Youth art show

Jim Moodie
Published Aug 26, 2022  •  Last updated Aug 27, 2022  •  < 1 minute read
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Showing off some of the art pieces created for a Crafts for Mental Health show at Place Des Arts on Friday are (clockwise from back left) Adebola Adefloye, founder of the Afro Women And Youth Foundation, Tt Scott, communication officer with the Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre, along with Prince K., Eyltuoyo, Oluwatomiwa O., Shekemi S., Judith A. and Chimdinma K-E. The youth art show was the culmination of four workshops that helped the young artists, aged nine-16, to seek, find and utilize resources related to mental health, workplaces and support. They met with talented local BIPOC artists who facilitated each session.
Showing off some of the art pieces created for a Crafts for Mental Health show at Place Des Arts on Friday are (clockwise from back left) Adebola Adefloye, founder of the Afro Women And Youth Foundation, Tt Scott, communication officer with the Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre, along with Prince K., Eyltuoyo, Oluwatomiwa O., Shekemi S., Judith A. and Chimdinma K-E. The youth art show was the culmination of four workshops that helped the young artists, aged nine-16, to seek, find and utilize resources related to mental health, workplaces and support. They met with talented local BIPOC artists who facilitated each session. Photo by Jim Moodie/Sudbury Star

Showing off some of the art pieces created for a Crafts for Mental Health show at Place Des Arts on Friday are (clockwise from back left) Adebola Adefloye, founder of the Afro Women And Youth Foundation, Tt Scott, communication officer with the Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre, along with Prince K., Eyltuoyo, Oluwatomiwa O., Shekemi S., Judith A. and Chimdinma K-E. The youth art show was the culmination of four workshops that helped the young artists, aged nine-16, to seek, find and utilize resources related to mental health, workplaces and support. They met with talented local BIPOC artists who facilitated each session. Jim Moodie/Sudbury Star

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