Lviv's exhibition scene spans big museums and small galleries. The Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum (Svobody Ave, 20) is the oldest Ukrainian museum in Lviv; the Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery (Vasylia Stefanyka St, 3) holds a permanent collection of European and Ukrainian art; the Lviv Palace of Arts (Kopernyka St, 17) is a large exhibition complex with changing shows and fairs; contemporary art is at Jam Factory Art Center (Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St, 124), Ya Gallery and other art spaces. Below are the exhibitions running now.
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The Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery (Vasylia Stefanyka St, 3), the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum (Svobody Ave, 20), the Museum of Ethnography and Crafts (Svobody Ave, 15), the Arsenal Museum (Pidvalna St, 5), the Under the Black Eagle Pharmacy Museum (Drukarska St, 2) and the State Museum of Natural History (Teatralna St, 18).
Each museum sets its own prices: the National Art Gallery, for example, charges 50–350 UAH depending on the exhibition. Current prices are on the venue cards.
Jam Factory Art Center (Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St, 124), the Lviv Palace of Arts (Kopernyka St, 17) and private galleries; current exhibitions are in the catalogue above.
Museum prices vary: an adult ticket at the National Art Gallery is 150 UAH (students 80, children and pensioners 50), the Ethnography Museum and the Arsenal Museum charge 100 UAH, and the Shevchenkivskyi Hai open-air museum is free on the last Wednesday of the month. Some galleries — Dzyga, Iconart, Svitlo — are free to enter. Current prices and hours are on the venue cards; current exhibitions and openings are in the catalogue above.