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A collectors’ art gallery located in Yangon, Myanmar. Two floors of contemporary, classical, and avant-garde works of paintings, drawings, and sculpture.
The first art gallery to have opened in Yangon in the 1970s. The place still boasts a colonial architecture with high ceilings and old wooden stairs. Both contemporary and traditional arts are on display every day in this landmark gallery. It opens from 9am to 5pm.
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Pansodan Art Gallery has a variety of contemporary art, displays on print and motion picture history, older works, gift items, books, cards, solar lights, frequent exhibitions and occasional events.
Pansodan Gallery sells affordable original paintings. Most of the paintings sell for $200–1000, but we have watercolours as low as 10,000 kyat, and books and small items for 1000-30,000 kyat.
Pansodan Gallery is at 286 Pansodan (upper block), first floor. Open every day, also holidays, 10-6, and late on Tuesdays.
Pansodan Scene is at 144 Pansodan, the nearest stairway to Maha Bandoola, opposite the Ganesh Temple. There is no sign yet — look for the faded-red-and-yellow Sapay Loka sign, go up the stairs and continue past the bookshop to the second floor.
Pansodan Scene is open most days, but occasionally closed for workshops and private events. Phone 095 13 08 46 to check status.
Golden Valley Art Center (a.k.a. GV) is displaying over 300 fine art and fine contemporary art of 65 local painters having regular art shows.
Myanmar Convention Center, situated in Yangon, Myanmar, is a perfect venue for all types of events & trade shows.
Yangon Convention Centre (YCC) is the private company limited and established in 2016 according to Law of the Union of Myanmar. YCC is the newest and largest multi-purpose build exhibition space in Yangon and focus is on the Exhibition Industry.
ION Sky is a gallery full of Sky art and telescopes. The observation deck area explores the Sky, while the restaurant is a place for fine dining.
Not far from the junction with University Road, a sinuous, narrow street opens from the always-busy Inya Road. It is said to lead to one of the oldest galleries in Yangon, the Inya Gallery of Art. Once you’ve finally found the street, also known as Inya Road, however strong you are in maths, it will still remain a challenge to orient among the house numbers as they don’t really follow the usual ‘increasing’ scheme but provide a colorful game of letters and randomly disposed gates. After perhaps the third curve, the familiar name eventually arises and invites the visitor to enter a timeless space strictly dedicated to contemporary art.
The Inya Gallery of Art, is still today, quite an unconventional place amongst other galleries. Surrounded by tall trees, a garden opens up after a long path leading to a studio-like space: next to it a hall containing paintings, from recent to previous periods. The roots of the Gallery go back to the very end of the 80s. After an era of more than two decades during which the exhibitions on the Myanmar art scene were regulated by central committees and art councils, came a chapter in history where exhibitions were even less allowed after the events of ‘88.
The Bogyoke Aung San Museum, located in Bahan, Yangon, is a museum dedicated to General Aung San, the founder of modern Myanmar. Established in 1962, the two-story museum was Aung San’s last residence before his assassination in July 1947.
Thuwunna Youth Training Centre Stadium is a multi-use stadium, located in Yangon, Myanmar. The 32,000-seat stadium is smaller but more up-to-date than Aung San Stadium, and is the venue of choice for most national and international level football and track and field competitions.
River Gallery is the leading art space in the country, giving visitors the chance to view an unrivalled range of the best contemporary art that Myanmar has to offer. With over 30 leading and emerging artists represented, visitors can sample the many different styles, subjects and media used by Myanmar artists to express their individual vision.
Myanmar Deitta is a not-for-profit civil society organisation committed to developing the resources for documentary photography, filmmaking and multimedia production in Myanmar. We work to develop training opportunities and workshop programs, host photographic exhibitions and screenings of documentary film and multimedia, and provide support for independent documentary projects.
Since political reforms began to sweep through Myanmar towards the end of 2011 the country’s independent media has experienced a period of unprecedented change. The transition from draconian control to free press may still be in its infancy, but the simple fact that there now exists a recognisable independent media sector operating within the country is in itself a mark of real change.
In-depth documentary work is an essential element of an independent media, able to contextualise issues and assess their impact over extended periods of time in a way that news media cannot, as well as act as a platform for the presentation and discussion of social issues which are often overlooked by the restrictively tight remit of what we consider ‘news’. Myanmar’s emergence from decades of isolation has made it not only one of the most exciting places for documentary work, but also one of the most essential. However, in order to ensure that creative, independent documentary work thrives it needs creative, independent support.
Our gallery, library and workspace in downtown Yangon is available for rental. For further information on prices, or any of our work, please get in touch via the ‘Contact’ tab at the top of the page.
TS1 is an art foundation, founded by Ivan Pun in Yangon, Myanmar in 2013. Started as pop-up space for contemporary arts in a transitioning city,TS1 is now a fundraiser for the arts, with aim to encourage the art scene in cities throughout Myanmar and enable international exchanges with artists, curators and institutions.
TS1’s platform also encourages the diversity of mediums, acting as an advisory body for the development of contemporary art in Myanmar – a cultural catalyst for future generations of creative thinkers.
In a country where there are no public art institutions, TS1 hopes to engage the public through the arts by collaborating with the numerous independent organizations throughout the country and the region.
