The Art of Sound FOR TEENS - Unwind, Paint and Chill!
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Chill out with a relaxing sound bath and let your creativity flow as you paint with watercolors in this fun, no-pressure hangout just for teens!
Thursday August 14th, 6:00-8:00pm
Kids age 12-17
No experience necessary! Bring your own yoga mat and wear comfortable layers of clothing.
All art materials provided.
The Art of Sound, just for TEENS! Unwind, Paint, and Chill: A Sound + Art Experience for Teens
Come hang out in our cozy art studio and go on a soothing sound journey that helps you tap into your creativity and discover more about yourself. You’ll get to relax, vibe with the music, and let your imagination flow through your paintbrush.
As the calming sounds of crystal bowls fill the space, you’ll feel the stress melt away. Let your body and mind relax while you use watercolors to paint whatever comes to you—shapes, colors, feelings, or even full-on visions. There’s no right or wrong way to do it!
This sound-and-art session is all about reconnecting with yourself, feeling more balanced, and having fun with self-expression. Sound baths like this can help you feel more relaxed, focused, and emotionally clear. It’s like hitting the reset button for your brain and body.
No art skills needed—just come as you are and be open to exploring! in the comfort of the art studio and experience an immersive sound journey dedicated to tuning into your creative frequency and self-discovery. Connect to your innate creativity and indulge in the playful dance of your brush, as the sound flows through your body. Using watercolors to express any visions, feelings, forms or colors that emerge during the sound experience. This auditory sanctuary will rebalance and restore your mind, body, and spirit through the healing powers of art and sound.
Sound baths leave you feeling lighter, more at ease, and deeply connected to the world around you. The beautiful pure tones of crystal bowls will soothe you into a state of relaxation as your nervous system goes from sympathetic (fight/flight/fawn) into parasympathetic (rest and relaxation). Sound healing can reduce stress, balance energy flow, enhance mood and self-awareness, improve sleep, promote mind-body connection, release emotions and provide cognitive clarity.
No art experience or skill is needed, simply a willingness to be open and experimental!
This class is instructed by Elle Brommell
Elle is a visual artist, nature educator, sound and meditation practitioner based in Pittsburgh, PA. She graduated in 2013 from The Savannah College of Art and Design where she studied printmaking and book arts. In 2017, she graduated with her M.A. in Art Education from The City College of New York. Elle taught PreK-12th grade visual arts in the public school system for 10 years and now is the community nature educator at Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy. Last year Elle completed meditation teacher training at Three Jewels Dharma Studio in NYC and sound training through the Ancient Future Sound Academy based in L.A.. Her students’ artwork has been displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Children’s Museum and Lehman College. She believes art is a powerful tool of expression for youth that should be accessible to all. Elle has dedicated herself to a lifelong study of creative expression, spirituality and balanced well-being.
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Thursday August 14th, 6:00-8:00pm
Kids age 12-17
No experience necessary! Bring your own yoga mat and wear comfortable layers of clothing.
All art materials provided.
The Art of Sound, just for TEENS! Unwind, Paint, and Chill: A Sound + Art Experience for Teens
Come hang out in our cozy art studio and go on a soothing sound journey that helps you tap into your creativity and discover more about yourself. You’ll get to relax, vibe with the music, and let your imagination flow through your paintbrush.
As the calming sounds of crystal bowls fill the space, you’ll feel the stress melt away. Let your body and mind relax while you use watercolors to paint whatever comes to you—shapes, colors, feelings, or even full-on visions. There’s no right or wrong way to do it!
This sound-and-art session is all about reconnecting with yourself, feeling more balanced, and having fun with self-expression. Sound baths like this can help you feel more relaxed, focused, and emotionally clear. It’s like hitting the reset button for your brain and body.
No art skills needed—just come as you are and be open to exploring! in the comfort of the art studio and experience an immersive sound journey dedicated to tuning into your creative frequency and self-discovery. Connect to your innate creativity and indulge in the playful dance of your brush, as the sound flows through your body. Using watercolors to express any visions, feelings, forms or colors that emerge during the sound experience. This auditory sanctuary will rebalance and restore your mind, body, and spirit through the healing powers of art and sound.
Sound baths leave you feeling lighter, more at ease, and deeply connected to the world around you. The beautiful pure tones of crystal bowls will soothe you into a state of relaxation as your nervous system goes from sympathetic (fight/flight/fawn) into parasympathetic (rest and relaxation). Sound healing can reduce stress, balance energy flow, enhance mood and self-awareness, improve sleep, promote mind-body connection, release emotions and provide cognitive clarity.
No art experience or skill is needed, simply a willingness to be open and experimental!
This class is instructed by Elle Brommell
Elle is a visual artist, nature educator, sound and meditation practitioner based in Pittsburgh, PA. She graduated in 2013 from The Savannah College of Art and Design where she studied printmaking and book arts. In 2017, she graduated with her M.A. in Art Education from The City College of New York. Elle taught PreK-12th grade visual arts in the public school system for 10 years and now is the community nature educator at Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy. Last year Elle completed meditation teacher training at Three Jewels Dharma Studio in NYC and sound training through the Ancient Future Sound Academy based in L.A.. Her students’ artwork has been displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Children’s Museum and Lehman College. She believes art is a powerful tool of expression for youth that should be accessible to all. Elle has dedicated herself to a lifelong study of creative expression, spirituality and balanced well-being.
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