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À propos de idiomART
Proprietor: Sarah HB
Sarah HB is originally from Montana USA and the musical arts have been an integral part of her life since childhood. She and her young son began traveling the world when he was 3- years old and, in 2009, when he was 7, they made their way to Ecuador where they have been ever since!
Over the years, Sarah has coordinated many events and projects and has learned the value of working as a team and recognizing that everyone is important. She believes that it is of the upmost importance that we as a society begin to value everyone’s innate skills and talents in order to recognize that a healthy community is based on respect, acceptance and reciprocity. Sarah is excited to take her experiences and apply them at idiomART to continue creating an artistic community space where people can gather together and explore their own creativity and get to know other likeminded individuals.
Founders: Kathryn McCullough and Sara Coppler
Kathryn McCullough is an author, artist, and former academic, who is currently writing her memoir. She also writes for the Huffington Post. There she writes about upcycling found objects into gift wrap, holiday ornaments, and greeting cards—and about furniture transformations she’s completed. Having taught writing at the University of Kentucky, Kathryn was also an artist-in-residence at Latitude Artist Community in Lexington, Kentucky.
Sara Coppler is an architect by training who has worked for more than two decades in the field of international development and poverty housing. Having taught drawing, drafting, and architectural design at the University of Kentucky, she brings to idiomART an unparalleled insight into the creative process.
Sarah HB is originally from Montana USA and the musical arts have been an integral part of her life since childhood. She and her young son began traveling the world when he was 3- years old and, in 2009, when he was 7, they made their way to Ecuador where they have been ever since!
Over the years, Sarah has coordinated many events and projects and has learned the value of working as a team and recognizing that everyone is important. She believes that it is of the upmost importance that we as a society begin to value everyone’s innate skills and talents in order to recognize that a healthy community is based on respect, acceptance and reciprocity. Sarah is excited to take her experiences and apply them at idiomART to continue creating an artistic community space where people can gather together and explore their own creativity and get to know other likeminded individuals.
Founders: Kathryn McCullough and Sara Coppler
Kathryn McCullough is an author, artist, and former academic, who is currently writing her memoir. She also writes for the Huffington Post. There she writes about upcycling found objects into gift wrap, holiday ornaments, and greeting cards—and about furniture transformations she’s completed. Having taught writing at the University of Kentucky, Kathryn was also an artist-in-residence at Latitude Artist Community in Lexington, Kentucky.
Sara Coppler is an architect by training who has worked for more than two decades in the field of international development and poverty housing. Having taught drawing, drafting, and architectural design at the University of Kentucky, she brings to idiomART an unparalleled insight into the creative process.
