River Gallery

The Gallery was initially set up in 2006 by Gill Pattison, a New Zealander occupant in Yangon since 2002. "My point was to grandstand Myanmar's gifted contemporary craftsmen who were next to no known around then.

Life for a craftsman was troublesome; they were totally separated from the worldwide workmanship scene and they battled under a substantial restriction administration.

Be that as it may, I felt firm that these skilled people merited better portrayal and introduction to a more extensive market." Ten years on, the nation has opened its ways to the outside world and the Myanmar workmanship scene is blooming, as specialists appreciate remarkable opportunities.

Stream Gallery is as yet the main workmanship space in the nation, allowing guests to see an unrivaled scope of the best contemporary craftsmanship that Myanmar brings to the table.