4400 Riverside Dr., #110-2130, Burbank, CA 91505
Photo above: Darren LaJhon Hendon
The City of Dreams Phase I project was orchestrated by Artitude International, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization under the art direction of Ericco Studio. We are currently in development to take it to the next level with City of Dreams Phase II and Culture of Dreams!
The Phase I project was to encourage young artists to dream on a City-Scale level . . . for a better community, better neighborhood, a better future. If you can inspire a child to develop and envision a brighter world — they can bring it about! We hope to begin the City of Dreams Phase II project starting in 2024. This new project will continue where our 2D canvas left off and build the beginnings of a 3-dimensional city that we are hoping to get built! We invite you to join us in this exciting adventure by connecting, keeping us in your prayers and positive thoughts, and by donating. Your support and donations will help us continue to inspire young generations. We want to guide them into creating visions of their hopes and dreams in art and model forms. We know this inspiration will help them to strive for a world of safety, compassion, beauty, and creative solutions to the challenges that now exist.
The promotion of peace and goodwill between all people through the creative arts.
Seeking out and endeavoring to provide forums for the promotion and development of the creative arts.
Providing charitable assistance and exposure to those having talent in these art forms, generally.
Facilitation opportunities for interaction and improved working relationships between artisans of various backgrounds and hopefully thereby, further eliminating barriers of hatred, misunderstanding, and ignorance between such.
Encouraging artisans and others to use their talents, gifts, and faculties in manners that will be towards the benefit of all mankind. Generally to encourage communication, cooperation, and charity.
Educating, exposing, and informing the general public regarding these and other art forms. The form of this education being, but not limited to, the maintaining of facilities for instruction and public performances of such art forms.
Seeking for and endeavoring to bring together and encourage artists of diverse racial, ethnic, and national backgrounds for the cooperative public presentation of works of art and using these collaborative efforts to build connections of friendship, understanding, and knowledge between the races and between ideologically distant people.
Disseminating educational material to the public, including, but not limited to, material relating to the creative, performance, and useful arts in all of their variety of expression (e.g., fine arts, sculpture, music, architecture, landscape, interior, and floral design (through Re-Creating Paradise – a division of Artitude), poetry, composition, glassblowing, graphic design, photography, dance, creative dramatics, cinema, etc.).
Producing, investigating, and encouraging, by aiding technically and financially, all types of artists in the above-described genres.