Strass'Art Gallery
Strass'Art Gallery is a contemporary art gallery at 2 Petite Rue de l'Église, just north of Place Kléber. It shows artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, glass and graffiti. Its name pays tribute to Georges Frédéric Strass, the Strasbourg jeweller who invented rhinestones.
A gallery honouring the inventor of rhinestones
The gallery is run by partners with a passion for contemporary art, who draw on their experience of the art market. The works on show cover a wide range of techniques, from canvas to sculpture, photography, ceramics, glass and street art. The name and logo refer to Georges Frédéric Strass, the Strasbourg jeweller behind rhinestones. The artists on display change, and the gallery's website shows what is currently hanging.
A stone's throw from Place Kléber
The gallery is on a small street north of Place Kléber, in the western part of the Grande Île. You can drop in on your way out of the nearby Aubette 1928, pairing a 1920s avant-garde interior with today's art.
Practical information
Address: 2 Petite Rue de l'Église, 67000 Strasbourg
Frequently asked questions
Where is Strass'Art Gallery?
At 2 Petite Rue de l'Église, north of Place Kléber, in central Strasbourg.
What kind of art can you see there?
Contemporary art: painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, glass and graffiti, depending on the artists represented when you visit.
