26.09 — 09.10.2026 On misty autumn mornings, the hills of Kyiv in Oleksandr Levich’s paintings appear as a space of memory—a place where legend, history, and the present coexist. Here, centuries, legends, vanished architecture, and images that continue to live on regardless of time are layered upon one another. The past is not left behind here—it returns from time to time, changing its form. Kyiv appears not as a frozen historical myth, but as a living space where the past en

05.09 — 25.09.2025 He was born in the city of Rovenky, Luhansk Oblast. His journey into the world of art began at an art studio in his hometown of Rovenky and continued with his studies at the Luhansk Art College and the Kyiv State Art Institute. He considers Yevhen Kyrychenko, Tamara Kapkanets, and such renowned artists as Andriy Chebykin, Leonid Chichkan, Heorhiy Chernyavsky, and Volodymyr Boldyrev to be his mentors. He has been a member of the National Union of Artists of

11.07 — 29.07.2026 The title “Selected Works” speaks for itself. This is not an attempt to define a particular movement or formulate a manifesto. It is a selection of works that represent the gallery’s collection and showcase the diversity of contemporary art. Each work was included in this exhibition for a reason—it is a testament to the artist’s professional skill, artistic integrity, and creative power. Oksana Mas. The Girl and the Pigeons, 2012, oil on canvas, 95×200 Anat