This weekend workshop will provide a supportive space for all-stage breast cancer survivors to process and explore their experiences through engagement with creative practices. Participants will engage in creative projects, group discussions, gallery tours, and other reflective activities. The workshop will offer a framework and support system as well as tools for continued independent exploration. You do not have to be an artist to take part in this program! Sponsored by the Council of 101 and Sweet Charities.
Participation is required for all three days of this weekend program.
Please call 407.896.4231 ext. 258 to register. Each program has limited attendance.
2026 Dates: Select weekends, times may vary
January 9-11
March 13-15
June 26-28
August 21-23
Want to Join?
Please call 407.896.4231 ext. 258 to register or email education@omart.org.
Participation is required for all three days of this weekend program. Each program is limited to ten participants and pre-registration is required.
Illume is an art and mindfulness program offered at the Orlando Museum of Art specifically for breast cancer survivors in remission or cancer-free. It is the first of its kind to be offered by a museum. The definition for “illume” is to illuminate, enlighten, and educate – indicative of this program’s overall intention to encourage mental and behavioral well-being among program participants. This program is sponsored by the Council of 101 and Sweet Charities
Sessions begin with a facilitated discussion, during which artworks from the OMA collection stimulate group conversations on themes related to the cancer journey, including resilience, transformation, hope, and wellness. Following the discussion, participants will move to OMA’s studio classroom, where they are led through artmaking exercises that build on the topics discussed in the galleries and promote self-reflection. In addition to the individual benefits of the workshops, Illume strives to foster a supportive group environment that encourages empathetic connections with other breast cancer survivors that will continue to evolve. NOTE: Participants should plan to attend all three days of this weekend program.
All art supplies and refreshments and anything else required for participants will be included. Casual, comfortable clothing, sweaters or light jackets are recommended.
For questions about accessibility accommodations or specific needs, please contact our education department at 407.896.4231 ext. 262 or education@omart.org before your visit.