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Born 1960. Known for: Critique of Soviet culture and re-evaluation of its clichés.
Oleg Tistol is a key representative of the Ukrainian New Wave, a group of artists which emerged during the period of perestroika and Ukraine’s Declaration of Independence in August 1991. He was born... Read full biography
Oleg Tistol is a key representative of the Ukrainian New Wave, a group of artists which emerged during the period of perestroika and Ukraine’s Declaration of Independence in August 1991. He was born in Ukraine and his art combines a critique of Soviet culture with a re-evaluation of its clichés.... Read full biography
Oleg Tistol is a key representative of the Ukrainian New Wave, a group of artists which emerged during the period of perestroika and Ukraine’s Declaration of Independence in August 1991. He was born in Ukraine and his art combines a critique of Soviet culture with a re-evaluation of its clichés. Tistol's art emerged at the intersection of the Soviet and post-Soviet epochs and is known for its vital, joyful, and playful atmosphere
Oleg Tistol is a key representative of the Ukrainian New Wave, a group of artists which emerged during the period of perestroika and Ukraine’s Declaration of Independence in August 1991. He was born in Ukraine and his art combines a critique of Soviet culture with a re-evaluation of its clichés. Tistol's art emerged at the intersection of the Soviet and post-Soviet epochs and is known for its vital, joyful, and playful atmosphere
Oleg Tistol is a key representative of the Ukrainian New Wave, a group of artists which emerged during the period of perestroika and Ukraine’s Declaration of Independence in August 1991. He was born in Ukraine and his art combines a critique of Soviet culture with a re-evaluation of its clichés. Tistol's art emerged at the intersection of the Soviet and post-Soviet epochs and is known for its vital, joyful, and playful atmosphere