The Stonehouse Studio provides artistic and creative programs for individuals and organizations and a creative base for artist Marsha Stonehouse.

Founded and directed by Toronto artist and teacher Marsha Stonehouse, the studio is located in the city's west end in a turn-of-the-century factory, now converted into artist's lofts.

Programs are individually tailored and offered in different locations - in the studio itself, on site at organizations, and at designated local and international locales.

Several programs are offered:

• Art classes
• Creativity courses and workshops
• Personal coaching/corporate training, and
• Art and culture tours.

The studio accommodates:

• Art shows
• Group workshops, and
• Private classes.

Art Classes

These are held in the studio and at various locations in and around Toronto.

Art and Culture Tours

Designed and led by the artist, these tours cater to those who are interested in experiencing the creative process while travelling. Visiting unique cultural sites, participants are encouraged to meet and work with local artists in each country. Art workshops are held in various locations while on tour.

Marsha Stonehouse is a professional artist, teacher and creativity facilitator who lives and paints in Toronto. A graduate in Fine Art from the University of Western Ontario, she has also pursued graduate studies at the Banff School of Fine Art in Alberta and the Slade School of Art in England. Marsha shows her work in Toronto, and her paintings are found in many corporate and private collections across Canada. She is also represented by galleries in Jakarta and Singapore. As a creativity facilitator, she works with organizations in executive development across Canada and internationally. She leads creativity workshops, courses and retreats that expand 'right-brain' thinking and enhances personal and professional growth. As a teacher, Marsha has taught students at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Avenue Road Art School (in Toronto), the Banff School of Fine Art, the Royal Ontario Museum and the University of Calgary. She has also conducted mural and other special arts-education projects for community organizations and school boards, which are sponsored by grants from the Ontario Arts Council.

Over the past 20 years Marsha has lived creatively - exploring painting, drawing, sculpture, dance, music, writing, martial arts, meditation and travel.