Project Components: Arts and Culture
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Create an Artist in Residency program
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Resident Artists will design and instruct classes
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Creation of Sculpture Garden, Amphitheater and Community Center
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Preservation and integration of cultural legacies:
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Chumash Indian
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Creative Arts Community
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“Hydro” by Sculptor Jean Batiste
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a former resident of the site.
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Artist in Residence Program
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Using examples of other Artists in Residence programs around the country, such as the Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, NY.; we plan to develop a program where Artists of various disciplines who already engage in sustainable art, can create and teach.
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The Lower Topanga Eco-Arts Park is a non-profit project of the Technology Initiatives and Applications Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity whose mission is to stimulate the conception, development, and implementation of, and itself conceive, develop, and implement, technological solutions to better the quality of life for people, in the areas of education, employment, the environment, health, life essentials, community services, government services.
For More Information contact: info@lteap.org
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Why this Area is so special:
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Topanga Canyon has always a special ability to inspire artists and innovators alike. This particular area was an artists enclave from the early 1900’s until 2000.
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Artists and soul-searchers have been drawing inspiration from this space since it was a sacred Chumash indian site.
We would like to work in conjunction with State Parks and the stakeholders of this area to insure that a positive, creative and innovate environment is available for all to experience and enjoy.
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Artist Housing Plans
Founder James Mathers with his new work currently up at the Topanga Post Office.
