'Anatoly Kryvolap is an extraordinarily talented painter from nature. He masterly marries bright colours to pastel plot, colour delicacy to deep philosophical meaning of his work. He is a recognized master of full deep sometimes desperate and rebel tints, and at the same time incredibly delicate tints, reflecting mood of split instant.
Works of this artist are dear and clear to everyone - from a professional art judger to an ordinary admirer - that is the characteristic of true timeless art. Simultaneously Kryvolap's paintings are complex, making an observer to devote time and wonder, triggering imagination to analyze interconnected system of signs, symbols and elements, in which Anatoly's works are complete. Exactly this bright, bold and great art will signify the culture of tomorrow and long term future.' Igor Abramovich, March 2014, Kyiv

'Paintings by Anatoly Kryvolap are of great value from both, artistic and investment, points of view. As an art historian and a judge of art, I can assure you, that as for today he is the best colorist of Ukraine. Paintings by famous colorists, from Titian and Rembrandt to Rothko, have been in high demand at the international art market forever.
As an art collector and a professional I can stress, that Kryvolap holds the title of 'the most expensive contemporary artist' to the full. His paintings are auctioned off at the most prestigious international houses for large amounts of money. Despite world economy crises the painter has no grounds to cut prices on his works, as there always be art collectors willing to buy his paintings.
To sum it up, it is artistically and financially worth while investing in art objects by Kryvolap. If you are a lucky owner of Anatoly Kryvolap's painting, your asset would only grow in value with years.' Eduard Dymshyts, January 2015, Kyiv

'Kryvolap is firmly a part of both local and international art scenes, drawing on the land and color traditions while successfully interpreting the country for foreign audiences. Through electric color, purely contemporary, Kryvolap has fashioned a new sublime for his country. Vibrant, powerful, yet pastoral and calm - these paintings could be a national symbol for the contrasts and contradictions of Ukraine today. Kryvolap’s canvases, with their long horizons and huge sky in day-glow colors, are creating new traditions, defining Ukraine for the 21st century. For the artist, his recent work represents a new breakthrough. He describes it as the third phase in a long journey. For 15 years, Kryvolap says, he worked in a lyrical way with figurative subject matter, and then for ten years on harmonizing color in abstract compositions. Only in the 1990s did he find his emotional voice, reaching what he calls a kind of meditation. This is the mature artist’s nirvana - after decades of searching, honing his eye, brush, and composition, Kryvolap now experiences the timelessness of this third stage, analogous for him to a feeling of the cosmos.' Jennifer Cahn, December 2014, Brownsville, Texas Area