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Join us for Art & Afternoon Tea, a cosy weekend gathering designed to nurture mental wellbeing through creativity and mindful moments over a cup of tea. Held at Art for Good Art Studio, each session offers a gentle introduction to different art forms such as Zentangle Art, Nagomi Art, watercolour, mindful doodling, and other creative explorations. No artistic experience is required. Simply come as you are, enjoy a warm cup of tea, and allow yourself space to unwind, reflect, and create in a supportive and welcoming environment. When: Saturdays & Sundays, 2:00–3:30pm Where: Art for Good Art Studio, 55 Siglap Road #02-24, Singapore 455871 Fee: $50 per person | $90 for 2 persons All materials and tea are provided. Perfect for friends, couples, caregivers, working adults, and anyone seeking a mindful and creative pause from the busyness of life.

Celebrate your child's special day with a fun and creative art party at the Art for Good Studio! Our birthday parties are designed to encourage creativity, imagination and self-expression, with every child bringing home their own handmade artwork as a special keepsake. 🎨 Create & Celebrate Art Party 2 Hours | $350 Includes (up to 10 children): - Exclusive use of the Art for Good Studio - One guided art activity led by an Art for Good facilitator - Art materials for the session - Birthday banner - Tables and chairs set up - Time for birthday cake cutting and photos - Every child brings home their completed artwork Choose ONE art activity: 🖌️ Paint Your Masterpiece! Create your very own mini canvas painting to take home. 🌈 Pastel Magic! Blend beautiful colours and create dreamy artwork using soft pastel techniques. 💦 Watercolour Wonders! Splash, blend and explore colourful watercolour creations. 🐻 Clay Critters & Creations! Shape, sculpt and decorate your own adorable clay characters. Additional children: $30 per child 🌈 Double the Fun Art Party 3 Hours | $600 Includes (up to 10 children): - Exclusive use of the Art for Good Studio - Two guided art activities led by an Art for Good facilitator - Basic art materials - Birthday banner - Tables and chairs set up - Time for birthday cake cutting and photos - Every child brings home all completed artworks Choose ANY TWO art activities: 🖌️ Paint Your Masterpiece! Create your very own mini canvas acrylic painting to take home. 🌈 Pastel Magic! Blend beautiful colours and create dreamy artworks using soft pastel techniques. 💦 Watercolour Wonders! Splash, blend and explore colourful watercolour creations learning watercolour techniques. 🐻 Clay Critters & Creations! Shape, sculpt and decorate your own adorable clay characters. ✨ Slime Lab! (Double the Fun Art Party exclusive) Mix, stretch and customise your own colourful slime to take home. Additional children: $50 per child Additional Information Suitable for children aged 4 years and above. Parents are welcome to bring their own birthday cake, food and decorations. Maximum capacity: 16 children. Advance booking is required and is subject to availability. We look forward to celebrating your child's special day through creativity, fun and meaningful memories at Art for Good!

📅 Date: Saturday, 29 August 2026 🕓 Time: 4:00pm–5:30pm 📍 Venue: Art for Good Art Studio 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 Admission: Pay As You Wish (Registration Required)​ Join us for an intimate and cosy sharing session with Dr Kai (Qing) Tan, a Singaporean comics and disability researcher currently based in Belgium. Since her teenage years, Kai has lived with chronic pain, an experience that has deeply shaped how she understands the body, everyday life and the world around her. Through comics and visual storytelling, she explores experiences that can be difficult to put into words, bringing visibility to stories that are often unseen or overlooked. During this session, Kai will share her personal journey and introduce the field of Graphic Medicine—comics that explore lived experiences of disability, including physical disability, chronic illness, ageing, autism and other forms of neurodivergence, mental health, caregiving and healing. She will also share selected works from her own practice, reflecting with honesty, openness and humour on her experiences as a person living with chronic pain, a caregiver to a parent with advanced cancer, a lecturer supporting neurodivergent university students, a disability researcher and an urban explorer. The session will conclude with a hands-on workshop where participants will create their own short comic or visual narrative. Whether your story is personal, imagined or inspired by someone you care about, you will discover how comics can become a powerful tool for communication, advocacy and connection. No previous drawing or comics experience is required.​ Everyone is welcome! What you'll learn: Discover what Graphic Medicine is and why it matters. Explore how comics communicate lived experiences with compassion and authenticity. Create your own short visual narrative or comic. Reflect on disability, identity, mental health and community through creative expression. Learn how visual storytelling can be applied in education, healthcare and public communication. Who should attend? Students and young adults Persons with disabilities Neurodivergent individuals Caregivers and family members Healthcare workers and policymakers Artists and creatives Anyone interested in storytelling, health, disability and inclusion

Let’s Work Together Artists@ArtForGood is a monthly artist spotlight that celebrates artists from diverse creative disciplines. Through intimate artist talks and hands-on workshops, we invite artists to share their stories, creative practice, and passion with the community. Whether you are an emerging artist, established practitioner, educator, researcher or creative practitioner, Artists@ArtForGood provides a welcoming platform to inspire others, connect with new audiences, and grow your creative practice. Programme Details 📅 Date: Last Saturday of each month 🕓 Time: 4:00pm–5:30pm 📍 Venue: Art for Good Art Studio 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 Workshop Capacity: Up to 20 participants to ensure an intimate, engaging and interactive experience. Who We're Looking For We welcome artists and creative practitioners from a wide range of disciplines, including: Art therapy Creative wellbeing Community arts Painting Illustration Graphic Medicine Nagomi Art Mixed Media Poetry If you have a unique creative practice and a passion for sharing it with others, we'd love to hear from you. What to Expect Why Participate? Each Artist@ArtForGood session typically includes: An introduction to your artistic journey and creative practice A hands-on creative workshop Time for discussion and questions An opportunity to connect with a curious and supportive community As a featured Artist@ArtForGood artist, you'll have the opportunity to: Share your artistic journey and creative practice. Inspire others through meaningful conversations and art-making. Build your profile and connect with new audiences. Pilot new workshop ideas in a supportive environment. Explore future teaching and collaboration opportunities with Art for Good. Partnership Options Community Artist (Pro Bono) Share your creativity as a way of giving back to the community. Sessions are offered on a voluntary basis, with participants attending on a Pay As You Wish model. This option is ideal for artists who wish to make art more accessible while introducing the community to their creative practice. Featured Artist Partner (50:50 Revenue Share) Artists may propose a paid workshop and determine their own workshop fee. Workshop revenue will be shared on a 50:50 basis between the artist and Art for Good. Art for Good provides: A welcoming studio venue Registration and payment administration Marketing through Art for Good's channels Event coordination and hosting Artists are encouraged to: Promote the workshop through their own networks and social media Design and facilitate the workshop Provide any specialist materials required for their workshop (where applicable) Beyond Artists@ArtForGood Artists@ArtForGood is more than a one-off event—it's an opportunity to build lasting creative partnerships. Artists may be invited to collaborate with Art for Good on: Public workshops Short courses Masterclasses Community arts programmes Corporate workshops Collaborative projects and exhibitions Future programmes conducted at Art for Good Art Studio may also be developed as 50:50 creative partnerships, creating opportunities for artists to continue sharing their expertise with the community. About Art for Good Art for Good is a social enterprise that uses art to create positive social impact. Through art therapy, community arts, and creative wellbeing programmes, we believe in making creativity accessible while building a more compassionate, connected and inclusive community. Explore Our Studio View our studio gallery here Get in Touch We'd love to explore how we can work together > hello@artforgood.sg

📅 Date: Last Saturday of each month 🕓 Time: 4:00pm–5:30pm 📍 Venue: Art for Good Art Studio 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 Every month, Art for Good invites a guest artist to lead a unique creative workshop centered on mental wellbeing. Each session offers participants the opportunity to explore different artistic practices, gain fresh perspectives, and experience how creativity can support self-expression, mindfulness, and emotional wellness. No two workshops are the same—our guest artists bring their own expertise, stories, and creative approaches, making every month a new and inspiring experience. Visit our website to discover this month's featured artist, workshop theme, and registration details. We look forward to creating with you! Upcoming Artists Register Interested in being an Artist@ArtforGood ? Share Your Art. Inspire Others. Grow Together. Find out more!

Best Art Therapy Provider 2025| Art for Good uses art therapy and community art to create positive social impact, supporting mental well-being and underprivileged communities through creative programs and initiatives. Art For Good Mental Health & Well-Being Create Art. Create Good. Home At Art for Good, we can use ART to create GOOD! At Art for Good , we use visual arts as a powerful tool to create social impact, foster healing , and build inclusive communities. Rooted in art therapy and community art practice, we believe that art has the ability to support mental well-being, nurture connection, and give voice to those who are often unheard. Awarded Best Art Therapy Provider 2025 , our philosophy is simple yet purposeful: to use art to create good. Through visual arts and art therapy, we advocate for mental health awareness, emotional resilience, and a more compassionate society. Art has no boundaries. Regardless of ability, background, or life circumstance, art is inclusive and accessible. At Art for Good, we actively promote inclusion for individuals with special needs, disabilities, rare disorders, and children and families from low-income or marginalised communities. As a social enterprise, our work extends beyond the studio. We provide art therapy and outreach programmes for children, persons with special needs, seniors, and underserved communities - creating safe spaces where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered. More than just an art studio, Art for Good is a community . We believe healing is strengthened through connection, and that belonging to a caring community plays a vital role in mental wellness. By coming together through art, we build support systems that uplift individuals and strengthen communities across Singapore. Join us in making a difference - one paint BLOB and one person at a time. OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS Join us as an artist for our projects which include community art projects, events, exhibitions and other opportunities. BOOK A CLASS / JOIN OUR WORKSHOPS We have different classes for personal development, mental well-being and giving back to various causes for both adults and children. Book a session that is suitable for you and your family. BE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY Join us as a volunteer or a collaborator, so we can build more community art projects that champion various social causes and create meaningful projects. Art is for Everyone Toolkit A Digital Toolkit for Creative Wellbeing & Connection Art is for Everyone is a gentle introduction to creative self-expression and art-based well-being. Designed for individuals, caregivers, children, and seniors, this toolkit offers simple guided art activities that support emotional awareness, reflection, and connection — no art experience needed! Some art activities are inspired by those used in art therapy settings and adapted here for accessible, everyday self-care use. What's inside? • Simple art-making activities • Creative exercises for self-expression and reflection • Adaptable activities for different ages and abilities • Art-based practices inspired by art therapy approaches Get Your Free Toolkit! Upcoming Sessions at Our Art Studio Art Therapy Consultation An initial session to understand your needs and guide next steps Read More 30 min 60 Singapore dollars $60 Book Now Explore Plans Art Therapy (Individual Session) A gentle path towards healing through art Read More 1 hr 150 Singapore dollars $150 Book Now Explore Plans Art & Afternoon Tea A creative pause for your mind, heart, and soul. Read More Loading days... 1 hr 30 min From 50 Singapore dollars From $50 Book Now Explore Plans Open Art Studio An inclusive community art space for all ages, backgrounds, and abilities Read More Loading days... 1 hr 30 min 60 Singapore dollars $60 Book Now Explore Plans Parent-Child Bonding Workshops Nurture your connection through creativity. 💞 Read More Loading days... 80 Singapore dollars $80 Book Now Explore Plans Projects for Good These creative art projects have made us proud. They allow us to give back to the community. We would love to share with you our fantastic art projects and programs. Birthday Parties Some of our favourite moments at Art for Good aren't from exhibitions or workshops—they're from birthday celebrations. Over the past year, we've had the joy of hosting children's birthday parties in our studio, and each one has reminded us that creativity has a special way of bringing people together. One celebration saw a table full of children carefully shaping tiny ducks from air-dry clay. There was plenty of laughter as every duck took on its own unique personality, and e Many Hands, One Shared Purpose: A Community Mural at Saint Andrew's Autism Centre On 22–23 May 2026, Art for Good had the privilege of partnering with Saint Andrew's Autism Centre (SAAC) Siglap to create a meaningful community mural—one that celebrates creativity, inclusion, and the power of coming together. What began as a blank wall soon transformed into a vibrant coastal scene, painted not by a single artist, but by many hands united by one shared purpose. The heart of the project took place on Day 1, when beneficiaries from SAAC picked up their brushes Creating with Purpose: Art for Good at Lazada For Good Day 2026 On 30 April 2026, Art for Good had the meaningful opportunity to be part of Lazada For Good Day — a day centred on giving back and making a positive impact in the community.

On 22–23 May 2026, Art for Good had the privilege of partnering with Saint Andrew's Autism Centre (SAAC) Siglap to create a meaningful community mural—one that celebrates creativity, inclusion, and the power of coming together. What began as a blank wall soon transformed into a vibrant coastal scene, painted not by a single artist, but by many hands united by one shared purpose. The heart of the project took place on Day 1, when beneficiaries from SAAC picked up their brushes and became the artists behind the mural. Guided by the Art for Good team, every participant contributed to the artwork, carefully painting waves, colourful fish, corals, and the evening sky. Each brushstroke reflected not only creativity but also the unique strengths and perspectives that every individual brings to a community. More than an art activity, the mural became a shared experience—filled with encouragement, laughter, focus, and meaningful conversations. Participants supported one another as the artwork slowly came to life, reminding us that beautiful things are created when everyone has the opportunity to contribute. On Day 2, our artists were joined by generous sponsors to complete the final details. Together, they added the finishing touches to the mural, bringing the underwater landscape, rolling waves, and guiding lighthouse into full view. The completed artwork now stands as a lasting symbol of hope, guidance, resilience, and belonging—a daily reminder that every person has an important place within the community. This project would not have been possible without the generosity of our anonymous donor, whose support made this initiative a reality. We are also deeply grateful to every volunteer, sponsor, staff member, and participant who gave their time, energy, and heart to this mural. At Art for Good, we believe that community art is about more than creating something beautiful. It is about creating spaces where everyone can participate, be seen, and feel valued. Together, we painted more than a mural—we created a lasting reminder that everyone belongs. If you are a charity or special needs school, you can email us to be part of our mural adoption program. Murals are adopted by kind sponsors and donors. 💙

Some of our favourite moments at Art for Good aren't from exhibitions or workshops—they're from birthday celebrations. Over the past year, we've had the joy of hosting children's birthday parties in our studio, and each one has reminded us that creativity has a special way of bringing people together. One celebration saw a table full of children carefully shaping tiny ducks from air-dry clay. There was plenty of laughter as every duck took on its own unique personality, and even more excitement when everyone proudly showed off their finished creations before gathering for cake and birthday photos. Another birthday was all about slime. It wasn't one of our usual activities, but we were happy to tailor the experience to the birthday girl's request. Soon, the studio was filled with colourful, glittery slime, delighted squeals, and children stretching their creations as far as they could. Although the activities were completely different, what stayed the same was the joy in the room. Children chatting, creating together, celebrating one another, and leaving with something they had made themselves. We love being part of these special milestones and seeing our studio filled with creativity, laughter, and birthday cheer. Whether it's one of our signature art activities or a customised experience, every celebration is a reminder that the best memories are often the ones made by hand. We can't wait to welcome many more little artists to celebrate their special day with us. Find out more at Art for Good Birthday Parties 🎂🎨💛

On 30 April 2026, Art for Good had the meaningful opportunity to be part of Lazada For Good Day — a day centred on giving back and making a positive impact in the community. As part of the event, we were engaged to conduct a hands-on creative workshop where participants came together to build wooden gliders. Over the course of the session, a total of 13 gliders were carefully crafted, each one uniquely assembled and decorated. While simple in form, these gliders carried a deeper purpose. Each piece created during the workshop was intended to be gifted to children from low-income families — transforming the act of making into an act of giving. Participants were encouraged to slow down, work with intention, and reflect on the joy their creations would bring to someone else. The workshop also highlighted the power of art as a connector. In a shared space, individuals from different backgrounds engaged in a collective experience — creating not just objects, but moments of empathy, generosity, and community spirit. At Art for Good, we believe that art can be a powerful tool for social impact. Initiatives like this remind us that even small, hands-on activities can create ripples of kindness and meaningful connection. We are grateful to have been part of Lazada For Good Day and to everyone who contributed their time, energy, and creativity. Together, we created something simple, thoughtful, and impactful — one glider at a time.