Meet the Artist
Who is Carolina Aguirre?
Carolina Aguirre is an Art Educator and Multi-disciplinary Artist based in Montréal. She has a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts with a Major in Art Education from Concordia University. Her work focuses on portraiture and abstract art. Having a thirst to create, she continues to develop her own style and to find new projects in portraiture to enrich her art skills.
As a Community Art Educator, she is Inspired by the constructivism learning approach and gives great value to the experience she provides in each lesson. Her objective is to create a learning environment where participants are encouraged to relate to an artist’s work by viewing it through their own lens in order to create art and make real connections.
Carolina's Footprint
A little of what she does
Community art workshops
Personalized Learning Experience
Explore new techniques, develop your artistic skills, and express yourself through drawing and painting. Whether you’re interested in figure drawing, abstract art, or color theory, each class offers a welcoming and inspiring environment to learn, create, and connect with others who share your passion for art.
Artist Coaching
Supportive and Empowering
You’re an artist or creative with an established practice, ready to take the next step in your artistic journey. This program is designed for those committed to deepening their skills in art education, learning how to design, develop, and deliver meaningful art programs. Gain the confidence and tools to lead inspiring creative experiences in your community and share your passion for art in new and impactful ways
Art Education portfolio
Community art programs
Discover Carolina’s inspiring community art education programs, developed over the years to nurture creativity and self-expression. Through abstract art, photography, and creative writing, these programs explore themes of identity and belonging while fostering connection and personal growth. Each art program is designed to use creativity as a tool for empowerment, reflection, and community building