Time has been flying. I am mostly focused on trying to create stronger works. I am now being represented by Copali Gallery in Huatulco, Mexico. Also, one of my pieces is going to Menton France this fall. It has been accepted for the Biennale of Contemporary Sacred Art. This Biennle is a stepping stone to…
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I took a break from working on a mural at the San Andres Huayapam, Oaxaca town hall in order to make a quick visit to San Miguel de Allende for a pop up show at Bordelo Galeria. On Friday, December 9, we had some wine at Galeria Buena Vida on Aldama 42, which will now…
Continue Reading →Dear friends, I have been a little busy and have once again fallen behind on updating this website. The best way to see my available work is currently though my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/andrew.osta In the recent months, I have donates a number of artworks to Ukrainian relief efforts. First, I participated in an event in…
Continue Reading →Overall, the last few months had been a slow time. I was not doing any shows or much promotion. I was painting what I consider to be some of my best work, including psychedelic and surrealist work on round canvases, as well as new pleine air works. A gallery in MN, USA picked up a…
Continue Reading →In November 2011, I have been working on a lot of smaller paintings, developing certain ideas for larger works. Experimentation was mostly focused on color and its effective use. I also reworked a number of older paintings.
Continue Reading →About animal iconography Iconography has been a part of my art for as long as I can remember. This is probably the case because the earliest images I can remember clearly are Orthodox Christian icons. My parents didn’t have any original artwork in their little two-room apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, but they did have a…
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