World Autism Awareness Day Youth Art Exhibition and "Whisper of Colors" Audience Burst

      On April 2nd, the World Autism Awareness Day Youth Art Exhibition, hosted by the Franklin Foundation and OC Music&Dance, saw an audience explosion, with a continuous stream from 11am to 4:30pm. Many people came with checks to watch the exhibition and the premiere of the documentary. At the broadcast, many viewers watched the entire film in tears, deeply moved by the hard work of children with autism and their families. Some viewers expressed that this is the most touching film they have seen in recent years. After watching the film, many people immediately actively auctioned off the children's paintings, with a total auction price of nearly ten thousand yuan that day.

                                   Exhibition ribbon cutting scene

      The 2023 World Autism Awareness Day art exhibition is a major event prepared by the Franklin Foundation for several months, After nearly years of filming and post production, the documentary "Color Whisper" finally met a large audience. This film is a follow-up to the foundation's previous film "Call to Music" Another masterpiece after that. It tells the story of a moderately autistic girl named Sophia, who can draw, who is favored by a brokerage company and signs a contract. Through this story, it points out a way out for all autistic children and their families who cannot take care of themselves.

                                     Color whispers producer Qu Jianping leads the main creators to meet the audience

      The director and producer of the film, Qu Jianping, stated that with the support and assistance of the whole society, the door to life has been opened for children with autism. Making such a film is to walk through the valley of death for families with autism, see the hope ahead, and make our society more inclusive. Although the filming budget is particularly tight and almost everyone is a volunteer, this is a very meaningful thing that we still need to do. He also called for the support of society to make films, and hoped that more people could generously donate so that we could have enough funds to make the next documentary.

                                   Exhibiting works by young people

      Kui Nakayama, director of the Franklin Foundation, said that nearly 80 young artists who participated in the exhibition were very awesome. They took out over 120 of their works for exhibition, and half of them were willing to donate, without any consideration, all the funds were donated to the foundation. And the young people of Huatong International Education in the United States organized an organized auction, with paintings that could only be sold for four to five yuan, but they actually sold them for two to three hundred yuan. There are also teenagers from Principal Chen's enrollment planning studio, whose painting skills are very high and have reached a professional level.

                                   Irvine City Government Presents Awards to the Franklin Foundation

      Foundation President He Jingxiu expressed special gratitude to philanthropist Zhang Xianghua for his generous support. She stated that without the support of various co organizers, the exhibition and auction would not have been held so successfully and had such influence- Some collectors, auction sellers, cultural scholars, student parents, and collectors all participated in the art exhibition and auction. The artists from the China University Alumni Association Alliance also donated their own works. Painter Xue Xingfeng also organized children to create a giant painting 10 meters long and 3 meters wide, allowing them to express their love and support for vulnerable groups in society during the painting process. Farrah N. Khan, Mayor of Erwan, is the main co organizer and sponsor of the awards.

      This youth art exhibition was co organized by Principal Chen's School Promotion Planning Studio, University Alliance, Huatong Education, Guanti Art, Dawn Education, and the Erwan Middle School Student Union. The exhibition was sponsored by Omi Beauty and Health Group, Change Into Chang, Meizhen Supita, and others.

                                   Duan Bowen, a child with autism, is playing the piano and dancing with wild bees
                                   The main and co sponsoring units present awards to all volunteers participating in the art exhibition service
                                    Leading the children to create a huge artwork