These hands-on art workshops are for anyone who wants to jumpstart, unblock, or explore their creativity in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Use watercolor paints to get into a mindful flow in this relaxing art workshop. With the art of Alma Thomas as inspiration, we will create patterns of dots, lines, and simple shapes. Painting predictable shapes allows your thinking brain to quiet and the repetition helps to calm your mind. The focus is on allowing yourself to experiment and play, not on technique.
Image: Alma Thomas
Tiptoe Through the Tulips, 1969,
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
This hands-on art workshop is all about exploring your creativity through color, line, and form with art prompts inspired by abstract art at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). The focus will be on enjoying the creative process and the tactile experience of making art, not on specific techniques or an end product.
Image:
Helen Frankenthaler
Interior Landscape, 1964
SFMOMA, San Francisco


Come play with paper and get creative with collage. We will explore the art of collage using vintage images for inspiration to transform the mundane into something unique. Collage is all about being playful and exploring creative ideas, and the simple exercise of arranging can be such a fun and meditative process.
Explore your creativity in this torn paper art workshop inspired by nature and the Abstract Expressionist art of Joan Mitchell. The focus will be on enjoying the creative process and the tactile experience of art making, not on technique or an end product.
Image: Joan Mitchell
Grande Vallée II (Amaryllis), 1983
Private Collection
