sets of Theo van Doesburg, Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Hans Jean Arp form a unique total work of art. Colors, geometry and circulation transform the former leisure spaces of Aubette into a manifesto of the European avant-garde.

2 avenue de la Marseillaise, 67000 Strasbourg

Villa Greiner retains a major collection of Tomi Ungerer and explores illustration in all its forms. Children's books, political satire, advertising and art drawing reveal the graphic freedom of the Strasbourg artist and his contemporaries.

7 rue de l’Abreuvoir, 67000 Strasbourg

The European Center for Contemporary Artistic Action produces exhibitions, residencies and works in public space. Its Art Nouveau building in Krutenau hosts projects where regional scenes and international networks meet.

4 place d’Austerlitz, 67000 Strasbourg

The Chamber defends contemporary photography while developing a true school of the gaze. Exhibitions, residencies, workshops and Archifoto festival bring together documentary writing, architectural photography and visual research.

33 rue Kageneck, 67000 Strasbourg

Since 1987, Stimultania has presented photography attentive to social and political transformations. Each exhibition is accompanied by meetings and mediation tools which give visitors the means to formulate their own reading of the images.

23 rue Boecklin, 67000 Strasbourg

Apollonia develops artistic exchanges on a European scale from a former farmhouse in Robertsau. Exhibitions, residencies and collaborative gardens connect artists from Central, Eastern and Western Europe.

5 rue de la Manufacture-des-Tabacs, 67000 Strasbourg

The gallery of the Haute école des arts du Rhin links professional programming and pedagogy. Guest artists, graduates and students develop installations, editions and performances often designed with the school's workshops and research units.

109 avenue de Colmar, 67100 Strasbourg

This associative space has long supported emerging, critical or difficult to classify approaches. Residences, exhibitions and discussions favor research time and direct relationships with artists rather than the only final display.

2 rue de la Coopérative, 67000 Strasbourg

In the former Coop Alsace buildings, Garage COOP brings together artists, illustrators, designers and publishers. Its vast exhibition space hosts collective projects, micropublishing and events which make visible the concrete conditions of creation.

16 rue du 22-Novembre, 67000 Strasbourg

Upstairs in a central building, Chantal Bamberger builds exhibitions around painting, drawing and prints. The gallery brings together established and discovered artists with a marked taste for line, material and works on paper.

6 rue des Charpentiers, 67000 Strasbourg

Sandra Blum supports artists whose practices range from painting to sculpture and installation. Personal exhibitions, presented in a gallery apartment, offer calm contact with the works and their evolution over time.

6 rue Brûlée, 67000 Strasbourg

Galerie Brûlée takes advantage of the border position of Strasbourg to circulate French, German and European artists. Painting, photography and volume respond to this in readable displays, often centered on monographic research.

5 rue de Molsheim, 67000 Strasbourg

Near the MAMCS, Philippe Decorde presents a current creation open to urban cultures, painting and images. The gallery defends accessible artists without giving up demanding exhibitions or monitoring their work.

12 rue du Faubourg-de-Pierre, 67000 Strasbourg

Galerie East takes a look at the scenes of Central and Eastern Europe, consistent with the European identity of Strasbourg. Its exhibitions introduce artists who are still little shown in France and stories crossed by history, borders and migrations.

31 quai des Bateliers, 67000 Strasbourg

A specialist in printed arts, L'Estampe brings together lithographs, screen prints, engravings and posters by modern or contemporary artists. The collection allows you to understand the techniques, editions and different states of an original image.

14 rue des Dentelles, 67000 Strasbourg

In a street in Petite France, Pascale Froessel defends French and European artists attached to drawing, painting and sculpture. The exhibitions favor personal worlds and a lasting relationship with collectors.

11 rue Oberlin, 67000 Strasbourg

Bertrand Gillig connects contemporary creation, photography and languages from urban space. The programming alternates recognized signatures and younger artists, with attention paid to coherent series and collectible works.

6 rue des Charpentiers, 67000 Strasbourg

Yves Iffrig develops a precise line around abstraction, color and constructed forms. The exhibitions readily compare different generations and geographies, from modern legacies to current pictorial research.

2 rue du Saumon, 67000 Strasbourg

Kraemer Gallery is interested in the big names in American and European art, particularly through prints and multiples. Pop art, abstraction and published works allow us to approach the secondary market with documented benchmarks.

25 rue des Veaux, 67000 Strasbourg

La Pierre Large builds exhibitions on a human scale around photography, drawing and sensitive contemporary writing. Its programming gives space to author's stories, books and encounters with the regional scene.

11 bis quai Turckheim, 67000 Strasbourg

Radial defends a rigorous abstraction where color, surface and rhythm structure the space. The gallery presents French or foreign painters and visual artists in a location close to the Vauban dam and the MAMCS.

6 rue des Charpentiers, 67000 Strasbourg

A historical reference in outsider art in Strasbourg, Ritsch-Fisch brings together major authors, outsider art and new hybrid practices. Its documentary expertise and its presence at international fairs shed solid light on this unique field.

22 rue d’Ypres, 67000 Strasbourg

BW Collection opens to the public a private ensemble dedicated to contemporary creation. Thematic hangings and meetings allow us to understand how a collection is built, evolves and produces dialogues between artists.

1A rue des Aveugles, 67000 Strasbourg

In a former malt house, AEDAEN offers an industrial volume of 240 m² for exhibitions and event projects. Photography, installation and immersive scenographies find an unusual scale in the city center.

49A rue de la Course, 67000 Strasbourg

Art'Course is a professional associative gallery which puts its space at the service of artists and collectives. Thematic exhibitions, large formats, installations and mediation actions maintain an active link with the station district.

8 rue Boecklin, 67000 Strasbourg

Located in the Kaysersguet villa, the Lieu d'Europe combines a permanent exhibition on European construction with temporary cultural events. Artists, heritage and citizen debates take on meaning in the vicinity of European institutions.