Donations to Lot 2001 are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
Lot 2001 includes lodging in a vintage travel trailer on a secured lot with shared kitchen and bath facilities in the main studio building. The adjacent outdoor space may be used to present large-scale artworks or experimental performance. There is gated parking for vehicles and bicycles; a twenty-four hour bus line that connects to Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles is located just one block away.
Curated by multi-disciplinary artist Margie Schnibbe, Lot 2001 seeks to provide multiple levels of support for visual artists, writers and performers with limited financial means.
2019/2020 artist in residence: performer & poet Samuel Gaedke
2018 guests: artist/curator John Burtle and scientist/educator Michael Piña
Lot 2001 is a short-term artist retreat located in an industrial neighborhood on the Eastside of Los Angeles. Inspired by artist friends who can no longer afford to live in LA, Lot 2001 provides temporary accommodations for visual artists, writers and performers who have an urgent need.
Lot 2001 includes lodging in a vintage travel trailer on a secured lot with shared kitchen and bath facilities in the main studio building. The adjacent outdoor space may be used to present large-scale artworks or experimental performance. There is gated parking for vehicles and bicycles; a twenty-four hour bus line that connects to Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles is located just one block away.
Curated by multi-disciplinary artist Margie Schnibbe, Lot 2001 seeks to provide multiple levels of support for visual artists, writers and performers with limited financial means.
Donations to Lot 2001 are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.