Art to Us is a part of the City of West Hollywood's cultural planning process – WeHo Arts: The Plan (www.weho.org/theplan) – and its efforts to reach new populations and learn from these individuals through arts-based contributions. 

Artists Alyse Emdur and Rosten Woo worked closely with WeHo Arts and community groups during 2016 to design and experiment with the project. Finalizing a format, the project was designed as a series of workshops that could result in a new approach to making civic art. Emdur and Woo worked closely with students from the West Hollywood Community Day School and residents from the West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation. 

Art to Us culminated in a one-day immersive art installation in Kings Road Park on March 5, 2017. The project lives on in the form of audio recordings between workshop participants and a booklet documenting excerpts of the interviews and images of the works they created.

See the publication here: https://issuu.com/wehopride/docs/arttous_zine_sketch_f_printer

Art to Us Interviews: Chloe + Marisol (6:12) & Rogerio + Ken (27:36)

Art to Us is a part of the City of West Hollywood's cultural planning process – WeHo Arts: The Plan (www.weho.org/theplan) – and its efforts to reach new populations and learn from these individuals through arts-based contributions. 

Artists Alyse Emdur and Rosten Woo worked closely with WeHo Arts and community groups during 2016 to design and experiment with the project. Finalizing a format, the project was designed as a series of workshops that could result in a new approach to making civic art. Emdur and Woo worked closely with students from the West Hollywood Community Day School and residents from the West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation. 

Art to Us culminated in a one-day immersive art installation in Kings Road Park on March 5, 2017. The project lives on in the form of audio recordings between workshop participants and a booklet documenting excerpts of the interviews and images of the works they created.

See the publication here: https://issuu.com/wehopride/docs/arttous_zine_sketch_f_printer.

Art to Us Interviews: Dior + Victor (3:09); Eli + Michael (20:42); & Mayaly & Michael (10:00)

Art to Us is a part of the City of West Hollywood's cultural planning process – WeHo Arts: The Plan (www.weho.org/theplan) – and its efforts to reach new populations and learn from these individuals through arts-based contributions. 

Artists Alyse Emdur and Rosten Woo worked closely with WeHo Arts and community groups during 2016 to design and experiment with the project. Finalizing a format, the project was designed as a series of workshops that could result in a new approach to making civic art. Emdur and Woo worked closely with students from the West Hollywood Community Day School and residents from the West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation. 

Art to Us culminated in a one-day immersive art installation in Kings Road Park on March 5, 2017. The project lives on in the form of audio recordings between workshop participants and a booklet documenting excerpts of the interviews and images of the works they created.

See the Art to Us publication at https://issuu.com/wehopride/docs/arttous_zine_sketch_f_printer.

Art to Us Interviews: Jessie + Crescencia (9:06); Lauren + Dawn (7:58); & Chris + Catherine (10:00)

Art to Us Interviews: Taylor + Madeleine (15:34); Alyse + Demiah (8:20); & Bill + Jorge (10:22)

The City of West Hollywood delivers a broad array of arts programs through WeHo Arts – the City’s Arts Division and the City’s Arts & Cultural Affairs Commission – including: Art on the Outside/Public Art ● Summer Sounds ● Winter Sounds ● WeHo Reads ● Free Theatre in the Parks ● Arts Grants for Nonprofit Arts Organizations ● Library Exhibits and Programming ● One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival ● Artist Opportunities and more