This art school teaches classical drawing and painting, with a day school, evening classes, workshops, sculpture and courses for children and young people. It was founded in 2011, and the teaching follows the Russian analytical tradition, focusing on construction and artistic interpretation. The day school runs three days a week, twice a year, with starts in January or August, and includes daily feedback, quick sketches and longer studies from still life and model.
The school provides easels and drawing paper, while students bring their own pencils, brushes and paint. The day school requires at least one perspective drawing and one croquis, and cannot be combined with full-time work. Seating and toilet are not wheelchair accessible.
