The outstanding level of artistic skill that is expressed by students in schools throughout Trinidad & Tobago is highly inspiring.  Unfortunately, the general public, for the most part, is unaware of this.  A.B.C.D. believes that a forum should be established that would bring the work of students to the public in a suitable manner that would be a consistent reminder of the wealth of talent that lies within our young citizens.

Enter "E.V.O.L.V.E."! This monthly display of selected student art work at various suitable locations has emerged as our flagship project.  Selected schools are invited to submit photographs of original student work to be considered for exhibit.  The selected artwork is then collected, framed and displayed at one of our partnering locations for a period of 3 - 4 weeks, after which it is returned to the student artist. Participants have the option to sell their submissions if so desired.  

The format of “E.V.O.L.V.E.” allows for not only the individual student to be placed in the limelight but also the school which he or she attends.  It is expected that this project will serve to enhance our community/communal spaces and transmit the “positive vibes” that are much needed in our society today.

Our E.V.O.L.V.E. exhibit was also featured at the Victoria District Teachers’ Convention held on TTUTA Day (11/10/19) at the Naparima Bowl, San Fernando. On the invitation of the organizers for the Caribbean Colour Splash Secondary Schools Anti-Bullying Conference (30/10/19), a mini-exhibit was installed at the foyer of the Southern Academy of the Performing Arts.  Over 400 students had the opportunity to view the work of their peers.  The final display was hosted at Nichossa Restaurant, Bakery & Desserts.