Willow Park Fine Arts Blog

The Fine Arts team at Willow Park School along with Studio Artist Mark Vasquez-Mackay are a vital
part of our learning community. They are an incredibly talented and caring group of individuals who
understand how important the arts are at a time like this to nourish and sustain that creative aspect
of our humanity. As a result, they have created a blog for all students and families as a community
to visit and contribute to.
The blog is called Fill the Well and it is a capacious handbag of artworks, inspirations and activities to fill your soul. We invite you to visit the site regularly. https://willowparkfa.blogspot.com/


Feel free to submit your work or get in touch by emailing me at htabma@cbe.ab.ca

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