Ukrainian underground art is the “unofficial” art, a direction that covers the period of the 1960s - 1990s.
During the Soviet time, all unofficial art not recognized by the authorities was considered underground. Artists who did not agree with the current regime had to hide and conduct underground creative and exhibition activities.
The Underground area has been represented by the auction house since 2014. Collecting the works of domestic underground artists has become a real trend in recent years. Their works are in great demand in private sales, and at auctions they often exceed their market cost estimates.
Popular names in the block: V. Zaretskyi, A. Horska, I. Hrihoriev, H. Havrylenko, F. Tetianych, Ya. Levych, V. Khrushch, S. Sychev, O. Sokolov, F. Seman, E. Kotkov, B. Plaksii, I. Marchuk, V. Hrihorov, etc.
Ukrainian underground art is the “unofficial” art, a direction that covers the period of the 1960s - 1990s.
During the Soviet time, all unofficial art not recognized by the authorities was considered underground. Artists who did not agree with the current regime had to hide and conduct underground creative and exhibition activities.
The Underground area has been represented by the auction house since 2014. Collecting the works of domestic underground artists has become a real trend in recent years. Their works are in great demand in private sales, and at auctions they often exceed their market cost estimates.
Popular names in the block: V. Zaretskyi, A. Horska, I. Hrihoriev, H. Havrylenko, F. Tetianych, Ya. Levych, V. Khrushch, S. Sychev, O. Sokolov, F. Seman, E. Kotkov, B. Plaksii, I. Marchuk, V. Hrihorov, etc.