for alumni of the Art Teachers’ Program by PinchukArtCentre and the Slava Frolova Foundation
Over 17 editions of the Art Teachers’ Intensive, organized by PinchukArtCentre and the Slava Frolova Foundation for the Development and Support of Young Art in Ukraine, have brought together a community of more than 600 art teachers from across the country.
Together we’ve created and learned side by side — from the very first intensives in Kyiv in 2019, through adapting to online formats during the pandemic, to supporting one another in the first days of the full-scale invasion. We continue to expand this network of educators united by creativity, resilience, and mutual support.
There’s something special about the moments when we all gather — when we share warmth, stories, and inspiration. That’s why we invite you to join us again!
From 24 to 28 November, alumni of the Art Teachers’ Program will have the chance to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of creativity and care during a special practical online Inspiration Intensive.
Interactive workshops will take place Monday to Friday at 17:00 (Kyiv time) and include music, theatre, artistic experiments, and free self-expression in a supportive community of like-minded peers.
Participation is free of charge. Application deadline: 17 November (inclusive).
Facilitators:
- Slava Frolova — founder of the Foundation for the Development and Support of Young Art in Ukraine, author of the cultural and social project Art-Picnic and the program WallFall.
- Olha Shyshlova — author and host of educational programs for children and teens with mental disabilities, Deputy Art Director and Head of Public Programs at PinchukArtCentre.
- Marianna Djeladze — practicing psychologist, PhD in Psychology, school psychologist at KMDSh.
- Olena Zahrebina — artist, lecturer, curator, researcher, founder of the Chernihiv Monumentalism community and ZhYVA SHАFA.
- Nataliia Kobernyk — director, actress of the craft theatre ArtBagazh, and art educator.
- Lora Litkovska — art educator, artist, and singer who believes in the healing power of creative practice and expression.
- Solomiia Chubai — Ukrainian singer, composer, art manager, and art therapist from Lviv.
All sessions will be interactive and hands-on, requiring active participation and some preparation of materials (a full list will be provided in advance).
To ensure a comfortable group dynamic, the number of participants is limited.
We will select 50 participants based on motivational applications. Selection results: 19 November.
This intensive is about inspiration, care, and reconnection. No qualification certificate is provided.
Partners: EdCamp Ukraine, Ranok Publishing House, Antoshka, and ROSA, the leading Ukrainian manufacturer of professional art materials.
