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The Art of Letting Go with Alcohol Inks
August 22 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Join us Saturday, August 22 from 1–3 PM for The Art of Letting Go with Alcohol Inks, a creative workshop with Angela Modzelewski, MA, ATR-P, LPC-A of Wild Arts Creative Counseling
Are you holding onto a situation, an expectation, or a feeling that you’re ready to release? Through guided meditation and a unique art process using breath to move alcohol ink, we’ll explore the gentle practice of “letting be” and making space for peace.
This workshop is open to everyone in the community ages 12+ and is offered separately from our regular Open Hearts day program. You do NOT have to be a current participant to join. Just bring your curiosity and come create with us!
You’ll leave with a ceramic coaster or two that is uniquely your own.
– All materials provided
– Pay-What-You-Can (Suggested $25)
– Spaces are limited! To officially reserve your spot, please email info@openheartsartcenter.org.
Facilitator Bio: Angela Modzelewski, ATR-P and LPC-A, integrates art-making with mindfulness and nature-based approaches to foster growth through creative expression. Her therapeutic art workshops support personal well-being, resilience, and reflection.
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