by Erika | 29 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
In a Blooming Garden is both the artist’s personal story and a reflection on her love of art and life. The garden becomes a metaphor for Nina Shupliak’s artistic world—a world carefully cultivated alongside everyday work, family life, and the profound...
by Erika | 29 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
This exhibition tells a story through a series of artworks. It invites viewers into an abandoned woodland estate inhabited by gods, spirits, and anthropomorphic beings. At the heart of the series lies an exploration of duality: the animal forms of its characters...
by Erika | 21 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
On July 24, the Andrey Sheptytskyi National Museum in Lviv will open an anniversary exhibition dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of one of the most prominent Ukrainian artists of the 20th century. The exhibition is based on works from the NML collection:...
by Erika | 21 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
Man leaves paradise. But the entire subsequent story is a story of returning to it. Each biblical plot in this series is another attempt to find a way back. Through love. Through loss. Through sacrifice. Through hope. This combination of iconography and paintings is...
by Erika | 16 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The exhibition of two artists from Uzhhorod – Beata Korn and Viktor Melnychuk “Cards, Stone and Fire” will contain three images. Stone – as a material memory. Playing cards – as a chance, fate and an attempt to read them. And fire – as a transition, a point of no...
by Erika | 16 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
In the light of the cave, humanity’s call to create first emerged, and to this day we remain driven by an irrepressible desire to reshape space through imagination. The time when pigment and chalk served as language has left us with thousands of meanings. In...
by Erika | 15 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
It is difficult to ignore the fact that war reaches into one of the most intimate human experiences: sleep. What is usually an autonomous and protected space of restoration becomes irreversibly disrupted – anxiety lies nearby. In response, people recall or invent...
by Erika | 14 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
Rustam Zhuraev began to engage in sculpture in 2022, having many years of professional medical and scientific practice behind him. The formation of his interest in plastic arts was largely influenced by his acquaintance with Yaroslav Motyka in the Lviv Open-Air...
by Erika | 14 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The exhibition “With Stroke and Spirit” by the eminent Lviv artist, academician, and Shevchenko National Prize laureate Liubomyr Medvid presents a unique cross-section of his oeuvre from the 1960s to the present day. The exposition unites two extraordinary facets of...
by Erika | 14 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The “Oy, Nebore…” series, created between 2020 and 2021, is a meditation on the small individual in a vast world. Rather than landscapes in the conventional sense, these works evoke spaces of inner experience—silence, distance, memory, and presence. The...
by Erika | 10 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The noise of cars, factory smoke, and the rush of the city have long become part of our everyday life. Constantly hurrying and focusing on familiar things, we have grown used to overlooking what is happening around us. The artist’s life, however, is different. Living...
by Erika | 10 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
A short excursion into the culture of “grimaces”. This is a selection of mainly contemporary art with a dialogue in time and styles. What is written on the face? Ecstasy, aggression, contempt, sarcasm, tension or irony? Of course, what is a grimace without...
by Erika | 10 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
“Who Owns the Landscape? Peatland” is the first project in a series that the team of the Lviv Radio Municipal Enterprise is implementing as part of the Network of Culture and Technology at DIM42. The title is not a rhetorical question. It is an attempt to...
by Erika | 10 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The exhibitions tell the story of a forest that appears on no map—a forest standing on the boundary between the visible and invisible worlds. It is called the Iron Forest not because its trees are made of metal, but because it is hard, impenetrable, and as ancient as...
by Erika | 10 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
A Touch of Warmth and Sorrow from ‘The Cat’” is an exhibition of works by Yurko Kostyshyn — a soldier, writer, and photographer known by the call sign “Cat Kharakternyk” — who was killed in action in December 2025. It explores how an artistic vision of the world helps...
by Erika | 9 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
“Universal Landscape” is a series of etchings and enamels by Oksana Stratiychuk, which she has been working on since 2020. This series began during the pandemic and continues amid the war in Ukraine, yet it is not a direct reaction to current events. Rather, it is an...
by Erika | 9 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
Zenyk Art Gallery opens the exhibition project “OUR” – one of the largest exhibitions of Ukrainian national art, primitivism and brute art in recent years, which brought together 207 works by 27 Ukrainian artists and craftsmen – from Hutsul...
by Erika | 8 July, 2026 | Exhibitions
The exhibition project “The Scroll of the Lineage” encourages us to reflect on Ukrainian customs and symbolism that accompanied the everyday and ceremonial life of our ancestors. The exhibition is based on the ethnographic collection of the famous...
