EARLY VOICES COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITION

The annual Early Voices Collaborative Exhibition is a partnership with local early-learning centers that aims to give a voice to the value of art, creative expression, collaboration, and social emotional development for children in pre-K. The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood develops a new theme each year to stimulate the creative process among teachers and students in their classrooms.  

Now in its second year, early-learning centers and preschools are invited by the Center to participate in the project. Participating schools receive a canvas from the Center on which students ages 3-5 work together to create a collaborative group art piece. The finished artwork is then submitted to the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood, where it will be exhibited in our Community Gallery. The exhibit is celebrated by the Early Voices Opening Reception held at the Center for teachers, school leaders, participants, and their friends and family each April during the national Week of the Young Child.

For the 2020 exhibition, participating schools are asked to create a collaborative group art piece using the theme “Wonder” as their inspiration. Students and their teachers were encouraged to interpret “Wonder” in any way they see fit.

Please note:  Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Early Voices Collaborative Exhibition has been postponed until a later date, to be determined. Early Learning Centers who would still like to participate, please contact the Education Department
at education@artandculturecenter.org. Please check back to our website for updates.