Intuitive Art at the Everett Cultural Council Pop Up Picnic

 The arts are part of STEAM education because they help develop creative problem solving skills.

Drawing and painting still life, nature or figures, helps to build attention to detail and observational skills. Abstact art alone is like solving an unknown problem to result in an image or object.

Komal led an abstract art project at a Pop Up event hosted by the Everett Cultural Council.

a volunteer from T.E.A.S.A. - Teens in Everett Against Aubstance Abuse helps start the Art project

Photo by Derek Kouyoumjian


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