Showing posts with label Vista Studios Gallery 80808 Nikolai Oskolkov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vista Studios Gallery 80808 Nikolai Oskolkov. Show all posts

Thursday, April 4, 2013

NikO Art Show 2013 / April 5-16




  NikO Art Show 2013 is an  exhibit of paintings and drawings by local fine artist and musician Nikolai Oskolkov. NikO presents many themes that reflect on the interrelation among history, spirituality, and surrounding existence.  the show will feature a unique collaboration  with NikO's father Konstantin Oskolkov's experiments with "rustic" framing of pagan and nature themed paintings.  Many works will be  on sale at reasonable prices.  Please join NikO at the opening reception of his fifth art show at Vista Studios/Gallery 80808 on Friday, Apr. 5 at 5 pm where NikO and  others will also perform on  various musical instruments to spice up the night!  The exhibit runs from Apr. 5 – Apr. 16, 2013.
Vista Studios/Gallery 80808 hours are weekdays 11am to 3pm and weekends 1 to 4pm. Please call the Gallery 80808 at 803-252-6143 to confirm hours. For more information please visit the website athttp://www.vistastudios80808.com.
Nikolai Oskolkov aka NikO
Fine Artist/Musician
(803) 361-8500

Monday, May 16, 2011

Nikolai Oskolkov Returns




The Dixie Commissar is back with new art and music for the fourth annual Spring exhibit at Gallery 80808 in Columbia’s Vista.
Nikolai Oskolkov expresses whats on his mind with a wide variety of thematic cycles in painting and drawing. Genres flow into one another with new explorations into human emotion, thought-forms and spiritual symbolism. Nostalgic genre scenes and decorative art contrast with dramatic depictions of military history subjects, many commemorating the current sesquicentennial anniversary of the outbreak of the American Civil War.
Don’t forget your wallets and checkbooks for UNBEATABLE BARGAIN PRICES ON ORIGINAL FINE ART!
Friday’s reception, May 20   4-9pm, will also feature Nikolai on piano and the colorful Russian three-string balalaika. The Dixie Commissar also invites his comrades to bring their musical instruments for informal jam sessions at the reception.