Arts for All, West Feliciana Council On Aging hold art class
Updated: Jun 13, 2019
Attendees learned how to blow soapy paint bubbles and then bust them onto watercolor paper to create an interesting and colorful design, reminiscent of a hydrangea blossom.
Arts for All members Angela Campbell, Joanne Payne and Elaine Erikson taught an art lesson to a group at Council on Aging on May 29. Attendees learned how to blow soapy paint bubbles and then bust them onto watercolor paper to create an interesting and colorful design, reminiscent of a hydrangea blossom.
The community art activity was supported by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, and Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council, as administered by the Regional Arts Council. Funding also has been provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works.
What a creative and joyful workshop for our seniors! Blowing soapy paint bubbles onto watercolor paper to create those unique, colorful patterns is such an accessible, tactile art activity that genuinely sparks imagination. Community programs like Arts for All partner with the Council on Aging to keep our older residents engaged and connected. After helping coordinate community programs and cleaning up art supplies, my favorite low-stress mental palate cleanser has been playing PokéBonk in my browser. Dodging monster hordes in a fast-paced 3D rogue-lite is such a thrilling, zero-install way to reset my focus before getting back to my day. Thank you to the West Feliciana Parish team for continually supporting our seniors!
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