Art Exhibitions

For the 2020 Buena Park Exhibition, we chose the theme Resilience and Rising Together to highlight the inspiring acts of service that the world has shown during these trying times. We want to dedicate this exhibition to the many individuals who have taken the initiative to bring awareness to social justice issues and devoted their time to help those who have been affected by the pandemic. By submitting artwork, you would be utilizing your artistic creativity to empower communities across the world.

Sponsored by the South Korean Government and the Korean Taekwondo Foundation, Co.Act worked to promote unity and peace by holding an art exhibition on the fence of the Korean Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea.

Through this exhibition, Co.Act aimed to celebrate diversity and humanity through art and writings. By having members of both our organization and the community participate, we were able to gather a collection of artwork that was displayed at the Buena Park City Hall. All of the funds collected during this exhibition were donated to or used in shipping books to the Fiji Nasikawa Mission School.

Through this exhibition, Co.Act aimed to celebrate and reflect on the growing technological and scientific fields that students would later be a key part of. All of the funds collected during this exhibition were donated to or used in shipping books to the Fiji Nasikawa Mission School.

Through this exhibition, Co.Act aimed to celebrate the dreams that students had to share with others. Through the participation of our Co.Act members from across the globe, we were able to gather various pieces of creative and beautiful artwork, which were auctioned off to the public. The funds that we received from the auctions, as well as an array of donations, were sent directly to low-income and struggling schools in the islands of Fiji

Through this exhibition, Co.Act aimed to provide relief in disaster-targeted regions in Chile through art and writings. Collaborated with Crop of Love of Arts Club. $5000 were raised and donated to the Chilean project.