Gritsenko Olga

Exhibitions:

2016 - Third All-Ukrainian Triennial of Abstract Art ‘ART-AKT’, Cultural Center ‘Vernissage’, Chernivtsi
2016 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition dedicated to the Artist's Day. Exhibition Hall of the Central House of Artists, Kiev;
2016 - All-Ukrainian Exhibition-Contest of Fine and Decorative and Applied Art, the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Kiev, (diploma of the third degree).
2016 - International Landscape Exhibition ‘AI Kuindzhi Memorial’, exhibition halls of Kuindzhi Exhibition Center of Contemporary Art and Culture and Kuindzhi Art Museum, Mariupol;
2016 - VI All-Ukrainian Triennial ‘Painting - 2016’, exhibition hall of the Central House of Artists, Kiev;
2015 - All-Ukrainian mobile exhibition of fine art ‘For me ...’, dedicated to the 115th anniversary of the birth of Catherine Bilokur. The exposition was located in the exhibition halls of museums and city exhibition halls along the route Kiev, Belaya Tserkov, Fastov, Obukhov, Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky, Yagotin.
2015 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition of candidates for the Union of Artists of Ukraine, Kiev;
2015 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition ‘Abstract Painting of Ukraine’, exhibition hall of the Central House of Artists, Kiev;
2014 - II International Art Triennial pre clean 2014, Chernivtsi;
2014 - The first international art festival ‘Talent energy’, Kiev;
2014 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition ‘Generosity of the native land’, Kumitiv Museum of Fine Arts Bukhanchuk, Kmitov, Zhytomyr Region;
2014 - All-Ukrainian cultural and artistic project ‘Under the Veil of a Woman!’, Kmitov, Zhytomyr Region. Kumitiv Museum of Fine Arts Bukhanchuk;
2014 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition for the Artist's Day, Kiev;
2014 - VIII All-Ukrainian exhibition of fine arts ‘Magic colors of the Dnieper’, Dnepropetrovsk;
2014 - All-Ukrainian cultural and artistic project ‘Picturesque Ukraine’ for the 200th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko, Cherkassy Regional Art Museum, Cherkassy
2014 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition ‘Bright Square’, Kiev;
2013 - All-Ukrainian exhibition of painting ‘Until the sun fades, you will not be forgotten ...’ dedicated to the 110th anniversary of the monument to Ivan Kotlyarevsky., G. Poltava;
2013 - All-Ukrainian art exhibition ‘Ukraine, Ukraine, glorious Cossack land’, Cherkasy.

Personal art exhibitions:
2016 - Exhibition of paintings ‘Above the Dnieper Depths’, Art Gallery of Natalia Yuzefovich, Kremenchug;
2015 - Exhibition of painting 'Two realities', Kremenchuk City Art Gallery, Kremenchug;
2014 - Exhibition hall of the city library for children, Komsomolsk, Poltava region;
2014 - To the day of the pioneers in the room of the film-room of the Komsomolsk Local History Museum ‘Poltava mining’.
2004 - Exhibition hall of the city library for children. Komsomolsk;

Art exhibitions of local significance:
2016 - Art Exhibition on the basis of the artistic open-air ‘4 elements’, the gallery of contemporary art ‘Art Mission’, Poltava;
2016 - ‘Still Life’ Exhibition hall of the city library for children, Komsomolsk;
2016 - Exhibition of works of artists of the creative association ‘New Province’ ‘SATISFACTION’, Kremenchug City Art Gallery, Kremenchug;
2016 - ‘Lilac’ Exhibition hall of the city library for children, Komsomolsk;
2015 - Exhibition on the results of an artistic open-air ‘Picturesque Kotelevschina’, a gallery of contemporary art ‘Art Mission’, Poltava;
2015 - ‘Colors of Autumn’ Exhibition hall of the city library for children, Komsomolsk;
2015 - Exhibition of the painting of the creative union ‘Kremenchug city organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine’ to celebrate the Day of the City of the Artist, Kremenchuk City Art Gallery, Kremenchug;
2015 - Exhibition on the results of an artistic open air in the room of the film-room of the Komsomolsk Local History Museum ‘Poltava Mining’.
2015 - Exhibition of painting ‘Awakening’, Art Gallery of Natalia Yuzefovich, Kremenchug;
2015 - Exhibition of painting 'Two realities', Kremenchuk City Art Gallery, Kremenchug;
2015 - Exhibition of Painting and Graphics ‘Kremenchug Spring’, Museum of History.