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On June 12 through June 22, free painting lessons were given in Gubkinsky courtesy of the <b>Draw&Go</b> art studio from Moscow. The master classes were taught by professional artists who had graduated from the nation’s top art universities: VGIK (the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography), the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, and the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR’s <i>Formula for Good Deeds</i> social investment program.
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More than <b>360</b> people attended the classes held at the G.V. Sviridov School of Arts. At the end of the session, <b>280</b> works of art were selected for a special exhibition that took place on June 22. Eight winners were chosen in such categories as watercolors, acrylic, pastel, and markers.
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<strong>The names of the winners are:</strong>
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1. Alexander Voronin, Acrylic <br>
2. Irina Makogon, Acrylic <br>
3. Irina Pravdyuk, Watercolors <br>
4. Yana Khokhlova, Watercolors <br>
5. Vladislava Prigoda, Markers <br>
6. Diana Shepovalova, Markers <br>
7. Nadezhda Kireyeva, Pastel <br>
8. Miroslava Ukrainskaya, Pastel
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The finalists were presented with gift art boxes from <i>Draw&Go</i> on fluid art, and their works will be displayed on the city’s billboards.
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<i>“The workshop was amazing! It was so interesting! Many thanks to the team and to SIBUR for such a great event. We will be looking forward to welcoming you here again!”</i> <b>Maria Naumenko</b>, a 27-year-old class participant, noted.
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On June 15, the team held an intensive course for local painting teachers, covering cosmic watercolor, liquid acrylic (fluid art), and interior acrylic painting. Participants received certificates, methodological materials, and art boxes for further teaching.
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On June 15, the team of artists taught an intensive class to Gubkinsky’s painting teachers. The class’s curriculum covered space-themed watercolors, liquid Fluid Art acrylic, and interior acrylic painting techniques. The class was attended by <b>11</b> participants, and upon completing they were issued certificates of completion as well as methodological materials, and art boxes for abstract acrylic painting. All the skills acquired by the teachers will help them in their interactions with students and in promoting contemporary painting styles in their home city.
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<i>“Many thanks to SIBUR for this pleasurable experience and a burst of creative energy it gave us! I would like to wish the professional team further successes, new ideas, and boundless energy!”</i> class participant <b>Elena Nosova</b>, noted.
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<b>Nadezhda Kuzmina</b>, Deputy Head of Gubkinsky’s Department of Culture, and <b>Maksim Reshetnikov</b>, Head of Production at the Gubkinsky Gas Processing Plant of SIBURTyumenGaz, congratulated the winners and expressed their gratitude to all attendees of the master classes for their active engagement and commitment to professional growth.
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<strong>Background:</strong><b><br>
</b>The <i>Formula for Good Deeds</i>, SIBUR's social investment program, was launched on February 1, 2016 in all key cities where the company operates. It is being implemented across seven focus areas covering all essential social sector domains: urban development, education and science, sports and healthy living, environmental protection, culture, inclusion, and volunteering. Detailed information about the program is available on the program’s website at <a href="http://www.formula-hd.ru/" target="_new">www.formula-hd.ru</a>.
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On June 12 through June 22, free painting lessons were given in Gubkinsky courtesy of the Draw&Go art studio from Moscow. The master classes were taught by professional artists who had graduated from the nation’s top art universities: VGIK (the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography), the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, and the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR’s Formula for Good Deeds social investment program.
More than 360 people attended the classes held at the G.V. Sviridov School of Arts. At the end of the session, 280 works of art were selected for a special exhibition that took place on June 22. Eight winners were chosen in such categories as watercolors, acrylic, pastel, and markers.
The names of the winners are:
1. Alexander Voronin, Acrylic
2. Irina Makogon, Acrylic
3. Irina Pravdyuk, Watercolors
4. Yana Khokhlova, Watercolors
5. Vladislava Prigoda, Markers
6. Diana Shepovalova, Markers
7. Nadezhda Kireyeva, Pastel
8. Miroslava Ukrainskaya, Pastel
The finalists were presented with gift art boxes from Draw&Go on fluid art, and their works will be displayed on the city’s billboards.
“The workshop was amazing! It was so interesting! Many thanks to the team and to SIBUR for such a great event. We will be looking forward to welcoming you here again!” Maria Naumenko, a 27-year-old class participant, noted.
On June 15, the team held an intensive course for local painting teachers, covering cosmic watercolor, liquid acrylic (fluid art), and interior acrylic painting. Participants received certificates, methodological materials, and art boxes for further teaching.
On June 15, the team of artists taught an intensive class to Gubkinsky’s painting teachers. The class’s curriculum covered space-themed watercolors, liquid Fluid Art acrylic, and interior acrylic painting techniques. The class was attended by 11 participants, and upon completing they were issued certificates of completion as well as methodological materials, and art boxes for abstract acrylic painting. All the skills acquired by the teachers will help them in their interactions with students and in promoting contemporary painting styles in their home city.
“Many thanks to SIBUR for this pleasurable experience and a burst of creative energy it gave us! I would like to wish the professional team further successes, new ideas, and boundless energy!” class participant Elena Nosova, noted.
Nadezhda Kuzmina, Deputy Head of Gubkinsky’s Department of Culture, and Maksim Reshetnikov, Head of Production at the Gubkinsky Gas Processing Plant of SIBURTyumenGaz, congratulated the winners and expressed their gratitude to all attendees of the master classes for their active engagement and commitment to professional growth.
Background:
The Formula for Good Deeds, SIBUR's social investment program, was launched on February 1, 2016 in all key cities where the company operates. It is being implemented across seven focus areas covering all essential social sector domains: urban development, education and science, sports and healthy living, environmental protection, culture, inclusion, and volunteering. Detailed information about the program is available on the program’s website at www.formula-hd.ru.
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More than 360 people attended the classes held at the G.V. Sviridov School of Arts. At the end of the session, 280 works of art were selected for a special exhibition that took place on June 22. Eight winners were chosen in such categories as watercolors, acrylic, pastel, and markers.
The names of the winners are:
1. Alexander Voronin, Acrylic
2. Irina Makogon, Acrylic
3. Irina Pravdyuk, Watercolors
4. Yana Khokhlova, Watercolors
5. Vladislava Prigoda, Markers
6. Diana Shepovalova, Markers
7. Nadezhda Kireyeva, Pastel
8. Miroslava Ukrainskaya, Pastel
The finalists were presented with gift art boxes from Draw&Go on fluid art, and their works will be displayed on the city’s billboards.
“The workshop was amazing! It was so interesting! Many thanks to the team and to SIBUR for such a great event. We will be looking forward to welcoming you here again!” Maria Naumenko, a 27-year-old class participant, noted.
On June 15, the team held an intensive course for local painting teachers, covering cosmic watercolor, liquid acrylic (fluid art), and interior acrylic painting. Participants received certificates, methodological materials, and art boxes for further teaching.
On June 15, the team of artists taught an intensive class to Gubkinsky’s painting teachers. The class’s curriculum covered space-themed watercolors, liquid Fluid Art acrylic, and interior acrylic painting techniques. The class was attended by 11 participants, and upon completing they were issued certificates of completion as well as methodological materials, and art boxes for abstract acrylic painting. All the skills acquired by the teachers will help them in their interactions with students and in promoting contemporary painting styles in their home city.
“Many thanks to SIBUR for this pleasurable experience and a burst of creative energy it gave us! I would like to wish the professional team further successes, new ideas, and boundless energy!” class participant Elena Nosova, noted.
Nadezhda Kuzmina, Deputy Head of Gubkinsky’s Department of Culture, and Maksim Reshetnikov, Head of Production at the Gubkinsky Gas Processing Plant of SIBURTyumenGaz, congratulated the winners and expressed their gratitude to all attendees of the master classes for their active engagement and commitment to professional growth.
Background:
The Formula for Good Deeds, SIBUR's social investment program, was launched on February 1, 2016 in all key cities where the company operates. It is being implemented across seven focus areas covering all essential social sector domains: urban development, education and science, sports and healthy living, environmental protection, culture, inclusion, and volunteering. Detailed information about the program is available on the program’s website at www.formula-hd.ru.
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On June 12 through June 22, free painting lessons were given in Gubkinsky courtesy of the Draw&Go art studio from Moscow. The master classes were taught by professional artists who had graduated from the nation’s top art universities: VGIK (the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography), the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, and the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR’s Formula for Good Deeds social investment program.
On June 15, the team held an intensive course for local painting teachers, covering cosmic watercolor, liquid acrylic (fluid art), and interior acrylic painting. Participants received certificates, methodological materials, and art boxes for further teaching.
On June 15, the team of artists taught an intensive class to Gubkinsky’s painting teachers. The class’s curriculum covered space-themed watercolors, liquid Fluid Art acrylic, and interior acrylic painting techniques. The class was attended by 11 participants, and upon completing they were issued certificates of completion as well as methodological materials, and art boxes for abstract acrylic painting. All the skills acquired by the teachers will help them in their interactions with students and in promoting contemporary painting styles in their home city.
