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If You Can Imagine It, Yucandu Art
The Webster Groves hands-on art studio offers a haven for creative crafters and for those just looking to have fun.
Kim Harris, co-owner of Yucandu Art Studio, points to a classroom space where kids are busy pouring glitter on glue soaked pinecones. Ceiling-high steel shelves hold boxes stuffed with an treasure trove of craft supplies, and the work table is splattered with drips of paint in a rainbow of color. “My basement used to look like this,” she grinned. Twelve years ago Harris was a stay-at-home mom with an art degree and a passion to share art with the kids in her neighborhood. She volunteered at her son’s school assisting with art projects and later started holding art camps in her backyard and basement studio. “Webster is a very creative community, but there was no local place to go for art,” she said. Her art camps became so popular that she …
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