A participant in numerous group exhibitions since 2010, Oleh Bolyuk's practice extends beyond the page — into theatre, teaching and the organizing of exhibitions and creative projects that carry the research to a wider audience.
Pysanka for Peace — international group exhibition
WUNDERfund platform, Calgary, Canada
ART AXIS — international group exhibition
Center for Cultural & Arts Initiatives, Lviv, Ukraine
ART AXIS — international group exhibitions
Powder Tower Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine
Yaroslav Mudryi National Library of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Art residency, Rashievskyi Theatre Institute, Warsaw, Poland
Scenography for Lviv Theatre in Exile
ART AXIS — international group exhibitions
Lviv Palace of Arts, Lviv, Ukraine
Yaroslav Mudryi National Library of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Portrait of the Museum — international group exhibition
Klymentii Sheptytskyi Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life (Lviv Skansen), Ukraine
ART AXIS — international group exhibitions
Lviv Historical Museum (Korniakt House), Lviv, Ukraine
Yaroslav Mudryi National Library of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Pedagogical University (KEN), Kraków, Poland
Portrait of the Museum — international group exhibition
Lviv Historical Museum, Ukraine
ART AXIS — international group exhibitions
Lviv Palace of Arts, Lviv, Ukraine
Yaroslav Mudryi National Library of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Portrait of the Museum — international group exhibition
Lviv National Art Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine
KAZ.KAR. — international festival (triennial)
Borys Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery, Ukraine
Mystetska Sadyba — international plein air workshops
Oriv, Ukraine
As It Was Since Time Immemorial. God Grant It!, 2026 · graphic art
Signs of the House, 2021 · painting
The Eye of the Vat, 2020 · graphic art
Co-author, together with director, scenographer, actor and artist Andriy Sendetskyy, of numerous scenographic solutions where visual art is integrated with theatrical space, as well as installations.
In 2022, this work extended to an art residency at the Rashievskyi Theatre Institute in Warsaw, producing the scenography for Lviv Theatre in Exile — carrying the same visual language as the wider practice, folk art, sacred culture and decorative-applied form, into a staged, spatial register.
Visual art integrated with theatrical space — set, object and image working alongside direction and performance rather than as backdrop to it.
Actively engaged in art education, teaching composition and painting, and organizing exhibitions and creative projects that bring the research to a wider audience.
A participant in numerous group exhibitions — among them ART AXIS and Portrait of the Museum — alongside curating and organizing creative projects that put the work in front of a wider public.
For exhibitions, theatre collaboration, or teaching invitations.