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“Universal Mother” “Universal Mother” is a series of creative art workshops in celebration of Mother Earth, paying homage to our earthly mothers, and honoring all those who nurture others in a spirit of compassion. This inaugural “Universal Mother” event was... Read More →

In November of 2022 GLOCAP Director, Timothy Lomas, had the honor of being an invited guest for a podcast on Hop-on Inclusion, a site dedicated to promoting awareness around issues of inclusion, equity, and social justice across the diverse spectrum of human abilities. ... Read More →

2017 Watercolor and Mural Art Workshops with Children’s Shelter Foundation, Chiang Mai, Thailand GLOCAP’s longest-running collaboration has been with the students of Children’s Shelter Foundation in Chiang Mai, Thailand.  In 2017 we returned to conduct... Read More →

“Dream Stones” Creative Art Workshop with Children’s Shelter Foundation. Chiang Mai, Thailand 2016   “If These Stones Could Speak“ If these stones could speak What stories they would tell of the rivers running over them of softly singing... Read More →

December 2015 Dear Friends, During this holiday season we would like to take the time to reflect on all that was accomplished by the Global Children’s Art Programme this past year and to thank those who have supported us in our mission. It has been an incredible year with... Read More →

Chiang Mai, Thailand. July, 2015. One of my favorite times of the year is when I am able to hop on my motorbike and take the hour-long drive up into the mountains north of Chiang Mai to visit Children’s Shelter Foundation.  Paved highway leads to winding gravel roads which... Read More →

  In July of 2015 we returned Joy’s House in Chiang Mai, Thailand to sponsor another watercolor art workshop with Thai artists Worawuth Srakeo and Khun Maitree.  This day’s class was the last of a 6 month watercolor session with the teen students at Joy’s house... Read More →

Timothy Lomas “Il Sanat Atolyesi 3” was an art workshop program provided for approximately 150 students in Turkey including the orphaned and disadvantaged, mentally and/or physically disabled, as well as typically developing students.  The organizations we provided... Read More →