Modern Art and Design Studio Treasure and artist Oleg Lipchenko present modern and traditional art and multimedia services. Paintings, graphics, sculpture, book illustration; web design, flash animation, graphic design. Alice in Wonderland.  "And this was odd, because it was The middle of the night."
 
 
       
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    If you reject studying human anatomy, art of drawing, conceptions of perspective, mathematic rules of aesthetics and colour I would rather say that it is a manifestation of laziness and not that of a genius.

Salvador Dali.

 

   
   
 
Regardless the controversies Dali's art triggers, we like what he said about the art literacy and we, therefore, place these words on top of the front page. We have commenced hereby our website which is dedicated to art studies. Some pages are still under construction. The nearest time they are expected to be completed. But it will be an ongoing process of updating them with new material.
 
A special meaning is imparted to the Student's works page, which consists solely of students' works. The Learn What? page brings forward subjects of studying (Drawing, Painting, Composition and Art History) that constitute our studio curriculum. The Classes page informs visitors of our admission terms and conditions and of our timetables.
 
Click on the About Art page and you will find a plethora of knowledge about art. Its development, its types, styles and genres. We will attempt to provide a most detailed picture of the modern art situation, illustrating our views and opinions with by useful links to other art websites.             

Oleg Lipchenko.

The Importance of Arts Education.   Knowing and practicing the arts disciplines are fundamental to the healthy development of children's minds and spirits. That is why, in any civilization-ours included-the arts are inseparable from the very meaning of the term education. We know from long experience that no one can claim to be truly educated who lacks basic knowledge and skills in the arts. There are many reasons for this assertion:

  The arts are worth studying simply because of what they are. Their impact cannot be denied. Throughout history, all the arts have served to connect our imaginations with the deepest questions of human existence: Who am I? What must I do? Where am I going? Studying responses to those questions through time and across cultures-as well as acquiring the tools and knowledge to create one's own responses-is essential not only to understanding life but to living it fully.

  The arts are used to achieve a multitude of human purposes: to present issues and ideas, to teach or persuade, to entertain, to decorate or please. Becoming literate in the arts helps students understand and do these things better.

 The arts are integral to every person's daily life. Our personal, social, economic, and cultural environments are shaped by the arts at every turn-from the design of the child's breakfast placemat, to the songs on the commuter's car radio, to the family's night-time TV drama, to the teenager's Saturday dance, to the enduring influences of the classics.

 The arts offer unique sources of enjoyment and refreshment for the imagination. They explore relationships between ideas and objects and serve as links between thought and action. Their continuing gift is to help us see and grasp life in new ways.

 There is ample evidence that the arts help students develop the attitudes, characteristics, and intellectual skills required to participate effectively in today's society and economy. The arts teach self-discipline, reinforce self-esteem, and foster the thinking skills and creativity so valued in the workplace. They teach the importance of teamwork and cooperation. They demonstrate the direct connection between study, hard work, and high levels of achievement.

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