The Nadja Brykina Gallery was founded in central Zurich in 2006 by Nadja Brykina. The repertoire focuses on Russian art from the second half of the 20th century up to present time.
Their works are displayed across more than 800 square metres. A repertoire, which once was only loosely shown to the public outside the Soviet Union has now been made accessible to the Western world.

All artists are dignified in retrospectives that depict their works of different periods. Since 1996, Nadja Häner-Brykina has been constantly releasing monographs, artists’ books and exhibition catalogues in four languages (German, English, French and Russian). Publications further include documentary films unravelling the artistic life of selected artists. The work exhibitions are complemented by photo exhibitions giving insight into their artistic world as well as cultural events, such as concerts and readings.