Natalie del Villar is a Queens based visual artist of Afro-Taino decent, born and raised in NYC. With a deep love for community and visual art as a means of therapy and enrichment, she teaches art workshops all throughout the city. She serves as a teaching artist at public schools for the organizations Arts for All, and Partnership with Children, teaches a painting course for older adults as part of Brooklyn Public Library's Creative Aging program, and is a staple at Hamilton Madison House at 50 Madison Street, where she has been developing intergenerational visual arts workshops for the past several years. Her work as a teaching artist revolves around creating and facilitating workshops for all age groups, with a focus on mixed media, the use of recycled materials, painting and exploring a variety of traditional mediums. Emphasis is placed on believing in one's vision, and paying close attention to detail.
Natalie del Villar is a Queens based visual artist of Afro-Taino decent, born and raised in NYC. With a deep love for community and visual art as a means of therapy and enrichment, she teaches art workshops all throughout the city. She serves as a teaching artist at public schools for the organizations Arts for All, and Partnership with Children, teaches a painting course for older adults as part of Brooklyn Public Library's Creative Aging program, and is a staple at Hamilton Madison House at 50 Madison Street, where she has been developing intergenerational visual arts workshops for the past several years. Her work as a teaching artist revolves around creating and facilitating workshops for all age groups, with a focus on mixed media, the use of recycled materials, painting and exploring a variety of traditional mediums. Emphasis is placed on believing in one's vision, and paying close attention to detail.
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For serious inquiries only, email natalie.delvillar@gmail.com