As part of the Institute of Mediterranean Culture (Greece) ecosystem, JS Gallery approaches art as a transitional space, a site where fragmented identities, migrant experiences, and cultural memory intersect. It extends its presence across the United States, Europe, and Asia, bringing together artists from diverse geographies. Their practices are shaped by displacement, belonging, and the search for a shared visual language in a divided world.
Through exhibitions and curatorial projects, the gallery explores contemporary art as a form of cultural translation, working across media, perspectives, and narrative structures.
Led by curator and art critic Julia Sysalova, JS Gallery is defined by her long-standing expertise in contemporary art and cultural strategy and guided by a research-driven curatorial vision that prioritises conceptual depth, artistic autonomy, and long-term international visibility. Its projects aim to make contemporary art accessible to a wide audience while maintaining a high professional and intellectual standard.
For Personal Structures – Confluences, the gallery presents four artists: Alina Altukhova (USA), Natalya Radünz (Germany), Alena Rezanova (USA), and Veera Romanoff (Finland/UK).
- Section Painting
- Venue Palazzo Bembo
- Based in Athens, Greece
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