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Biography
1980s

Mykola Matsenko and Oleg Tistol studied at the Republican Secondary Art School, where they met and became friends. Together they enrolled in the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts

1992

the first joint projects appeared at the exhibitions “Alchemical Capitulation” (ship “Slavutych”, Sevastopol, Crimea, curator — Marta Kuzma) and “Steppes of Europe” (Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw, Poland, curator — Jerzy Onuch) and others

1995

In the magazine "Parta" (1998, No. 2), the program text of the National Production "Poltava Battle" was published

Exhibitions
1994
17 September
1994
[Exhibition of Mykola Matsenko and Oleg Tistol]
2002.10.23
Natsprom. Oleg Tistol, Mykola Matsenko
2005
Mother of cities
2015.05.30
On the Edge. Ukrainian Art 1985–2004
2015
"Natprom + University"
2017
Show promise. The art of promises
Bibliography
  1. Matsenko M., Tistol O. The Battle of Poltava / Mykola Matsenko, Oleg Tistol // Parta. – 1998. – No.2. – P.15
  2. Myth of "Ukrainian Baroque" / Exhibition Catalog // Article authors: Halyna Sklyarenko, Oksana Barshinova. – Kyiv: 2012. – 192 p.: ill.
  3. Sklyarenko H. ”The Dotted Line of Conceptualism”: On the Picture of Ukrainian Art of the Second Half of the 20th Century / Halyna Sklyarenko // Contemporary Art: Scientific Collection / Institute of Contemporary Art Problems of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine. – Kyiv: Phoenix, 2010. – Issue VII – P. 209–230.
  4. Sklyarenko H.Ya. Contemporary Art of Ukraine. Portraits of Artists. Second edition, in Ukrainian. Supplemented. // Halyna Sklyarenko – Kyiv: Huss, 2016. – 376 p.: ill.
  5. Ukrainian New Wave. Late 1980s – early 1990s: exhibition catalog // Compiled by: Oksana Barshynova. Article authors: Anatoliy Melnyk, Halyna Sklyarenko, Oksana Barshynova. – Kyiv: Oranta, 2009. – 224 pages: ill.
  6. Martyniuk O. Oleg Tistol. Charisma plus national industry / Olena Martyniuk // ARTUkraine. – 2009, May-June. – P.29-31