BE YOURSELF
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DO YOUR WORST
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BE YOURSELF * DO YOUR WORST *
Everyone’s an artist.
Everyone belongs.
This is not your typical art class.
Bad Art Club is a facilitated group experience that unlocks creativity, deepens connection, and builds community.
No judgment. No perfection. No two sessions the same.
We believe joy is transformative and that everyone deserves a space to show up exactly as they are.
Join the club! We can't wait to meet you.
UPCOMING EVENTS
WHAT WE DO BEST
Private Event
Pop-Ups
Community
Workshops
Creative Wellness
Retreats
Corporate
Team-Building
Recovery
Support Groups
DAVID’S STORY
“Strangers Aren’t That Scary”
“Before I came I was a lonely serial doom scroller too avoidant to venture out. Maybe it was Covid Locked-In Syndrome, but besides work, I was a pretty dull boy.
Then I saw a flyer that made me quietly chuckle to myself. How ridiculous was it to intentionally make bad art? But I couldn't stop thinking about it, so I signed up and was welcomed warmly without fanfare or any hint of exclusivity, which immediately put me at ease.
We were invited to relax and engage without thinking, which helped me get out of my head. By the end, I was comfortably chatting with the others. Then, I heard someone say, "turns out strangers aren't that scary," which summed it all up perfectly.
Thank you, Bad Art Club!”
-David Bruce
Bad Art Club is here to remind you…
You’re not alone in this mess
The Bad Art Teacher
It’s me Jules,
When people ask me if I’m an artist, I say “Of course I am, and so are you”. Creativity is built-in to being human. There’s no need to back it up with a portfolio.
Even if you don’t make anything you’d consider “art”, you’re still an artist, coloring reality as you interact with the world from moment to moment.
But, I have a confession to make. Until pretty recently, I did not believe I was creative. I thought that some people are artists and some are not…
So, what finally broke the spell?
One day I set out to make the worst drawing I could possibly make and just when it felt complete, I ruined it some more. I felt joyful, relieved and inspired. I got the message loud and clear:
People need to be making a lot more bad art, together!
Because the more imperfect we allow ourselves to be, the more generous we are with our unique gifts.
I’m so glad you’re here, and I can’t wait to make some truly terrible, outrageously beautiful art with you.