Born in 1933, in Kamenets-Podolsky, Ukraine. Now lives in Kiev, Ukraine.

In 1960, graduated from the Kiev Arts Institute.

In 1967, joined the Union of Artists.

Yakim Levich’s works are exhibited at the National Museum of Ukraine, the Museum of the History of Kiev, Museum of the Rogers University, USA, at the fonds of the Ministry of Culture and the Union of Artists, as well as in private collections of Kiev, St. Petersburg, Sofia, Bulgaria, the USA, the UK, Israel, and Germany.

Yakim Levich is the author of the “Menorah” mourning monument in Babiy Yark, Kiev, (in cooperation with Yury Paskevich and Alexander Levich), 1991.

Main exhibitions:

1978 – a personal exhibition of graphics – Lvov-Kiev, the hall of the Artists’ Union

1985 - "Exhibition of the Nine” – Kiev, the hall of the Artists’ Union

1989 - "Ukrainian Paintings of the 1960-1980-s" – Odense, Denmark

1992 – “Ukrainian Paintings" – Toulouse, France

1992 – a personal exhibition – Kiev, National Museum of Ukraine

1994 – a personal exhibition – the Ukrainian House, Kiev, Ukraine

Personal exhibitions:

2001 – “Tadzio” Gallery

1998 – exhibition at the "36" Gallery of the Kiev Union of Artists

1995 – Museum of the Chassidic Institute of Arts, New York, USA

1991 – Republican Culture Center “Ukrainian House”, Kiev, Ukraine

Works:

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"Barrier" - 1961, 90х83, canvas, tempera

"Painters" - 1962, 90х80, canvas, tempera

"House on Rose" - 1959-90, canvas, tempera

"An Old One with a Goat" - 1993, 96х91, canvas, tempera