In August 2015, BINBA artists collaborated to create three woven panels for an art show at The Tamalpais senior residence in Greenbrae. Creating art with others fosters a sense of well-being and engagement that assists in creating a meaningful life. The participants experience a sense of community in creating a shared artwork.
Our Day Program studied the work of nature artist Andy Goldsworthy. The participants used this inspiration to create their own art pieces in the garden, including a woven piece utilizing the garden fence. The art work was done in collaboration with the Marin Master Gardeners. Enjoy these beautiful photos!
Once a month, BINBA clients don their chef hats and embark into a world filled with measuring, stirring, baking, cooking and tasting.
In Life Skills Cooking Class, clients come together to learn and grow through the art of preparing delicious food.
Today, clients made (and ate) chicken pot pie.
Meanwhile, in art therapy class, the directive for the group was to create an image art of a familiar place that also represents safety.
Ted created this image and wrote:
“BINBA is a quiet warm place that evokes brilliance – Safe and Familiar.”
