Immersive Workshops 

 For Brave, Messy, Human Teams 

Bad Art Club is intentionally designed to spark connection, boost morale, foster belonging, and simply give your people a break from the digital world.

Whether your team is remote, in-office, or hybrid—we customize experiences to address your team’s specific challenges and goals.

Making "bad art" together becomes the catalyst for authentic connection, helping teams navigate change, welcome new members, celebrate wins, tap into vulnerability, and deepen customer empathy.

The art-making is just the excuse—lasting human connection is the outcome.

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What Makes It Work

  • Zero artistic skill required (really, the worse the better)

  • Tech-friendly approach that appeals to engineers and analysts

  • Screen-free environment that encourages genuine interaction

  • Attuned, engaging facilitation that bridges playfulness & professionalism

  • Practical tools teams can apply to their daily collaboration

What You Have To Gain

It’s simple. When people feel safe to be themselves at work, they are fulfilled in a way that supports longevity. Bad Art Club is an incredibly unique experience. It signals to team members that the organization values them and cares about their well-being. People want to stay where they feel appreciated for who they are, in addition to what they contribute.

Talent Retention *

When people are expected to make bad art, they have the freedom to really express themselves. Making bad art together levels the playing field. People get to witness the power of bringing our unique backgrounds and perspectives together. Plus, when we feel appreciated for who we are, we bring more of our talents to the stage.

Diversity & Inclusion *

What do prospective hires care the most about? People. We want to be a part of a work culture that prioritizes connection, creativity and authenticity. Surprise your team by bringing in Bad Art Club and experience the powerful ripple effects it will have on the organization’s reputation as an awesome place to work!

Extraordinary Reputation *

Bad Art Club is surprisingly collaborative by design. Painting on the same canvas, swapping palettes, and naming each others’ masterpieces are just a few examples of how Bad Art Club fosters a collaborative environment. Participants break sticky habits of siloing work and not asking for help. The result is more transparency, better support, and faster problem solving as a team.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Bad Art Club embraces new, novel, incomplete, experimental (and sometimes strange) ideas. People gain confidence to express things they ordinarily wouldn’t in a judgment-free zone, giving them confidence outside of Bad Art Club to let their thoughts and opinions flow. Expect to hear more voices in meetings afterwards!

Idea Generation

So much energy is wasted on the keeping up of appearances. Bad Art Club reminds us that we’re all human, and we have a lot more in common than we realize. Boundaries dissolve as colleagues celebrate each other’s imperfections. Relaxed into connection, people have more energy and focus to direct toward work.

Real Connection

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We’re Taking A Fresh Approach

Escape Rooms / Dinner & Drinks | Baseball Games | Topgolf | Paint & Sip

  • Surface-level conversations

  • Consumption-oriented

  • Full of distractions

  • Not inclusive

  • High cost, low impact events

  • Conventional, expected, forgettable

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  • Meaningful conversations

  • Creativity-oriented

  • Full of opportunities

  • Radically inclusive

  • Low cost, high impact events

  • Novel, thoughtful and unforgettable

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Bring in Bad Art Club & watch connection flourish.

Leave us a message at badartcontact@gmail.com or

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