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Moscow studio "Draw&Go" holds series of painting masterclasses in Perm

25 may 2026

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From 14 to 24 May, free classes for all comers took place at the MaxArt art residence. Participants were introduced to different directions of contemporary painting and tried their hand at watercolour, acrylic, pastels and markers.

The masterclasses were conducted by professional artists – graduates of the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, as well as an invited artist and graduate of the Perm State Institute of Culture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026.

Elena Snezhko, Head of SIBUR's social investment programme:
"For SIBUR, it is important that in the cities where we operate, residents have opportunities not only for education, sport or professional development, but also for creative self-realisation. Such projects help to make art closer and more accessible: anyone can come without special training, try different techniques and gain a new, interesting experience. We see that creative initiatives are in demand in Perm, so we will continue to support formats that bring people together and reveal their talents."

Over the course of the project, more than 440 people attended the masterclasses. Following the sessions, 370 works were presented at the final exhibition held on 24 May. Through an open vote, eight winners were selected in the categories of watercolour and acrylic painting, pastels and markers.

They were:

  1. Alexander Zhitnikov

  2. Tatiana Khokhryakova

  3. Yanita Efimik

  4. Yulia Soldatenko

  5. Damir Mustakimov

  6. Ekaterina Zyryanova

  7. Lyudmila Kiselevskaya

  8. Angelina Lenkova

The winners received gift art boxes for fluid art, and their works will be displayed on advertising billboards around the city.

Anastasia Shchekoleva, project participant:
"Thank you to the studio and to SIBUR for the masterclasses! It was wonderful to immerse myself in the atmosphere of drawing alongside professionals in their field."

Anastasia Khorosheva, Head of the Department of Culture and Youth Policy of the Perm City Administration:
"We are very grateful to SIBUR for supporting such cultural projects, for making art more accessible to Perm residents, and for allowing anyone to overcome doubts and fears and try something new."

A separate part of the programme was an intensive course for painting teachers, which took place on 17 May. It was attended by 14 artists. The participants received certificates, teaching materials and art boxes for acrylic painting with gold leaf. The knowledge gained will allow the teachers to use it in their work with students and to develop contemporary painting directions in the city.

Olga Piven, participant of the intensive course:
"I really enjoyed the intensive. I tried new techniques and materials that were new to me. The responsive studio teachers shared their knowledge. Thank you for the immersion into the world of creativity. I received a charge of inspiration. Come again, we will look forward to new meetings."





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From 14 to 24 May, free classes for all comers took place at the MaxArt art residence. Participants were introduced to different directions of contemporary painting and tried their hand at watercolour, acrylic, pastels and markers.

The masterclasses were conducted by professional artists – graduates of the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, as well as an invited artist and graduate of the Perm State Institute of Culture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026.

Elena Snezhko, Head of SIBUR's social investment programme:
"For SIBUR, it is important that in the cities where we operate, residents have opportunities not only for education, sport or professional development, but also for creative self-realisation. Such projects help to make art closer and more accessible: anyone can come without special training, try different techniques and gain a new, interesting experience. We see that creative initiatives are in demand in Perm, so we will continue to support formats that bring people together and reveal their talents."

Over the course of the project, more than 440 people attended the masterclasses. Following the sessions, 370 works were presented at the final exhibition held on 24 May. Through an open vote, eight winners were selected in the categories of watercolour and acrylic painting, pastels and markers.

They were:

  1. Alexander Zhitnikov

  2. Tatiana Khokhryakova

  3. Yanita Efimik

  4. Yulia Soldatenko

  5. Damir Mustakimov

  6. Ekaterina Zyryanova

  7. Lyudmila Kiselevskaya

  8. Angelina Lenkova

The winners received gift art boxes for fluid art, and their works will be displayed on advertising billboards around the city.

Anastasia Shchekoleva, project participant:
"Thank you to the studio and to SIBUR for the masterclasses! It was wonderful to immerse myself in the atmosphere of drawing alongside professionals in their field."

Anastasia Khorosheva, Head of the Department of Culture and Youth Policy of the Perm City Administration:
"We are very grateful to SIBUR for supporting such cultural projects, for making art more accessible to Perm residents, and for allowing anyone to overcome doubts and fears and try something new."

A separate part of the programme was an intensive course for painting teachers, which took place on 17 May. It was attended by 14 artists. The participants received certificates, teaching materials and art boxes for acrylic painting with gold leaf. The knowledge gained will allow the teachers to use it in their work with students and to develop contemporary painting directions in the city.

Olga Piven, participant of the intensive course:
"I really enjoyed the intensive. I tried new techniques and materials that were new to me. The responsive studio teachers shared their knowledge. Thank you for the immersion into the world of creativity. I received a charge of inspiration. Come again, we will look forward to new meetings."





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From 14 to 24 May, free classes for all comers took place at the MaxArt art residence. Participants were introduced to different directions of contemporary painting and tried their hand at watercolour, acrylic, pastels and markers.

The masterclasses were conducted by professional artists – graduates of the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute, as well as an invited artist and graduate of the Perm State Institute of Culture. The project was implemented with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2026.

Elena Snezhko, Head of SIBUR's social investment programme:
"For SIBUR, it is important that in the cities where we operate, residents have opportunities not only for education, sport or professional development, but also for creative self-realisation. Such projects help to make art closer and more accessible: anyone can come without special training, try different techniques and gain a new, interesting experience. We see that creative initiatives are in demand in Perm, so we will continue to support formats that bring people together and reveal their talents."

Over the course of the project, more than 440 people attended the masterclasses. Following the sessions, 370 works were presented at the final exhibition held on 24 May. Through an open vote, eight winners were selected in the categories of watercolour and acrylic painting, pastels and markers.

They were:

  1. Alexander Zhitnikov

  2. Tatiana Khokhryakova

  3. Yanita Efimik

  4. Yulia Soldatenko

  5. Damir Mustakimov

  6. Ekaterina Zyryanova

  7. Lyudmila Kiselevskaya

  8. Angelina Lenkova

The winners received gift art boxes for fluid art, and their works will be displayed on advertising billboards around the city.

Anastasia Shchekoleva, project participant:
"Thank you to the studio and to SIBUR for the masterclasses! It was wonderful to immerse myself in the atmosphere of drawing alongside professionals in their field."

Anastasia Khorosheva, Head of the Department of Culture and Youth Policy of the Perm City Administration:
"We are very grateful to SIBUR for supporting such cultural projects, for making art more accessible to Perm residents, and for allowing anyone to overcome doubts and fears and try something new."

A separate part of the programme was an intensive course for painting teachers, which took place on 17 May. It was attended by 14 artists. The participants received certificates, teaching materials and art boxes for acrylic painting with gold leaf. The knowledge gained will allow the teachers to use it in their work with students and to develop contemporary painting directions in the city.

Olga Piven, participant of the intensive course:
"I really enjoyed the intensive. I tried new techniques and materials that were new to me. The responsive studio teachers shared their knowledge. Thank you for the immersion into the world of creativity. I received a charge of inspiration. Come again, we will look forward to new meetings."