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We’re celebrating our 11th year in Bellingham teaching Over the past 11 years BellinghamART has taught thousands of public, private school and homeschool children and teens. We also teach an ever growing number of adults who are learning visual perception, drawing and painting. Drawing is the foundation for all visual art and learning the basics will give students an appreciation for art and world cultures. It gives them the tools for creative expression, improved problem solving skills, and pride in their artistic accomplishments. By breaking down the art subject into simple shapes and building on that one step at a time our students learn to see the individual parts that make up drawings and paintings. BellinghamART classes reflect a conviction that anyone, at any age, can learn to draw and paint. Our supportive environment is free of competition and other distractions helps to foster the concentration necessary for all of our students to achieve their artistic goals.
Lynn Zimmerman Get started with classes today! What's NewHealing Through Art
A show of children's art work created be BellinghamART stuidents. The show will be displayed on the 'Children's Gallery' wall at PeaceHealth Saint Joseph Medical Center, 2901 Squalicum Parkway in Bellingham. Show opens on February 3 and runs through late May to early June (depends on hanging for next show). For further information Email Circle of Care member Holly Studley. She is so pleased
She is the only Canadian who placed first, second or third in any category. From proud parents “Cambria's art won third place in the Focus on the Family's "How Great Thou Artists" contest. It's displayed in this month's magazine. She placed in the 12 and Older category from 1,300 entries over all. Not bad for a girl who started with basic art skills”. It's the hedgehog on the bottom right. Our new painting studio and office.
We’ve just completed ‘musical chairs’ and a remodel at the Creekside Building. We have a fresh new drawing and painting room in Studio #209. You’ll find it at the very end of our entry corridor. It has great lighting and ventilation as well as a new work counter and sink. It’s larger than our old one and should be a great environment for drawing and painting. And, you’ll find Lynn’s office right next door in Studio 207. It’s ideally situated between our three studios. It has fantastic light and a wonderful view of Whatcom Creek. In fact with this view it’s going to be very hard to actually get work done in the office.
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