Sculpture

Oleksandr Archipenko was a world-famous Ukrainian-American sculptor, graphic artist, and one of the founders of Cubism in art.

Mykhailo Chereshnovsky was a Ukrainian-American artist, educator, and public figure.

Petro Kapshuchenko was a Ukrainian, Argentinean, and American sculptor, author of the monuments to Princess Olga and Metropolitan Vasyl (Lypkivsky) in South Bound Brook (USA), as well as numerous sculptural miniatures on Ukrainian historical themes.

Gregor (Hryhorii) Kruk was a well-known Ukrainian and German sculptor and graphic artist whose artistic legacy includes over four thousand works. Kruk's sculptures embody simple human truths in harmonious forms. His creative output is dominated by compositions that reflect the world of Galician life and various human characters.

Oksana Liaturynska was a writer, pysanka artist, sculptor, and representative of the Prague school.

Serhii Lytvynenko was a Ukrainian and American artist, a horunzhy (standard-bearer) of the UPR army, and the first chairman of the Ukrainian Artists’ Association in America.

Leo Mol (real name — Leonid Molodozhanyn) was a Ukrainian-Canadian sculptor, painter, and academician of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts.

Yevgeniy Prokopov is a prominent contemporary Ukrainian and American sculptor, creator of some iconic monuments for Ukrainians in Ukraine and abroad, Honored Artist of Ukraine (1989), member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1978) and the International Sculpture Center (2022).

Gennadiy Yershov is a well-known contemporary Ukrainian and Polish sculptor and creator of several monuments — markers of Ukrainian identity in Ukraine and Europe. He is a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, the National Union of Plastic Artists, and the Association of Polish Artists and Designers.