Halifax Art Therapy
3136 Isleville Street, Suite 203 B3K 3Y2 Halifax, NS, Canada

Adrian Brandon is a Brooklyn based artist whose focus is on the Black experience. Much of his work, including this series 'Stolen', "acts to raise awareness to the injustices that the Black community is forced to live with." In this series, Adrian uses time and color to create a powerful visual representation of many Black lives taken too soon at the hands of the police. "I want the viewer to see how much empty space is left in these lives, stories that will never be told, space that can never be filled. This emptiness represents holes in their families and our community, who will be forever stuck with the question, who were they becoming?"

Join us this evening for a free webinar on Art Therapy at 7pm! I am so looking forward to discussing the therapeutic benefits of Art Therapy, and to sharing a couple of techniques with you! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSe81nnmiH30Tr_s_Y/viewform The webinar will be available for viewing later, so stay tuned if you are interested but unable to attend live!

Join Errin Williams of the ECMA, Leanne Hoffman, and myself on Tuesday evening for a webinar on Art Therapy! We will be chatting about the therapeutic benefits of art making, and I will guide the group through two exercises. See the event for more details! Pre-registration required.

I am excited to share that Halifax Art Therapy's website has a new and improved look! Take a peak, and please share with anyone who may be needing support during this time. www.halifaxarttherapy.com

Did you know that we had to move from our original office in the North End Halifax, on Cornwallis street, due to damage from Hurricane Dorian in the fall? We have been located in downtown Halifax at 1226 Hollis Street since late October, and could not be happier with the new office space! Looking forward to meeting in person again as soon as it is safe to do so!

I am grateful for the time to flip through old calendars and magazines to expand my wildlife image collection for clients! Which image in the collage below are you most drawn to today?