AMY DIENER is an international contemporary artist specializing in vibrant mandala dot paintings inspired by her travels. Diener has showcased her paintings in New York, Dubai, Singapore, Germany, and Thailand. Diener and her artwork was the cover story for Wanderlust: Expat Life & Style Magazine – Thailand (August / September 2015.) Diener’s work was selected for the Saatchi Art “Making Faces: New Portraits” collection. Her artwork has also been featured in Bangkok Post, The Journal News (New York), Global Living, art4d.asia, Expat Life, Bangkok 101, Bangkok Asia City Guide, Asia Art Tours, AngloInfo, and LeParisPhuket.Diener’s solo exhibitions include: Amy's Art Exhibition (Amy's Dot Home- Thailand, Nov 2017-2019); Mandalas in Multi-Hue (Ce La Vi- Thailand, Oct 2016); a Meditation on Love, BLAUE STUNDE Galerie (Berlin, April-June 2016); Cultural Colors of the Capital, Attic Studios (Bangkok, 2015); Colorful Moments of Artistic Vibrance, Chomp Art Gallery (Bangkok, 2015); Amy’s Market Art, BKK Farmers Market (Bangkok, 2015); Passionate Pixel Portraits (New York, 2013); and Color Trends (New York, 2013).Diener’s group exhibitions include: Each for Equal - Art Connects Women, International Women's Art Exhibition (One&Only Royal Mirage- Dubai, March 2020); Freelance Artist Group ’96 (Queen’s Gallery-Thailand, Jan-March 2017 & 2018); From the Inside (Kalwit Gallery & Studio- Thailand, April 2017); Mindful Moments (Four Points by Sheraton-Thailand, Nov 2016); Art Apart Fair 6th & 7th Editions, PARKROYAL on Pickering Hotel (Singapore, 2015 & 2016); Space Oh these [cra]ZY, Thong Lor Art Space (Bangkok, 2015); Fusion Art, Pittalew Art Gallery (Pai, 2014); Art and Soul Sundays, Lub d Siam (Bangkok, 2014); and Luscious, Unframed Artists Gallery (New York, 2012).

Elephant Parade®, a leading social enterprise, organizes the world's largest exhibition of artistically adorned elephant statues, created by renowned artists and celebrities to raise awareness for elephant conservation. The Elephant Parade painting workshop extends this initiative, offering a fun activity for kids to design their own elephants and contribute to conservation through art. Originally hosted in Elephant Parade Land and Shanghai La, the workshop is now brought directly to schools. Led by Amy Diener's team, the ECA Elephant Parade guides students through dot painting techniques, mockups, and elephant painting, culminating in their submissions to the global Artbox contest. The grand prize is the opportunity to feature their design on a full-sized elephant in an upcoming exhibition.

This dot painting ECA program for secondary students is designed by New York dot artist of Bangkok, Amy Diener. With this weekly art class, your child will be taught various dot painting techniques such as mandala dot patterns, walking the dots, swooshes, and spirals. New dotting techniques differentiated between beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels are taught on a weekly basis. Students are provided choice and independence in the materials and subject matters (ex: mandalas, portraits, animals, abstract, landscapes, and flowers) throughout the course. Students will get their own kit of art supplies such as dotting tools, acrylic paints, and surfaces like pendants and canvases to use throughout the course. Amy’s talented team of teachers will be guiding students every step of the way, one dot at a time. This therapeutic art practice promotes mindfulness, concentration, and resilience. It nurtures a sense of harmony and tranquility across the mind, body, and spirit, contributing to a reduction in anxiety and depression.

The dot painting ECA program, designed by artist Amy Diener, offers weekly art classes for children to explore dot painting techniques. Students create mandalas, portraits, and nature scenes, using methods like walking the dots and spirals. With kits provided, they choose their materials and subjects. Amy's team guides them step by step, promoting creativity, mindfulness, and focus while reducing anxiety and depression.

Elephant Parade® is a social enterprise and runs the world’s largest art exhibition of decorated elephant statues. Created by upcoming and world-renowned artists, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique art piece. The life-sized, baby elephant statues are exhibited in international cities and create millions of smiles and raise awareness for the need of elephant conservation.At the heart of Elephant Parade lies Mosha, a magnificent elephant residing at the world's first elephant hospital, Friends of the Asian Elephant in Lampang. Despite losing a part of her leg to a landmine, Mosha serves as an inspiring symbol for the entire Elephant Parade movement.Among the 30 stunning elephant statues featured in Elephant Parade Phuket [July 6-Aug 20, 2023], don't miss the chance to encounter my elephant “Blue Elephant in the Room." Displaying a blue elephant represents a safe and compassionate space to discuss mental health openly, free from stigma. It indicates a dedication to the wellness of others and guarantees that people will receive respectful and dignified treatment. I have been contending with OCD for many years, employing dot art as one way to manage my condition, raise mental health awareness, and reduce stigma.

Visiting Consultant in dot painting for guests at Zulal by Chiva Som. Amy will stay for 1 month at Zulal by Chivasom, the middle eastern branch of the world-renowned wellness retreat. An exclusive luxury resort located on the northern coast of Qatar, blending traditional Arabic design and medicine.Amy will be teaching dot painting for families at Zulal. Resort guests will learn how to create Qatari desert animal dot paintings, such as the Arabian oryx, sand cat, and falcon. Participants will engage in a shared creative activity that strengthens family bonds and creates lasting memories. She will also be exhibiting her paintings as well as offering her hand-painted dot art jewelry at the Souk of Zulal.

Immerse yourself in a dynamic afterschool dot painting program designed by the acclaimed Bangkok dot artist, Amy Diener. Every week, young participants at the primary campus delve into a variety of dot painting techniques, creating mandalas, portraits, animals, and scenes from nature. The program features customized dotting demonstrations tailored to various skill levels, empowering students to independently choose materials and subjects throughout the duration of the course. This artistic endeavor not only cultivates mindfulness, focus, and patience but also nurtures the mental and emotional well-being of the children involved.

Experience a transformative afterschool dot painting program designed by renowned Bangkok dot artist, Amy Diener. Through weekly sessions, children explore diverse dot painting techniques, crafting mandalas, portraits, animals, and nature scenes. Tailored dotting demonstrations for different skill levels are introduced weekly, granting students autonomy in both materials and subject matter throughout the course. This creative activity fosters mindfulness, focus, and patience, while nurturing mental and emotional well-being.

Immerse yourself in a dynamic afterschool dot painting program created by the acclaimed Bangkok dot artist, Amy Diener. Every week, young participants at the primary campus delve into a variety of dot painting techniques, creating mandalas, portraits, animals, and scenes from nature. The program features customized dotting demonstrations tailored to various skill levels, empowering students to independently choose materials and subjects throughout the duration of the course. This artistic endeavor not only cultivates mindfulness, focus, and patience but also nurtures the mental and emotional well-being of the children involved.

Elephant Parade® is a social enterprise and runs the world’s largest art exhibition of decorated elephant statues. Created by artists and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique art piece. The life-size, baby elephant statues are exhibited in international cities and raise awareness for elephant conservation.This workshop is a fun activity that allows your kids to design their very own elephant, while supporting elephant conservation through art. The idea of the Elephant Parade painting workshop is inspired by our many vibrant elephants, created from an eclectic mix of artists, brand collaborations and superstars. Suddenly, all the pieces fit together in one moment of inspiration, why not let people create their own masterpieces that they can take home and be part of it?This painting workshop is typically experienced at Elephant Parade Land in Chiang Mai or Shanghai La in Bangkok, however we have decided to bring the experience directly to your school! In this ECA Elephant Parade Workshop, Amy Diener’s talented team of teachers will guide students through various artistic stages of dot painting techniques, mockups, and elephant painting. The program will conclude with students submitting their elephant to the global Artbox contest. The first prize in the competition is your design on a full-sized elephant in one of our upcoming exhibitions!

Embark on an exciting journey with Amy Diener's captivating afterschool dot painting program for students in Grades 1-6. Discover a world of creativity as participants explore various techniques, creating stunning mandalas, portraits, animals, and nature scenes. Tailored demonstrations, designed for different skill levels, empower students to freely choose materials and subjects. This engaging experience not only promotes mindfulness, focus, and patience but also contributes to the holistic well-being of every participant. Join us for an enriching artistic adventure.

This dot painting extended day program for primary students is designed by New York dot artist of Bangkok, Amy Diener. With this 1 hour weekly art class, students will be taught various dot painting techniques. Students will learn how to make mandala, portrait, animal, and nature dot paintings. New dotting techniques differentiated between beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels are taught on a weekly basis, and students are provided choice and independence in the materials and subject matters throughout the course. Amy’s talented team of teachers will be guiding students every step of the way, one dot at a time! This healing art activity encourages mindfulness, focus, and patience. It cultivates balance and peace within the mind, body, and spirit. The process also helps decrease anxiety and depression.

Experience a lively afterschool dot painting program, designed by renowned Bangkok artist Amy Diener. Each week, elementary students explore various dot painting techniques, creating intricate mandalas, portraits, animals, and nature scenes. The program includes demonstrations tailored to individual skill levels, empowering students to independently choose materials and subjects throughout the course. This artistic journey fosters mindfulness, focus, and patience, while also nurturing the mental and emotional well-being of young artists.

ECA external provider in dot painting for St. Andrews Sathorn and St. Andrews Dusit! Class designed by distinguished dot painter, Amy Diener and taught by her talented team of teachers, one dot at a time. Various dot painting techniques such as dot mandalas, walking the dots, dotting on the lines, layering, and swooshes will be taught. Different themes and materials such as acrylic on canvas, pendants, and statues will be explored. The dot painting activity enhances concentration, fine motor skills, patience, creativity, and joy.

Co-Founder and mandala dot artist for Our Journey Zone, a unique multisensory experience incorporating mandala art, music immersion, and crystal healing. Our specialty is facilitating wellness programs by professional practitioners for corporates to help employers and employees feel refreshed, regenerated and restored within mind, body and soul.

Visiting practitioner at Absolute Sanctuary for mandala dot painting classes. Mandalas mean circle in Sanskrit, dating back over 2000 years ago from India. They are a reflection of the self and the universe, a spiritual tool for healing and meditation. Dot painting exists in cultures such as Australia, Bali, Mexico, and Africa, where artists apply dot patterns to create a piece of art. The combination of both puts you into a mindfulness state, directing you to focus and cultivate patience. Mandala dot painting is a peaceful and fun activity, helping you to tap into your creative side.

•Create and implement cross-curricular lesson plans •Integrate technology and art using the iPad for visual instruction•Guided students for KIS Charity Art Competition; 1 student titled finalist winner•Facilitate student artwork in an International Art Competition: TIMOTCA PostCards From The World, •“My Dream of Peace” •Download student artwork to Artsonia (children’s digital museum platform)•Lead yearbook publication task force and club •Plan and implement student fieldtrips to interactive art museums •Coordinate student art exhibition at Bangkok Hospital