Zenyk Art Gallery (ZAG) is an art space that opened in Lviv in February 2025 at 7 Shota Rustaveli St., presenting itself as Ukraine's first barrier-free (fully accessible) gallery. It was created by businessman and philanthropist Zinoviy Kozytsky, head of the We and the World charitable foundation, and named in memory of his grandson Zenyk Kozytsky, who loved art and died at 19. Instead of the hotel originally planned for the building, the space now holds several exhibition floors, a studio with a VR zone and a rooftop with sculpture. ZAG shows contemporary Ukrainian art — its opening display featured Yevhen Lysyk, Myroslav Yahoda, Arsen Savadov, Tiberiy Silvashi and Vlada Ralko — and offers guided tours and audio guides.
Full admission is UAH 330; UAH 240 for pensioners, students and teenagers 13-17; UAH 150 for children 7-12 and serving military. ZAG Studio (3rd floor + VR) is UAH 150 and an individual audio guide UAH 300. Entry is free on the last day of every month.
ZAG updates its schedule regularly and has no fixed weekly timetable — check the current hours on the schedule page at zag.com.ua before visiting.
A contemporary Ukrainian art gallery opened in 2025 at 7 Shota Rustaveli St., billed as Ukraine's first fully barrier-free art space, with several exhibition floors, a VR studio and a rooftop.
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Phone
+380322362001Website
zag.com.ua/Working hours
Tue-Sun: 10:00-19:00, Mon: closed
Price range
Full ticket (all exhibitions) — UAH 330; ZAG Studio ticket (3rd floor + VR) — UAH 150; students, seniors and teens 13-17 — UAH 240; children 7-12 and Ukrainian military — UAH 150; VR — UAH 150; personal audio guide — UAH 300. Free for children under 6, combat veterans and people with group I disability. Admission is free on the last day of every month.
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