Creative Arts Workshops

By Ida & shlomit

AUTHENTIC CONNECTIONS WORKSHOP

WHEN: May 24th 2024 7:00-9:00pm

WHERE: BushBox NYC, 286 Stanhope Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237.

**Space is limited to 15 participants.

***After the workshop stick around for a fun hang out in community. Mingle around and make new awesome friends.

WHAT:

Cultivating Authentic Connection Through Creative Expression

This workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore and deepen your capacity to authentically connect to yourself and others through creative art.

In our fast-paced world, genuine human connection is often elusive, yet profoundly essential for our well-being and fulfillment.

Participants will embark on a journey of self-discovery and interpersonal explorations through guided exercises in meditation, movement, writing, visual arts, and storytelling.

Creative Arts NYC welcomes individuals of all backgrounds, cultural heritage, and skill level. No prior artistic experience is necessary—just an open mind and a willingness to explore.

Facilitated by Drama Therapist, Ida Garcia and Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapist, Shlomit Oren.

Scroll down to learn more about the facilitators.

Key Takeaways:

Develop skills for self-expression through creative arts.
Cultivate empathy, vulnerability, and understanding in yourself and others.
Leave feeling inspired, empowered, and connected to a community of like-minded individual.
Take home the art piece you created during the workshop.

HOW MUCH: Sliding scale price $35.00-$60.00

* Your ticket includes arts materials, healthy snacks, a glass of wine/tea, your own art creation that you take home, and a unique experience you will never forget!

You may pay through this website in the link bellow or pay via Venmo to @Shlomit-oren

Join us on IG and learn more about our future events @CreativeArtsNYC

what is creative arts?

Creative arts is the use of visual arts, music, drama, dance/movement, sound, poetry/writing, play and meditation in a supportive setting to facilitate growth and healing. It is a process of discovering ourselves through any art form that comes from an emotional depth. It is not about creating art that is "pretty" or ready for the stage. It is about authentically expressing inner feelings by creating outer forms. A fun and deep experience!

past workshops

WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING?

LIAT, participant

At the end, we were asked what surprised us the most, my answers was - ME!!

can't wait for next time. Thank you sooooo much!

JAMIE, participant

I noticed my AWE in what you are creating- this powerful community, this deep art-making is soul satiating! Thank you!

THAIS, participant

This Creative Arts workshop allowed me to connect with myself at a deeper level, to be one with my happiness and my emotions...I'm forever thankful for giving us such a beautiful and magical experience

about the facilitators

IDA GARCIA

Cuban-born Drama Therapist and artist living in New York City. She is an NYU graduate with a Masters in Drama Therapy. Ida is currently working at Cooke School with adolescents and young adults with special needs bringing theater towards therapeutic goals. Her recent work also includes being the Teaching Assistant to Susana Pendzik (PHD., RDT) for her Autobiographical Therapeutic Theater class at NYU. Ida is the Co-Artistic director of Big Apple Playback theater company, and has an extensive career working in theater, TV, and cinema, both in Havana and New York. Her recent artistic endeavors are creating an Autobiographical Therapeutic Film “Migrating to Myself” where she tells her healing journey of self discovery and immigration. She starred and wrote Angela, a short film that tells her experience as an immigrant in NYC (available on Amazon Prime).

Shlomit Oren

Shlomit is a multi-generational Person-Centered Expressive Arts facilitator and healer, owner of Gleeful Wellness LLC, multi-faceted performing artist, physical actress, belly dancer, and clown. Shlomit graduated from the Spirit of A Woman Institute where she trained as a Life Coach. She graduated from the Person-Centered Expressive Arts Institute in Sonoma, CA. Shlomit is now pursuing a Somatic Therapy graduate degree at Prescott College. She offers artistic retreats, 1:1 Expressive Arts Counseling sessions, therapeutic belly dance programs, and group workshops for for kids, adults and seniors. As a performing artist she has toured and made appearances nation wide in the US & around the world. Shlomit's mission is to uplift communities through creative arts.