Name: The Secret Artists Club: for teens
Start: 2025-11-12T16:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-17T18:30:00+00:00
Location: One Fox Lane

Discover inspiring women & non-binary artists each week to create your own art in their style! Mindful, creative fun for ages 12-18.
About this Event

🎨 She’s and They’s in Art History – Teens (Ages 13–17)

Finding Your Voice Through Overlooked Artists

For young people ready to go beyond “the usual suspects” in art history, this 6-week course shines a light on incredible women and non-binary artists who challenged the rules and found their own voice. From Frida Kahlo's powerful portraits to Hilma AF Klimt's symbolism, each week teens will:

Discover the life and work of a boundary-breaking artist (Alma Thomas, Frida Kahlo, Maria Prymachenko, Hilma AF Klimt, Georgia O'Keefe, Lois Mailou Jones)
Try out their style and techniques in painting, drawing, or mixed-media
Explore mindfulness practices that reduce stress and fuel creativity
Reflect on their own identity, voice, and ideas
Curate and share their own mini-exhibition at the end of the course

A perfect blend of art making, history, and self-expression – helping teens build creative confidence in a supportive, mindful space.

About Well Wagon and your facilitator:

Well Wagon is founded by Anna, artist and therapeutic art facilitator with over 5+ years experience working in various community settings.

Since Anna graduated from Creative and Therapeutic Arts at USW, she has gained experience working with different art practices, such as painting, illustration, murals, upcycling, mindfulness, movement, creative writing.
She specialises working with children, teens, people with Dementia, SEN, LGBTQIA+, mental health challenges, and D/deaf communities.
Anna also holds enhanced DBS, safeguarding children and young people training, Dementia Awareness training, Pranayama training, Integrative Eye Movement Therapy training, Cross Cutting Themes training (sustainability, development, racial justice, poverty), MERC training (mindful, emotional regulation, compassion).

Well Wagon is committed to creating work that amplifies community voices, transforms spaces, breaks isolation and supports healing.

Our person centred approach is rooted in the belief that art has the power to heal and connect communities. Through our workshops, we aim to create a nurturing environment where individuals can explore their creativity and find a sense of belonging. Join us in this transformative journey and be part of a community that values the therapeutic benefits of art.