WAAS Gallery

For years, Brandy Michele Adams worked as a celebrity makeup artist, helping others step into the world feeling seen, heard, and powerful. But beneath the beauty was a bigger question: What would happen if more women had the space, resources, and freedom to own their worlds and truly thrive?

Most people don’t know that the building that became WAAS was once a 1920s building-material supply house, part of an industry where women historically had little room to lead.

A century later, we’re changing that narrative.

After 15 years of WAAS, of exhibiting art, supporting artists, creating community, experimenting, learning, and building, we are coming back to life this season with everything those years taught us.

WAAS is no longer simply about what hangs on the walls. It is about who gets to build the world beyond them.

We are creating spaces for women to make, learn, lead, rest, imagine, own their brilliance, and build something of their own.

The materials have changed.
The purpose of the building hasn’t.
We’re still here to build, regenerating, and growing Conscious Desgns ✦

WE ARE ALL STARS the brand
And we’re just getting started.

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CW: Mentions of su***de

To all those who are struggling… Your experiences are real. Your feelings are real. Your pain is real. And you deserve support. And to all of us, a reminder to check in on our loved ones and remind them that they are so loved and needed here 💖

Resources for those who may need help ⬇️

In the US:
🤍 U.S. National Su***de and Crisis Hotline : 988 (988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline)
🤍 U.S. Veterans : 988, press 1
🤍 US National Maternal Mental Health Line: 833-852-6262
🤍 Blackline: 800-604-5841 * (Call BlackLine®)
🤍 Trans Lifeline: 877-565-8860 (Trans Lifeline)
🤍 LGBT National Hotline: 888-843-4564 * (LGBT National Help Center)
* this resource is divested from the police 

and Internationally:
🤍 Opencounseling.com/su***de-hotlines
🤍 Crisis Text Line (Crisis Text Line)
🤍 LifeLine International: lifeline-intl.com
🤍 International Federation of Telephone Emergency Services: ifotes.org

for information on how to support others:
🤍 befrienders.org/articles/?category=how-to-help-others

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New class with MAMA reserve your spot

✨ RESTORE • RENEW • REST ✨
Slow Flow • Sound Bowls • Yoga Nidra

You give. You create. You build. You nurture. You carry.

Now, you rest.

Restore • Renew • Rest is a 60-minute restorative experience created for the overworked creative, entrepreneur, mother, and anyone who is ready to honor rest as an essential part of living, creating, and becoming.

This is your invitation to step away from the noise and return to your body.

🌿 RESTORE
We begin with a gentle, intentional slow flow designed to release tension, soften the body, and reconnect you with your breath.

✨ RENEW
Settle into the healing vibrations of sound bowls, creating space for the mind to quiet and the body to receive.

🌙 REST
Complete your practice with Yoga Nidra, a deeply restful guided meditation designed to support regeneration and restore the mind-body connection.

For one hour, there is nowhere else you need to be and nothing else you need to accomplish.

Just breathe. Receive. Rest.

CLASS DETAILS

📅 Thursdays + Fridays
⏰ 6:30–7:30 PM
💫 $30 per class
📍 WAAS Gallery
2790 Logan St
Dallas, TX 75215

Everything you need for your practice is provided:

• Yoga mat
• Bolster
• Blocks
• Blanket
• Eye pillow

Simply arrive and settle in.

💧 You’re encouraged to bring your own water bottle.
📓 Bring a journal if you’d like space to reflect, write, or capture whatever surfaces after your practice.

No need to rush in with the energy of the day still chasing you. Come as you are.

Honor your rest.
Restore your body.
Renew your connection to yourself.

✨ RESTORE • RENEW • REST ✨
Thursdays + Fridays | 6:30–7:30 PM
WAAS Gallery | Dallas, TX

LOVE HER MORE is BACK IRL at W.A.A.S.

This month we’re diving deep into mental wealth, currency, creativity, and the ways art helps us overcome, evolve, and step fully into the star we already are.

Join us LIVE or IRL this Friday, May 29th at Noon, as we welcome local all-star Maya Piata into the We Are All Stars studio for soulful conversation on music, inspiration, healing, and personal self-care.

Rooted in the spirit of New Orleans and her Māori heritage, Maya’s “Sunshine Soul” blends Motown magic with indigenous sounds to create music that fills both timeless and deeply personal. Inspired by legends like Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, Maya began, performing young, growing up in a musical household and capturing audiences early through New Zealand radio, and standout performances like “Homan Te PakiPaki.”

Since then, her journey has carried from TEDx stages to SoFar Sounds, and Dallas residencies all wide crafting music centered on joy, healing, connection, and truth. Her voice is powerful, her messages is genuine, and her presence is pure light.

Come get curious with us as we explore the power behind Maya’s work, the inspiration shaping her next chapter, and the self-care practices that keep her grounded while she continues to rise.

This is more than a conversation.
It’s a reminder that healing can feel like music.
That joy is revolutionary.
And that your light deserves center stage. 🌻

LOVE HER MORE with
📍WAAS Gallery
📅 Friday, May 29
⏰ Noon
🎙️LIVE + IRL with Maya Piata

It's Mental Health Awareness Month! Join us this Friday from 5-7 pm and Saturday from 12-3 pm at for an open studio tour. Come see what and other creatives are working on. Take a seat, breathe, and learn how We Are All Stars is leading the way in women's empowerment, mental health conversations, and wellness experiences that elevate your spirit and the planet.

Some of the most powerful stories begin with resilience.

For Women’s History Month, we’re proud to introduce one of the incredible women joining our Love Her Sole panel discussion moderated by Brandy Michele Adams.

Introducing

Larissa Clark is the author of I Co

Larissa Clark is the author of ‘I Could Be Worse’, a single mother, businesswoman, and passionate mental health advocate who uses her voice and experiences to inspire resilience and self-worth. Through her work, she empowers others to embrace their journeys, overcome adversity, and recognize that even in life’s toughest moments, strength and growth are possible. Larissa is dedicated to creating spaces and conversations that uplift, heal, and motivate others to keep moving forward.