Exhibitions

T. Eliott Mansa:

On Memory and
the Radical Black Imagination

Oolite Collaborations

Sat., Oct. 16, 2021 - Sun.,Feb. 27, 2022

Future Exhibitions

Early Voices Collaborative Elementary Exhibition 

Theme: All Are Welcome

January 18 – February 13, 2022 

Community Gallery

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C[H]ORAL STORIES AND

COLLECTIVE ACTIONS

Sat., March 19 - Sun., May 15, 2022

Stage Kids and Encore!  

Tuesdays starting
February 8, 2022 

Back at the theatre! 

Registration Today!
 

ARTastic Artists!

Wednesdays starting February  8, 2022

Spring 2022 Session 

Register Today!

Hours and Admission:

Admission: $7 for adults,
$4 for students and seniors.
Members are always Free!

Reception and Roundtable

with Curator Marie Vickles and

Participating Artist

Sat, Jan. 15 | 4 - 6 pm 

Join us for a roundtable conversation with Guest Curator Marie Vickles, Art and Culture Center Curator Meaghan Kent, and participating artists to discuss the themes and ideas involved with the current exhibition Introspective: A Reckoning of the Soul.

Free Arts! Family Day

with Guest Artist 

Adrienne Chadwick

Sun., Jan. 16 | Noon - 4 pm

January Theme:

Community Under Construction

Design and construct your own unique neighborhood inspired
by the work  of artist
Adrienne Chadwick, who is 
featured in our current exhibit, 
Introspective: A Reckoning
of the Soul. 

My Hollywood Pride Event

Sat., Jan. 22 | Noon - 6 pm

Join the Art and Culture Center's Education Department as they celebrate YOU and what makes you proud about living, working and/or playing in Hollywood at My Hollywood Pride, a one-day street fair celebrating diversity and inclusion.

Facebook Live
Lunchtime Artist Talk 

with Adrienne Chadwick and
Emmanuel George

@ArtCenterHollywood

Wed, Jan. 26 | Noon - 1 pm

Join us on Facebook Live for a conversation with artists Adrienne Chadwick and Emmanuel George as they discuss local communities, land ownership, and advocacy in connection to their works on view in the Center’s current exhibition, Introspective: A Reckoning of the Soul

Community Voices featuring: T.H.U.G. in collaboration with Alonzo Williams presented by NSU Art Museum in partnership with the Center

Sat, Jan. 29 | 1 - 3 pm | FREE

This workshop, led by artist Alonzo Williams, includes a dance class and discussion based on anti-racism and racial reconciliation with interaction with one of the characters from T.H.U.G.