The Little Prince

About exhibition

The Gallery's first exhibition, – «The Little Prince» – is dedicated to children: those in heaven, on earth, in captivity, in occupation, on the road, at home and in exile.

The exhibition features 62 works by 30 Ukrainian artists, centred around a mural by British artist Banksy and a 11th-century Old Rus plinth from the 'Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra' (Cave Monastery) National Reserve.

"We should create answers, not questions. We should develop conditions for the environment, for the formation of tastes and art that is integrated into the global process", — says Maksym Kozytskyi, son of the founder and father of the son after whom the Gallery was named.

Information note:

The Gallery will be open to the public from 20 February. You can buy a ticket, book a tour, or find out more about the events on the official website zag.com.ua or at the reception at Lviv, Shota Rustaveli str., 7.

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Exhibition catalog

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 8’, 1986, pastel on paper, 80 × 105 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 11’, 1977, pastel on paper, 108 × 105 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 6’, 1976, charcoal on paper, 75.3×86 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 7’, 1977, ink on paper, 59.5×84 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 3’, 1976-1980, charcoal on paper, 61×86 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 2’, 1976-1980, charcoal on paper, 61×85 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 5’, 1977, charcoal on paper, 116×86 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 9’, 1977, charcoal on paper, 121.5×86 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 1’, 1977-1980, charcoal on paper, 62×85.5 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 10’, 1977, watercolour, gouache on paper, 38×86 cm

Yevhen Lysyk, ‘COMPOSITION 4’, 1960s, watercolour, gouache on paper, 54×68.5 cm

Oleksa Furdiak, Project ‘SAND’, 2025, metal, welding, pigment, 85×40×45 cm

Oleksa Furdiak, Project ‘SAND’, 2025 metal, welding, pigment, 85×40×45 cm

Yurii Syvyryn, ‘INFANT IN BLACK’ from the series ‘TRANSFORMATION’, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 300×200 cm

Roman Petruk, 'IVAN THE EVANGELIST', 2000, bronze, 174×48×34 cm

Vlada Ralko, ‘VOICES’, 2023' acrylic, graphite, marker on paper, 150×300 cm

Vitalii Protosenia, ‘INFINITY’, 2019, marble, 70×20×40 cm

Serhii Savchenko, ‘TEENAGER’, 2005, acrylic on canvas, 180×200 cm

Oleh Tistol, ‘PERSPECTIVE’, 2024, oil and acrylic on canvas, 220×420 cm

Lina Condes, ‘DREAMER’, 2024, nanocomposite, chrome, h – 40 cm

Arsen Savadov, ‘BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST’, 2025, oil on canvas, 217×400 cm

Roman Zhuk, ‘PARSUNA PORTRAIT’, 2008, oil on canvas, 200×200 cm

Viktor Sydorenko, 'LIGHT OF IMMINENT CHANGES', 2023. oil on canvas, 200×300 cm

Oleksandr Roitburd, ‘LOVE FOR THREE CLEOPATRAS’, 2015, oil on canvas, 100×200 cm

Oleksandr Roitburd, ‘BOLDIN'S AUTUMN. A POET IN A PICTURE', 2020, oil on canvas, 170×140 cm

Anatolii Kryvolap, ‘HORSE. NIGHT FOG’, 2018, oil on canvas, 200×300 cm

Mykola Shymchuk, diptych ‘...ONLY THE HEART SEES WELL. THE MOST IMPORTANT IS UNSEEN FOR EYES’, 2025, oil on canvas

Andrii Mentukh, ‘IMAGE XXIII’, 1996, tempera on canvas, 146×960 cm

Liubomyr Medvid, ‘BOYS WITH WHEELS’, 2025, tempera on canvas and cardboard, 130×230 cm

Myroslav Yahoda, ‘FISHERMAN’, 1999, oil on canvas, 148×100 cm

Myroslav Yahoda, ‘HEAD OF JOHN XI’, 2008, oil on canvas, 120×70 cm

Tiberii Silvashi, ‘’FIELD I‘’, 1991, oil on canvas, 180×150 cm

Tiberii Silvashi, ‘’FIELD ІІI‘’, 1991, oil on canvas, 189×150 cm

Mykhailo Deiak, ‘BOA, WHICH SWALLOWED AN ELEPHANT’, 2025, stainless steel, welding, paint, 210×220 cm

Vasyl Bazhai, diptych ‘UNTITLED’, 2017, oil on canvas, 200×300 cm

Volodymyr Bohuslavskyi, ‘GREEN DRESS’, 1996, oil on canvas, 146×50 cm

Volodymyr Bohuslavskyi, ‘MOONLIGHT’, 1999, oil on canvas, 90×97 cm

Petro Humeniuk, ‘PAIN’, 1995, oil on cardboard, 62×95 cm

Petro Hulyn, ‘UNTITLED’ from the series ‘MIGRATION’, 2024, canvas, acrylic on cardboard, 108×50 cm

Andrii Sahaidakovskyi, ‘DO NOT TRAMPLE DOWN IN THE MUD IN THE MORNING’, 2017-2018, oil on carpet, 160×213 cm

Andrii Sahaidakovskyi, ‘RAM RIDE’, 2024, oil on canvas, 140×100 cm

Veronika Cherednychenko, ‘PORTRAIT OF GRANDMOTHER’, 2025, levkas, pencil on canvas, 90 x 90 cm

Veronika Cherednychenko, ‘KCM (KHERSON COTTON MILL)’, 2023, fabric from the mill, dye, 250×550 cm

Yevhen Ravskyi, ‘IN VIA VERITAS’ from the series ‘I DON'T LIKE FISH’, 2009, oil on canvas, 120×200 cm

Yevhen Ravskyi, ‘SONNY’ from the series ‘I DON'T LIKE FISH’, 2009, oil on canvas, 120×200 cm

Henyk, ‘UNTITLED’ from the series ‘THE WORLD IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT’, 2021, acrylic, oil on canvas, 208×146 cm

Volodymyr Semkiv, ‘’WHERE IS YOUR PLACE?', 2025, ash tree, 225×95×95 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘SUN RAY’, 1984, tempera on cardboard, 60×80 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘THE MOON RISES OVER THE DNIPRO’, 1980, tempera on canvas, 70×100 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘WINTER VIEW’, 1980, tempera on canvas, 61×70 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘A CLOUDY DAY’, 1999, tempera on canvas, 56×71 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘EARLY SPRING’, 1988, tempera on canvas, 70×80 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘NIGHT’, 1981, oil on fiberboard, 60×80 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘’MOONLIGHT‘’ from the cycle ‘VIEW’, 2015, acrylic on canvas, 50×70 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘PYSANKA’, 1990s, acrylic on canvas, 76×101 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘GARDEN OF TEMPTATION’, 1996, acrylic on canvas, 101×91 cm

Ivan Marchuk, ‘NOON’, 1984, tempera on cardboard, 64×50 cm