What does it feel like to let go of expectations, perfection, planning, and just be free?
You’ll find out in this intuitive painting workshop centered around self-expression, play, experimentation, and the simple act of making without pressure.
Overview
In this immersive and beginner-friendly workshop, participants will explore paint, color, mark…
What does it feel like to let go of expectations, perfection, planning, and just be free?
You’ll find out in this intuitive painting workshop centered around self-expression, play, experimentation, and the simple act of making without pressure.
Overview
In this immersive and beginner-friendly workshop, participants will explore paint, color, mark making, brushwork, music, and guided prompts as tools for expression, release, and creative exploration. Rather than focusing on technique or outcome, this workshop is centered around process, play, and flow — that small but powerful moment when your mind quiets, your to-do list fades away, and you become fully present in what you’re creating.
Participants will be encouraged to experiment freely, follow instinct over perfection, and create without judgment in a welcoming and supportive studio environment. No painting experience needed. All materials provided.
Disclaimer: This workshop is inspired by Stacey’s personal experience using mixed media art as a therapeutic creative practice. Stacey is not a licensed art therapist or mental health professional.
Registration Information
2 hrs
Registration generally closes two days before the workshop so we can prepare materials.
Materials fee is included in tuition
Please be mindful of our cancellation and refund policy at checkout.
About the Teaching Artist
Stacey Burgay is a creative producer, mixed-media artist, and the founder of That Creative Space, a community art studio in Beacon, NY. Her work centers on collage, intuition, and storytelling as tools for reflection, self-discovery, and transformation. Stacey has exhibited her artwork internationally and is a founding member of the New York Collage Ensemble. Through her workshops, she creates accessible, supportive spaces for people to explore creativity without pressure or perfection.
