976 Art Gallery (Art Space 976+)

Situated on the first floor of the Choijin Suite Building along Jamyan Gun Street in Ulaanbaatar's Sukhbaatar District, 976 Art Gallery stands as a dedicated space for experiencing contemporary Mongolian art. The gallery's numerical designation reflects its commitment to showcasing the vibrant creative landscape of Mongolia, and its location in this central area makes it easily accessible for anyone interested in exploring the country's contemporary art scene. Whether you are a longtime art enthusiast or simply curious about what Mongolia's emerging artists are creating, this gallery offers a welcoming environment to discover works that represent the current direction of the nation's artistic practice. The gallery's programming centers on contemporary Mongolian art with a particular focus on emerging and mid-career artists who are actively shaping the artistic discourse in the region. What sets 976 Art Gallery apart is its commitment to fostering international collaborations and conversations, bringing both local and global perspectives to its exhibitions. This approach means that when you visit, you are not simply viewing art created in isolation but rather engaging with works that exist within a broader international context. The exhibitions rotated throughout the year create opportunities to see different artistic voices and mediums, whether painting, sculpture, photography, installation, or mixed media works that reflect the diverse interests and concerns of contemporary Mongolian artists. Visiting 976 Art Gallery is a straightforward experience thanks to its generous operating hours, open from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM every day of the week. This consistency in scheduling means you can plan a visit at your convenience, whether you prefer a weekday afternoon or weekend exploration. The ground floor location within the Choijin Suite Building provides an intimate gallery setting where you can spend as much time as you need with the work, discussing pieces with fellow visitors or simply sitting with your own impressions. The space itself creates an environment conducive to reflection and discovery, allowing contemporary artworks to communicate directly with viewers in a setting designed specifically for that purpose.