Umjetnička galerija BiH
Od 1953. galerija je smještena u zgradi, koju je 1912. najvjerovatnije projektovao čuveni Josip Vancaš i u kojoj je do tada bila robna kuća u vlasništvu jevrejskih trgovaca Ješue i Mojce Salom. Za javnost je UG BiH prvi put otvorena 1959. godine, kada je prezentirana i prva stalna postavka.
Danas kolekcija UG BiH broji više od 6000 eksponata, podijeljenih u nekoliko zbirki - Zbirka bh. umjetnosti, Zbirka Ferdinanda Hodlera, Zbirka ikona, Zbirka jugoslovenske umjetnosti, Zbirka međunarodnih donacija, Zbirka fotografije i novih medija, te Likovni arhiv „NADA“.
U sklopu Galerije djeluje i odjeljenje dokumentacije i biblioteke, restauratorska, stolarska i pozlatarska radionica, fotostudio sa fototekom, te odjeljenje koje se bavi pedagoškim radom.
Od osnivanja je u Galeriji postavljeno preko 900 izložbi, a UG BiH sa radom nije prestajala niti tokom rata od 1992. do 1995. godine, kada su organizirane 42 izložbe.
LOKACIJA / DIO GRADA
Centar
EVENT VENUE_LABEL
Atrakcija, Stalna postavka
UDALJENOST OD AERODROMA
7.8km
UDALJENOST OD AUTOBUSKE STANICE SARAJEVO
2.2km
Udaljenost od centra
928m
NAJBLIŽA STANICA JAVNOG GRADSKOG PREVOZA
Tramvajska stanica Drvenija - 134m
Google recenzije
The gallery has interesting works that are worth seeing. The problem is that the museum's perspective on women is quite sexist. As an art historian and curator, I can say that one of the main maxims is that museums must be impartial in how they talk about artists, and they diminish and demonize the person Jeanne was, making comments like "unfortunately she altered the collection" when they don't know what her relationship with the painter was like. They comment on her infidelities, say she has a personality prone to betrayal and depression, but at no point do they make the same derogatory comments about Hodler. It's an exhibition with a misogynistic view, poor curation, and bad in-room texts. In addition, even in the permanent exhibition, the arrangement of the works in relation to spaces inaccessible to the public doesn't make sense.
Nice museum. Enjoyed both the permanent collection and the special exhibition. You can either buy tickets online or pay cash at the door.
Please leave some donations or get some souvenirs before you leave the museum. The artworks are not in very good condition. An temporary exhibition on 1st floor is very interesting but sadly to know tha the artist passed away 3 days before the opening. I wish the museum could some day rise from the ruins as the city itself.
