Celebrating Martin L. King Jr. Day with H-art for the Homeless! ~ Hands on Art for Children

Monday, January 19, 2015

Celebrating Martin L. King Jr. Day with H-art for the Homeless!

9:04 AM

Looking for a meaningful activity to do with your family? come and celebrate Martin L. King Jr. Day with Hands on Art, and donate to "H-ART for the Homeless" to help us bring art activities to children in need in our Salt Lake area.
We are all about giving!! Like our Facebook page "Hands on Art" Farmington and get "The Family Special" $15 studio fee for the whole family, instead of $8 for adults and $5 for children. The studio fee covers the paint, glazing and firing.
Come and experience a fun and relaxing time of ceramic painting that will build memories for a life time!

About the Teacher

As a young child, Iraima Otteson developed a love for art. She came from Venezuela-South America and is a talented artist and teacher. Iraima has more than 20 years of experience as an artist and loves to teach children the joy and passion of art. Iraima is gifted not only as an artist, she sees every child as a potential creator. She has the patience to work with and help children find their strengths by allowing each of her students to be creative in their own way. Iraima respects every child's ideas while they find their strengths and develop them through imagination, visualization and effort, and that is what makes us unique. We value effort over natural ability, Iraima tells her students over and over because she believes that in life, effort and persistence toward our goals will help us succeed more so than natural ability. There are many children that are incredibly smart and talented, but unfortunately are afraid to try new ideas for fear of making a mistake. Iraima also said, Our studio is a safe place to make mistakes, it's actually a lab and we are at work building geniuses, not just artists! These kids will grow to have passion and love for life. Iraima Otteson, Hands on Art for Children Art Coordinator and Founder

Monday, January 19, 2015