Exhibitions

Sound of Water — Alisa Lysykh at STRILCIV 5 presents Sound of Water, the first solo exhibition by Ukrainian artist Alisa Lysykh. Through video, painting, and textile works, the artist explores her personal connection to the Carpathians, the...

‘Moments’ is an exhibition not about what nature looks like, but about how it feels. Lesya Ros translates a specific landscape into the language of colour, rhythm and plastic gesture, whilst leaving the viewer enough freedom for their own...

"FIREWORKS" (*Feyerverk*)—a new exhibition project exploring the grandeur of the Ukrainian Baroque, the power of arts patronage, and culture’s resilience in rising again after even the most devastating destruction. Kyrylo Rozumovsky, Heorhiy...

Through her photographic practice, Sofiya Loriashvili explores the experiences of Ukrainian youth coming of age amid the full-scale war and persistent uncertainty. The deliberately unfinished title, *Young, Wild and Full of \*\*\**, opens up a...

Combining old and new in his art installations, the artist reinterprets a complex historical experience, its traces in the present and its significance for future generations. VOLODYMYR SEMKIV. LEGACY The second major exhibition of Lviv Sculpture...

Loboda — Sculptor Portrait improvisations lead to a concise wooden sculpture created at the Turove farmstead. Alongside the works, the exhibition presents the artist’s tools, archival photographs, and memories of his wife, artist Liudmyla Loboda....

Mykola Matsenko "Post-war Garden" The exhibition’s title alludes to the image of a "cherry orchard by the house"—a vision representing a dream of tranquility, prosperity, and an orderly future. This envisioned well-being takes on very specific...

“Creation of the World” — An Exhibition Project by Yulianna Verba. Does the world have a final form? Does creation always mean bringing something new into existence? The project explores the continuous process of becoming — from a completed form...

Beauty unfolding. A moment passing. Life leaving its mark. In “Blooms,” Yuliia Piha explores the beauty of the human body and flowers — their naturalness, fragility, and ability to blossom into the fullness of life. The exhibition reflects on...

Alina Makarova’s exhibition “The Light Within Us” explores inner strength — the ability to preserve faith, love, and hope even in times of uncertainty. The artworks reflect a journey from self-discovery and the acceptance of vulnerability to hope,...

How does life change when war continues for years? What happens when the extraordinary becomes part of everyday life? “Life as It Is” is an exhibition of children’s artwork created as part of the Healing Art project by Natalia and Justyna Pavliuk....

“Don't wash dirty laundry in public” sounds like an imperative rule: what happens inside must stay inside. Richka’s project of the same name explores a reality far removed from the typical, deeply desired feeling of home as a sanctuary of safety...

One of the exhibition's central themes is the connection between academic training, the urban environment, and everyday life. Graduation and student works were never confined to mere classroom assignments. They were frequently designed for public...

To wait means to exist between worlds. It is a suspension of time—a quiet, often invisible friction between the present moment and a desired future, or a past that has already vanished. Vlada Lobus, originally from Dnipro, now lives in Kraków,...

Through irony, satire, vivid color, and playful distortion, Moldvan transforms familiar experiences and emotions into strange, humorous, and dreamlike scenes. Human heads meet animal bodies, everyday images take on unexpected roles, and familiar...

The exhibition explores how war transforms the inner world, memory, and visual language of a young generation of artists for whom it has become a condition of growing up and artistic development. The exhibition traces a journey from the lost...

«Proyav» (Manifestation) is a solo photo exhibition by Andrii Petruk, a serviceman of the 103rd Separate Brigade of the Territorial Defense Forces, at the Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Center. Manifestation is a moment when a hidden state or...

A major exhibition titled "Pokorshchyna: The Erased History of the Cossack Elite" has opened at the Powder Tower, radically challenging outdated Soviet stereotypes. Project curator Akim Halimov emphasizes that, rather than the imposed image of...

The Zelena Kanapa (Green Sofa) Gallery opened in Lviv twenty years ago, on October 27, 2006. Its founder, Olesya Domaradzka, chose the gallery's name herself. She sought a phrase featuring the word "green"—a color that, according to surveys, evokes...

The exhibition is part of Kostko Markovych’s postgraduate project toward a Doctor of Arts degree. It explores how Christians have depicted warrior saints throughout the centuries—from Saint George the Dragon Slayer to Archangel Michael—and how...

From October 8 to 31, Lviv gallery Strilciv 5 presents Serhii Radkevych’s exhibition “ME AND THE STONE”, in which stone appears not simply as a material, but as a separate interlocutor. The artist explores the encounter between the human gaze and...

Natalka Shust-Tsymbaliuk’s project *Silence* explores silence not merely as the absence of sound, but as a physical, psychological, and visual state. In these works, silence emerges through distance, pauses, empty space, repetition, interruption,...

«Shadows of Choice «ANGIARI» is an artistic project by Oleg Tistol. Through the motif of the shadow, the artist reflects on choice, presence, and memory. The shadows of soldiers become an image of dignity and hope that extends beyond the military...

The “OSNOVA” (The warp) project is about the continuity of tradition and culture, because these are what shape our sense of belonging and the way we see ourselves in the world. What we hear, see, and learn from previous generations becomes a part...

As part of the "Czech Dreams in Lviv" festival, the exhibition *New Mythologies* is opening, curated by Barbora Kundračiková—a researcher specializing in European modern and contemporary art, technical imagery, methodology, and aesthetics. The...

“Svitlotin'”— Oksana Hnatyshyn’s first personal art exhibition in Lviv since the beginning of the full-scale invasion and relocation from Mariupol. The canvases closely intertwine features of war, memories of peaceful life "before," the sea in her...

On September 26, the Strilciv5 gallery will host the opening of an exhibition that serves as the culmination of an artistic and anthropological study of Oriv, a village in the Ukrainian Precarpathian region. The exhibition presents the results of...

LOVE ГОΛЕ is an exhibition featuring five women artists who approach the theme of corporeality in different ways: through drawing, textile objects, and assemblage. Here, the body is not an object to be judged. It is an experience lived in...

The seventh solo exhibition by Lviv-based artist Petro Smetana at the Zelena Kanapa Gallery will showcase several series of his works. These include landscapes depicting cozy, visually pleasing locations, as well as pieces alluding to spiritual...

Ex humo (Latin for “from the earth”) is the title of Dmytro Koval’s new exhibition, in which the earth becomes the conceptual core of the project. It appears not only as a motif for painting, but as a space of memory, light, and continuous renewal....