Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
Avan-garde
Sokolov Oleg
1919-1990 Odessa
Sokolov Oleg (1919-1990)
Oleg Sokolov.
Born on June 15, 1919, in Odessa (Ukraine).
Received art education at the Odessa State Art College (1935–1939, 1948–1951) and at the Lviv Institute of Decorative and Applied Art (1947–1948).
From 1940 to 1946 he served in the Red Army, was wounded in the battles of World War II. From 1948 to 1951 he worked in the «Odessa Society of Artists». From 1955 to 1990 was a Senior Fellow and Head of the exposure of the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. Created the club «Color, music, word» named after Churlionis under the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. In the 60s Sokolov’s apartment was also his creative workshop and an original club, a place of communication between the artist, student youth and the creative intellectuals of the city.
Artworks by Oleg Sokolov are kept in collections of Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art, Museum of Odessa Modern Art, Odessa Fine Art Museum, in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad. Permanent displays of Sokolov were opened in 2010 in the Museum of Odessa Modern Art.
Solo exhibitions –1990, 2009, 2010, Odessa.
Selected group exhibitions – «Music of the World», 2012, Odessa.
eruption flame
Abstract
Monotype, Ink, Mixed Media on Paper 26/26
Sokolov Oleg
1919-1990 Odessa
Sokolov Oleg (1919-1990)
Oleg Sokolov.
Born on June 15, 1919, in Odessa (Ukraine).
Received art education at the Odessa State Art College (1935–1939, 1948–1951) and at the Lviv Institute of Decorative and Applied Art (1947–1948).
From 1940 to 1946 he served in the Red Army, was wounded in the battles of World War II. From 1948 to 1951 he worked in the «Odessa Society of Artists». From 1955 to 1990 was a Senior Fellow and Head of the exposure of the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. Created the club «Color, music, word» named after Churlionis under the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. In the 60s Sokolov’s apartment was also his creative workshop and an original club, a place of communication between the artist, student youth and the creative intellectuals of the city.
Artworks by Oleg Sokolov are kept in collections of Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art, Museum of Odessa Modern Art, Odessa Fine Art Museum, in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad. Permanent displays of Sokolov were opened in 2010 in the Museum of Odessa Modern Art.
Solo exhibitions –1990, 2009, 2010, Odessa.
Selected group exhibitions – «Music of the World», 2012, Odessa.
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Abstract
Monotype, Ink, Mixed Media on Paper 18/9
Sokolov Oleg
1919-1990 Odessa
Sokolov Oleg (1919-1990)
Oleg Sokolov.
Born on June 15, 1919, in Odessa (Ukraine).
Received art education at the Odessa State Art College (1935–1939, 1948–1951) and at the Lviv Institute of Decorative and Applied Art (1947–1948).
From 1940 to 1946 he served in the Red Army, was wounded in the battles of World War II. From 1948 to 1951 he worked in the «Odessa Society of Artists». From 1955 to 1990 was a Senior Fellow and Head of the exposure of the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. Created the club «Color, music, word» named after Churlionis under the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. In the 60s Sokolov’s apartment was also his creative workshop and an original club, a place of communication between the artist, student youth and the creative intellectuals of the city.
Artworks by Oleg Sokolov are kept in collections of Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art, Museum of Odessa Modern Art, Odessa Fine Art Museum, in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad. Permanent displays of Sokolov were opened in 2010 in the Museum of Odessa Modern Art.
Solo exhibitions –1990, 2009, 2010, Odessa.
Selected group exhibitions – «Music of the World», 2012, Odessa.
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Abstract
Monotype, Ink, Mixed Media on Paper 26/26
Sychev Stanislav Ivanovich
1937-2003 Odessa
Sychev Stanislav Ivanovich (1937-2003)
Sychev Stanislav Ivanovich (1937-2003) - Ukrainian painter. He graduated from Odessa Art School (1960). Participant unauthorized exhibitions in Odesa and Moscow (1970). He took part in the international biennale "Impreza" in Ivano-Frankivsk (1989). Solo exhibitions at the Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa. (1989, 1994). A large number of works are in private collections in Munich, Paris, London, New York, New Jersey and San Francisco.
Odessa view
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cardboard, mixed media 86/61
Khrushch Valentin
1943-2005 Odessa
Valentin Khrushch (1943-2005)
artist: Khrushch Valentin Dmitrievich
1943-2005 Ukrainian artist, graphic artist, an iconic figure of the Odessa underground of 1960-1970’s. He was born on January 24, 1943 in Odessa. Since 1958 he was a permanent participant of regional exhibitions in Odessa. He studied at the Odessa Art School in the 1960s. His teachers were N. Zaitsev, Y. Egorov, N.Pavlyuk , T.Fraerman. He led the art group "9" in the 1970s, also he was the organizer and active participant in the "apartment" and street ("fence") exhibitions. Khrushch and S.Sychov held the first in the USSR unauthorized outdoor exhibition of avant-garde in 1963. He participated in the exhibition "Contemporary Art of Ukraine" (Munich -London- Paris-New York) in 1979. He moved to Moscow in 1981. Artist was an active member of the Creative Union of Artists "Jakimanka", where he made 9 exhibitions during the 1981-1983 periods. Artist was invited to organize the exhibition hall of Cheryomushki district in Moscow in Belyaevo in 1984; except his works, works of Y.Pliss, S.Alferov, A. Sobolev, K. Medvedeva, A. Lisowskiy were exhibited. Khrushch with "Belyaiev group" held a number of exhibitions, including in the city of Linz (Austria), in Panevezys (Lithuania). Fifteen solo exhibitions of artist were held during 1981-2002 (Moscow, Odessa, Kimri, Dubna). Since 1995 - he lived and worked in Kimry (Tver region). Artist`s works are on permanent display at UNESCO in Paris, the National Museum of Austria (Vienna), the National Art Museum of Ukraine, Odessa Art Museum, other museums and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.Abduction of Europe
Avan-garde
paper, mixed media 22/18
Khrushch Valentin
1943-2005 Odessa
Valentin Khrushch (1943-2005)
artist: Khrushch Valentin Dmitrievich
1943-2005 Ukrainian artist, graphic artist, an iconic figure of the Odessa underground of 1960-1970’s. He was born on January 24, 1943 in Odessa. Since 1958 he was a permanent participant of regional exhibitions in Odessa. He studied at the Odessa Art School in the 1960s. His teachers were N. Zaitsev, Y. Egorov, N.Pavlyuk , T.Fraerman. He led the art group "9" in the 1970s, also he was the organizer and active participant in the "apartment" and street ("fence") exhibitions. Khrushch and S.Sychov held the first in the USSR unauthorized outdoor exhibition of avant-garde in 1963. He participated in the exhibition "Contemporary Art of Ukraine" (Munich -London- Paris-New York) in 1979. He moved to Moscow in 1981. Artist was an active member of the Creative Union of Artists "Jakimanka", where he made 9 exhibitions during the 1981-1983 periods. Artist was invited to organize the exhibition hall of Cheryomushki district in Moscow in Belyaevo in 1984; except his works, works of Y.Pliss, S.Alferov, A. Sobolev, K. Medvedeva, A. Lisowskiy were exhibited. Khrushch with "Belyaiev group" held a number of exhibitions, including in the city of Linz (Austria), in Panevezys (Lithuania). Fifteen solo exhibitions of artist were held during 1981-2002 (Moscow, Odessa, Kimri, Dubna). Since 1995 - he lived and worked in Kimry (Tver region). Artist`s works are on permanent display at UNESCO in Paris, the National Museum of Austria (Vienna), the National Art Museum of Ukraine, Odessa Art Museum, other museums and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.Untitled
Abstract
без названия 50/40 1987
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Untitled
Avan-garde
cardboard, oil 38/50 1994
Novikov Mykola
(1935 – 1997) Odessa
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
1960 – Studied at Odessa State Art College of Grekov. (dut didn’t graduate)
Member of the informal apartment exhibitions.
Selected exhibitions:
2013 – “Graphics … Graphics … Graphics … Eugene Rachmanin, Nikolai Novikov, Vyacheslav Gorbunov”. Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
1997 – “Post-mortem solo exhibition”. “Most” Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine.
Museums with collection of works:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
portrait
Avan-garde
32/32 1991
Mezhberg Lev
1933, Odessa -2007, Carrara, Italy
Lev Mezhberg
(1933, Odessa -2007, Carrara, Italy).
Lev Mezhberg
(1933, Odessa -2007, Carrara, Italy).
1950 – Finished children art school.
1958 – Graduated from Odessa Art School (teachers: Frumina, Shelyuto, Muchnik).
1960 – Acknowledged to the Union of Artists of Ukraine.
From 1973 he lived in New York City.
1991 – 1994 – Lived in Paris.
2001 – 2007 – Lived in Italy.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2009 – “Alone in the search for the meaning of life”. Moscow, Russia (catalog).
2005 – «Franklin Bowles» Gallery. San Francisco, USA (catalog).
2002 – «Franklin Bowles» Gallery. San Francisco, USA (catalog).
2001 – «Keeper of the Flame», Franklin Bowles Gallery. New York, USA (catalog).
Selected Museum collections:
Tretyakov Gallery. Moscow, Russia.
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Art Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Museum of Art. Nikolayev, Ukraine.
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Avan-garde
oil on cardboard 28/32 1958
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
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Avan-garde
oil on cardboard 80/49,5 1970....
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
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Avan-garde
canvas, oil 70/70 1970....
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
is a hunter
Avan-garde
oil on canvas 60/44 1991
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
Untitled
Avan-garde
oil on canvas 31/44 1995
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
Untitled
Avan-garde
oil on canvas 31/44 1995
Kovalenko Yuriy
1931 – 2004, Odessa
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
Yuriy Kovalenko
(1931, Chernigov, Chernigov region – 2004, Odessa).
1959 – Graduated from Odessa Art College (teacher N.Pavljuk).
1969 – Graduated from Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinema (teachers: I. Kluge, I. Korotkov and V. Hovraleva).
1990 – Acknowledged to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1959-1960 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
1960-1965 – Worked as a make-up artist in the Odessa Music and Drama Theater.
1970-1981 – Taught at the Odessa Art School.
He lived and worked in Odessa.
Selected solo exhibitions:
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2013 – “Odessa school. Traditions and Relevance.” Exhibition Hall “Art Donbass”. Donetsk, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
2013 – Apartment Exhibitions “Bebel 19”. In the frameworks of the project “IV Fine Art Ukraine.” Mystetskiy Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine (catalog).
2010 – II Fine Art Ukraine. Mystetskyi Arsenal. Kiev, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
Selected Museum Collections:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Fine Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Literary Museum. Odessa, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
Numerous private collections in Ukraine and abroad.
Grandfather , grandson and affectionate cat
Avan-garde
canvas, oil 69/69 1995
Novikov Mykola
(1935 – 1997) Odessa
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
1960 – Studied at Odessa State Art College of Grekov. (dut didn’t graduate)
Member of the informal apartment exhibitions.
Selected exhibitions:
2013 – “Graphics … Graphics … Graphics … Eugene Rachmanin, Nikolai Novikov, Vyacheslav Gorbunov”. Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
1997 – “Post-mortem solo exhibition”. “Most” Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine.
Museums with collection of works:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
northern idyll
Avan-garde
canvas, oil 100/71 1980
Novikov Mykola
(1935 – 1997) Odessa
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
1960 – Studied at Odessa State Art College of Grekov. (dut didn’t graduate)
Member of the informal apartment exhibitions.
Selected exhibitions:
2013 – “Graphics … Graphics … Graphics … Eugene Rachmanin, Nikolai Novikov, Vyacheslav Gorbunov”. Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
1997 – “Post-mortem solo exhibition”. “Most” Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine.
Museums with collection of works:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
love
Avan-garde
hardboard ,mascara 28,5/27 1988
Novikov Mykola
(1935 – 1997) Odessa
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
Mykola Novikov
(1935 – 1997)
1960 – Studied at Odessa State Art College of Grekov. (dut didn’t graduate)
Member of the informal apartment exhibitions.
Selected exhibitions:
2013 – “Graphics … Graphics … Graphics … Eugene Rachmanin, Nikolai Novikov, Vyacheslav Gorbunov”. Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
2008 – “How young you were… Odessa nonconformist artists. 60s – 80s of the XX century in the collections of Felix Kohriht and Anatoliy Dymchuk.” NT-Art Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine (catalog).
1997 – “Post-mortem solo exhibition”. “Most” Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine.
Museums with collection of works:
National Art Museum of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine.
Odessa Museum of Modern Art. Odessa, Ukraine.
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Avan-garde
argala mascara 38/20 1994
