Oksana Mas was born in Ilyichevsk the Odessa district

2003 Took her degree of the bachelor of philosophy at the Odessa State University named after Mechnikov I. I.

1992 Graduated Odessa State Art School named after M.B. Grekov

1986 Graduated Ilyichevsk's school of arts

Lives and works in Odessa, Stockholm, Barcelona, Moskow

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Personal exhibitions

2010

Series of sculptures inspired on different motifs from Ukrainian folklore and culture according to Tatiana Kourochkina Gallery and Carles Casamor, president of the Casamor Foundation, Figueras, Spaine

Sphere of Good and of Spiritual Renaissance at the Holy Dormition Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra according to Mironova Gallery of Kyiv, Ukraine

Helium-3 in ART-CENTER, Odessa, Ukraine

Exhibition of the works of Oksana Mas. Mironova Gallery. New York, USA

A look into eternity. Sofia Kyivska National Museum. Kiev, Ukraine

2009

Paintings and Sculptures of Oksana Mas. Zorya Fine Art. New York, USA

2008

MAS. Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Russia

2007

Hired to Dream. Aidan Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2006

Point of Assemblage. T. Ladyzhinskaya Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine

Infanta. Da Vinci Gallery. Kiev, Ukraine

Point of Assemblage. Exhibition hall of Ukrainian House. Kiev. Ukraine

Jaguar's Valve. Arena City. Kiev, Ukraine

2005

Phenomenon of Epidermism. Karas Gallery. Kiev, Ukraine

2004

Oksana Mas. Paintings. Aidan Gallery. Moscow, Russia

Black/White Reverse. IRIS Gallery. Barcelona, Spain

2003

Oksana Mas. Museum of Western-Eastern art. Ukraine

Everyday Originality. Exhibition hall of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine

Oksana Mas. Center of contemporary art SOVIART. Kiev, Ukraine

2002

365. Central Exhibition Morvokzal's (port) complex. Odessa, Ukraine

2001

Oksana Mas. State Art Museum named after Korolenko. Odessa, Ukraine

2000

Oksana Mas. Museum of Fine Arts. Ilyichevsk the Odessa district, Ukraine

1999

Oksana Mas. UkrInBank. Kiev, Ukraine

1997

Oksana Mas. Art Gallery. Valkenburg, Netherlands

Oksana Mas. M-Gallery. Prague, Czechia

Oksana Mas. Museum of Fine Arts. Ilichevsk, Ukraine

1995

Oksana Mas. Museum of Fine Arts. Ilichevsk, Ukraine

Oksana Mas. Central exhibition hall of Ukraine Artists Union. Kiev, Ukraine

Oksana Mas. Exhibition hall of UNO representatives in Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine


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Group exhibitions

2010

SCOPE Art Show Basel, From Mironova Gallery, Switzerland

Art Chicago 2010. From Mironova Gallery, USA

Art by Genève, Switzerland

The Armory Show, New York, USA

The Ukrainian exhibition in the SCOPE New York Art Show. From Mironova Gallery. New York, USA

Exhibition ‘Contemporary Ukrainian Artists’ in National Arts Club, Mironova Gallery. New York, USA 

Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Runway Show in NY, collaboration with Brian Reyes for 2010 collection. New York, USA

2009

Sotheby's in London, UKOn 9 June 2009, the Drive 9, (2008) work of art was sold at Sotheby's in London for 33.000 pounds

Art Dubai, UAE

2008

The Armory Show, New York, USA

2007

Movement. Evolution. Art. The Cultural Foundation 'Ekaterina'. Moscow, Russia

XV. Group exhibition of gallery's artists.

Aidan Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2006

Modus R. Curators Olesia Turkina, Eugenia Kikodze.

Design district. Art Basel Miami. Miami, USA

Group Show of Aidan Gallery's artists. Aidan Gallery. Moscow, Russia

2005

Group Show of Aidan Gallery?s artists. Aidan Gallery. Moscow, Russia

2000

Biennale 'Marine-2000'. Marine Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine

Fond of Russian Artists. Paris, France

1999

Fond of Russian Artists. Paris, France

Golden-Art-Gallery. Koln, Germany

1998

Biennale 'Marine-1998'. Marine Gallery. Odessa, Ukraine

Hall Gallery. Amsterdam, Netherlands

Municipal exhibition hall. Maastricht, Netherlands

1997

Municipal exhibition hall. Maastricht, Netherlands

1996

Central House of Artist. Moscow, Russia

French Cultural Center. Kiev, Ukraine

Now it is the time of individual practice. Oksana Mas with her passion for experimenting, with her foreignness to today's popular brands, is in symbiosis with our times. She avoids repeating herself. She goes her way without falling in the limitations of progressive or traditional, commercial or intellectual (conceptual), not mainstream and not on the edge. All this makes her art interesting. Asking "What's next?" does not make any sense.