Sue Wonnek, Artbeat Studio Alumnus | March 2017
Artbeat Studio has been and continues to be a viable part of my recovery journey. I began volunteering in 2010 and was accepted into the six month residency program in August 2010.
Prior to Artbeat I rarely left my house. If I did it was for medical appointments. I wasn’t speaking with extended family or friends. I was afraid of being judged and stigmatized as a mental illness rather than a person living with mental illness. Getting to Albert Street, going up the stairs, entering the elevator and arriving at Artbeat was a challenge.
Artbeat Studio is a creative, safe and supportive environment [...]
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Art studio helping people with mental illness at risk of closing
CTV Winnipeg | March 25, 2017
A Winnipeg studio that benefits people living with mental illness is at risk of shutting its doors.
To get it through, it needs to raise $150,000 by the end of April. Right now, it’s halfway to its goal thanks to donations from nearly 150 people [...]
A Winnipeg studio that benefits people living with mental illness is at risk of shutting its doors.
To get it through, it needs to raise $150,000 by the end of April. Right now, it’s halfway to its goal thanks to donations from nearly 150 people [...]
New Video: Kathleen Crosby
"Everybody needs love, everybody needs community, everybody needs acceptance, and to feel a sense of value. And that's what Artbeat provides."
In this video, Artbeat Studio alumnus artist Kathleen Crosby discusses her recovery journey, encouraging all to help Art Save Lives and keep Artbeat Studio's doors open [...]
In this video, Artbeat Studio alumnus artist Kathleen Crosby discusses her recovery journey, encouraging all to help Art Save Lives and keep Artbeat Studio's doors open [...]
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