That Art Party
That Art Party is an art and play experience by & for BIPOC adults.
art & play as self-care ritual
BIPOC Adults Deserve Art + Play
This photo was captured by GASH productions.A Message from the Founder
That Art Party is an amalgamation of all the things that make me - and perhaps us - human. I started this experience as an altar to the inner child who was forced to grow up too soon, to problem-solve the world, and to serve everyone else before herself. I see you. As a queer, woman of color, I started That Art Party as a sacred space to honor our need for creative rest. BIPOC adults deserve art. We deserve to play.
Con mucho amor y cariño,
Naomi Fierro Peña
Founder + Creator of That Art Party
Our Clients
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Bombilla Creative
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Seijas Coaching, LLC
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San Francisco Foundation
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Lick-Wilmderding High School
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Booker T. Washington Community Service Center
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Schusterman Family Philanthropies
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Just BE
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Restore Oakland
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SMART
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University of California San Francisco
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Surge Institute
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Youth Leadership Institute
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San Francisco Giants
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The Colored Girls Liberation Lab
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Madison Park Academy
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Empowered Mind Therapy Center
Client Testimonials
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From Your Retreat
"That Art Party encourages everyone to find their edges, and move with and/ or beyond them. I formed new internal connections as well as ones with colleagues.
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From Your Employee Resource Group
Having space to be in community with others, a moment to shake away the stress of the day through play and tactile engagement, was truly restorative. Truly, I felt my inner child smiling and being held in such care - I look forward the next creative play date!
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From Your Recovering Perfectionist
"As a chronic over-thinker, I FINALLY found the meditative practice that pours out all the thoughts. I found my creative self-care ritual"
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From Your Self-Discovery Journey
This experience being tailored to BIPOC sets it apart from other offerings in that it comprehends the challenges that we face and the nature of support that we need to rest and restore. I left with a positive reframing of my challenges and a healthy outlook on tomorrow.
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From Your Community Seeker
Watercoloring amongst my peers allowed me able to be fully present and free to play, explore, experiment and build community - I FOUND MY PEOPLE. It was a couple hours where the stress of the outside world remained outside.
Join the conversation.
Check out our podcast episode with Cipota Colocha Says where we talk art and play; and how Naomi left her job to follow her dream and how creativity is a form of self-love.
We have also been featured on the Born to Be Seen podcast by Carol Umanzor, emotional wellness advocate in the Bay Area.
