Art Produce is a proud recipient of funding through the California Arts Council's
Artists Activating Communities program.

"A new pilot grant program, Artists Activating Communities (AAC) supports sustained artistic residencies in community settings, demonstrating the arts to be a central component of civic life, and artists to be vital in shaping society.  AAC Projects are artist-driven, engage community members as active participants, and activate participants to develop and express their own creativity." - Program description from the CAC website

More information on this project coming soon!

Brooke Schlyer recently interviewed Lynn Susholtz and our Gallery Assistant, Nassem Navab. Check it out!

Art Produce is proud to sponsor F.I.G at the
​ART SAN DIEGO Contemporary Art Show.

​November 5-8, 2015
​Art Lab Booth #504
Balboa Park Activity Center
2145 Park Boulevard San Diego, CA 92101

ART SAN DIEGO 2015 is a juried contemporary art show featuring publishers, galleries, and studios representing talented established artists. Learn more about Art San Diego.

NEW ARTISTIC VENTURE - Community activist Lynn Susholtz to turn North Park’s Art Produce Gallery into a nonprofit
By James Chute Sept. 6, 2015

The way artist Lynn Susholtz sees it, she’s been “nonprofiting” for years. ■ Her North Park enterprise, Art Produce, has partnered with numerous community groups. She’s hosted art exhibits, performances, workshops, community forums, even fundraisers for other organizations in her quest to be a cultural force and an educational resource for the community.

She’s finally decided she might as well officially make Art Produce a nonprofit.

Article Authors: Lynn Susholtz and Leslie Ryan

Last spring I was asked by Julie Voelker-Morris, co-editor of CultureWork, to write an article about my involvement as an artist in the redevelopment of North Park. After revisiting many conversations with Leslie Ryan, we co-authored, "Community Development in the Context of Art: North Park and the Citizen Artist".