About this Event
About the workshop:
This workshop is useful for:
- Well-being, mindfulness, stress relief
- Being in the moment
- Exploring your creative process
- Learning new art techniques or medium
- Communal art making
All required materials will be provided by CAMH on the day of the workshop. Preregistration
is required as space is limited per group. No experience necessary.
About the facilitator:
Taryn Lee is a neurodivergent artist and educator with lived experience from Oakville, Ontario. She has a Bachelor of Design from Toronto Metropolitan University in Fashion Communication. Her own art practice focuses on colourful, representational figurative works, portraits and stylized fashion sketches using mixed medias. She’s had experience teaching art to youth in a classroom setting and teaching online art courses with Workman Arts. She is a Fellow of the CAMH Yale Let(s) Lead program and a longtime Workman Arts member. She’s completed CAMHs Collaborative Learning College peer support and facilitation training courses and peer support training with the Mood Disorders Society of Canada. She is an Active Listener for Workman Arts online and in person events. She believes the act of creating art in safe and encouraging community spaces builds connections, encourages mindfulness, and ignites ideas that lead towards transformations.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1025 Queen St W, 1025 Queen Street West, Toronto, Canada
CAD 0.00
