"We draw together" CEV Automatic translate

September 9, 2018, 12:00 - 18:00

State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. On September 9, Pushkin will hold the traditional action "We draw together." This year, the action is timed to coincide with the exhibition “Masterpieces of Painting and Engraving of the Edo Era”, which presents rare works by masters of Japanese painting and engraving from various traditional schools of the 17th – 19th centuries, and is united by the theme “Japanese Contours”. At creative workshops, visitors will become more familiar with the complex and diverse Japanese culture. For the first time, not only children but also adults will be able to take part in the action.

Creative workshops will be held by teachers and artists of the Museyon Center for Aesthetic Education, Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin. In the classroom, children and adults will be able to paint in the halls of the museum and paint homemade fans and screens. In addition, the protesters will get acquainted with the basic techniques of Japanese monochrome ink painting technique - Suibokuga. You can get paper, pencils and drawing tablets from the museum or bring them with you.

At the end of the action, participants are traditionally photographed with their work in front of the entrance to the main museum building or on the Pink Stairs.

Japanese Contours Program

CEV “Museyon”

13:00 - 16:00
Master class for visitors of any age
Japanese Monochrome Ink Painting of Suibokug
Conducted by Svetlana Kochetkova, Head of the Estamp Studio, CEV Museyon
Venue: Estamp Studio
Number of seats in the group - 20 people

16:30 - 17:00
A common photo of all the participants of the “Drawing Together” campaign in front of the entrance to the Main Museum Building or on the Pink Stairs

To participate in all master classes, you must pass the preliminary registration . Tickets for the master class can be purchased online on the museum website or at the box office of the main museum building before the event. A visit to the exhibition “Masterpieces of painting and engraving of the Edo era” is included in the price of the ticket for the master class.