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"Selected Works"
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


Serhiy Kornievsky — THOUGHTS ON ANTIQUITY
18.06—08.07.2026 The exhibition "Thoughts on Antiquity" offers the viewer not a literal immersion in the world of Ancient Greece and Rome, but a modern dialogue with the ancient heritage. This is an attempt to comprehend the ideals of beauty, harmony, and philosophy through the prism of the present. Antiquity appears not as a distant historical era, but as an inexhaustible source of images, symbols, and meanings that continue to influence the culture and worldview of modern m


Tetyana Ilyakhova: CRACKLES OF TIME
30.05 — 17.06.2026 Tetyana Ilyakhova is a member of the legendary art collective “Paris Commune,” which has become a symbol of bold creative exploration and freedom of expression. Ilyakhova is a painter, graphic artist, and creator of tapestries and batiks. Her batiks, in which craftsmanship is elevated to an incredible level of beauty, exist on the threshold of the sacred. “Crackles of Time” is an exploration of the invisible connections between humans and nature, myth and r


Hanna Kryvolap: Format of Reception
18.04 — 01.05 2026 THE FORMAT OF PERCEPTION is not about size. It is about the measure of the inner self. In an age where familiar reality has lost its integrity, one’s perspective can no longer remain unchanged. It is learning anew—slowly, cautiously, piecing the world together from fragments, reconciling disrupted scales, listening to the silence between forms. This exhibition is about a moment of shift, about a fragile boundary where loss no longer merely destroys but begi


VIKTOR KOLOSOV — MemoRio: A Return to Peace
09.05 — 29.05.2026 Viktor Kolosov is involved in numerous interesting art projects. MemoRio is one of them. Work on the project began in 2014 and continues to this day, bringing together early and recent works dedicated to Brazil as a unique and inimitable artistic and emotional image. The project is rooted in deep personal experiences that exist in the realm of memory: in an environment that is vibrant, romantic, filled with soft music, warm light, and a sense of harmony in


April at the Triptych Art Gallery
04.04 — 17.04.2026 Another winter of war has passed, and we have survived it… No matter how difficult and unpredictable our lives may be, there are always moments and events that brighten them up. One such event is an exhibition from the art collection of the Triptych Art Gallery, warmly titled APRIL. One such event is an exhibition from the art collection of the Triptych Art Gallery, warmly titled APRIL. Modern civilization has almost lost its bearings regarding Good and Evi


EMERALD GRAY — the awareness of presence
07.03 — 27.03.2026 These works form a pictorial reflection on the landscape as a place of memory and inner state, where natural space ceases to be geography and becomes psychology. The artist turns to the motif of the horizon as a boundary between the material and the immaterial, between the experienced and the as-yet-unfathomed. A break in the horizon, a glimmer, or an inner source—which is both a natural phenomenon and a metaphor for consciousness. This light does not so mu


TAYA GALAGAN. REVISION
07.02 — 27.02 “Revision” brings together works from different years, different series, and different projects. Overall, it is a retrospective of my creative journey in painting over the past 15 years. This journey has not been easy, but it has been rich in ideas and the search for ways to implement them. It has been a real creative challenge. The projects were diverse, and each required an original approach. Hence the stylistic dissimilarity and themes of the works presented,


Alexey Litvinenko - Biomechanics
29.11 — 19.12.25 Biomechanics is a scientific discipline that studies the mechanical properties of biological objects (organisms, tissues, organs) and the patterns of their movement using the principles and methods of mechanics. It helps to understand how the body functions during movement, adapts to stress, and how to optimize motor activity to achieve better results and avoid injury. I have been fascinated by insects my whole life. These creatures are so powerful, functiona
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