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Stratiychuk Oksana - Ukrainian artist

Stratiychuk Oksana
1968

Berbeka-Stratiychuk Oksana is a Ukrainian artist. Master's degree in graphic arts. Since 1992 she is a member of the National School of Artists of Ukraine (NSAU).

She was born in 1968 in Kiev. In 1992 she graduated from the Graphic Arts Department of the Kiev State Art Institute, workshop of free graphics (teachers – Andrey Chebykin, Nikolay Kompanets, Valentin Sergeev). In 1993-1996 she was an assistant-trainee at the Ukrainian Academy of Arts (head - Georgiy Yakutovich).

Regularly takes part in various art projects in Ukraine and abroad since 1989, holds personal exhibitions. Works in graphic techniques: etching, linorite, mokulito.

She has more than 90 art projects on her account - collective and solo exhibitions, biennials, festivals. In 2006, the artist was a laureate of the Aleksandr Danchenko Kyiv Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine "Mitets" Prize (graphic art). Stratiychuk's works are kept in several museums of Ukraine, as well as in private collections in Ukraine and abroad (Poland, Japan, Latvia, Italy).

About the artist

Full name
Oksana Berbeka-Stratiychuk
Date of birth
1968
Place of birth
Kyiv
Country
Ukraine
Specialization
graphic artist; master of graphic arts
Medium
etching; linocut; mokulito
Education
Graphic Arts Department of the Kyiv State Art Institute, workshop of free graphics (1992, teachers Andrey Chebykin, Nikolay Kompanets, Valentin Sergeev); assistant-trainee at the Ukrainian Academy of Arts (1993-1996, head Georgiy Yakutovich)
Teachers
Andrey Chebykin; Nikolay Kompanets; Valentin Sergeev; Georgiy Yakutovich
Membership
National Union of Artists of Ukraine (NUAU), since 1992
Awards and titles
laureate of the Aleksandr Danchenko Mitets Prize of the Kyiv Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (2006, graphic art)
Works in collections
several museums of Ukraine; private collections in Ukraine, Poland, Japan, Latvia, Italy
Key exhibitions
more than 90 art projects - group and solo exhibitions, biennials, festivals in Ukraine and abroad (since 1989)
Years active
since 1989
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