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THE ARTIST COLLECTIVE
DO U DANCE PROGRAM

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The Artist Collective, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded in 2005 by Robert Gilliam to provide a creative outlet for minority dance artists and underserved communities in Los Angeles. 

Mr. Gilliam's "Do U Dance" programs are designed for students to learn the value of the arts, creativity and self-expression. The program classes and workshops are a creative mixture of different dance styles, with an emphasis on having fun.The spectrum of dance techniques include; Hip-Hop, Krump, Breakdancing, Jazz and Contemporary as well as drawing from the foundations of Yoga and Pilates techniques to increase and balance strength and flexibility.

The DO U programs are created for elementary, middle and high school students. The Artist Collective has served thousands of students at over 60 schools throughout LA County.  

IN NOVEMBER 2021, WE SUPPORTED ROBERT GILLIAM'S "DO U DANCE PROGRAM" TO EXPAND ARTS EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT LOS ANGELES.

DO U DANCE PROGRAM 

"Do U Dance" Testimonials 
Your expertise and dynamic presence transformed a gym class into a dance studio! We are fortunate to have such a skilled and creative teaching artist on the Education Division roster, one that can relate to and connect with a diverse body of students.  -Barbara Leonard M.C.E.D. Artistic Director 


I never knew how to dance but now that you showed me I love to dance.  -Allyson 4th grade Palm Ave. 

I learned that you are very nice and fun. And that if we work together as a group we get things done faster.  -Angelina 4th grade Palm Ave. ​

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