
Check out the Garcia Project page in the website to see all the improvements.

WHP utilizes the arts as a powerful redevelopment tool and sees the creative process as essential to problem solving.

Locally and internationally-recognized artists and architects collaborate with local families to transform their homes.

WHP implements the shared visions of neighborhood families, addresses community-wide issues and builds solutions through creative partnerships.

Kites, mosaics, birdhouses and murals! WHP’s free summer classes for neighborhood families combines conceptual thinking, story telling and hands-on applications.

WHP works with local organizations, schools and universities to create onsite learning opportunities and skill building.

Located across from the Watts Towers, Los Angeles, the Platform is WHP’s hub for community-based initiatives, meetings, and events.

WHP and students from theArt Center College of Design transform St. John’s United Methodist Church. WHP’s partnerships are mutually beneficial for all participants.

BIG NEWS: ArtPlace granted 370K to WHP to the renovate the PLATFORM, our community hub! Thank you ArtPlace!



