UArtCanada - community where everyone can unleash creativity, heal the soul & create beauty together. instagram.com/UArtCanada Welcome to UArtCanada, where creativity meets community! We are passionate about bringing people together through the joy of art and self-expression. Our events are thoughtfully designed to inspire creativity and foster personal growth. From therapeutic art workshops to collaborative crafting sessions, we create opportunities for participants to explore their artistic potential while connecting with others in a warm and supportive environment. ✨ **What We Offer:** - Dot painting and abstract art workshops - Creative therapeutic sessions - Community events celebrating art and mindfulness 🌟 **Our Mission:** At UART Canada, we believe in the power of art to heal, connect, and inspire. Our mission is to make creativity accessible to everyone and to empower individuals to heal the soul and to discover the beauty within themselves and the world around them. Join us as we build a vibrant, inclusive community where art becomes a way to express, unwind, and thrive. 💛 Stay tuned for updates on upcoming events, and let’s create something beautiful together! ✨ instagram.com/UartCanada
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“Fabulous event. First Gravity on 8th Street - the workshop location is primo for a Sunday. Great Pumpkin latte! Had a date with my daughter for the Sugar Skull painting - on the actual " Dia de los muertos". Kat - our talented teacher, had the kits set out for each of us. Showed us examples and new techniques (how to make hearts, layering etc.) and passed around a colour wheel to show how colours could be used and matched. If you go to any of her workshops, you always want to go to more. Such fun!”
“This was such a blast !!!! The instructor was lovely and super helpful, and I’m thrilled with what I made!!! The paint she brought was stellar to work with. ”
“The instructor, Kat, had organized dot painting tools, paints and instructions for the 15 attendees. She had brought beautiful samples of completed the wooden hamsa hands to help attendees visualize colour combinations, feel textures. Kay explained about the legend of the hamsa hand. It would have been useful to have had that printed and handed out in advance as I found it difficult to hear Kat. Some people were already familiar with dot painting and started to create their art pieces early. It might be a good idea to ask first time attendees to sit at one end of the craft table so Kay can take the extra time to coach them if other attendees want to start early. The workshop time worked out well and Kay also provided us with the beads and tassels to finish our projects. Kat had soft music playing in the background - it was a very therapeutic few hours. Really enjoyed the ambiance and happy with my effort. ”
“It was very fun but small room to have it in ”
