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Lynn Susholtz in Voice of San Diego - May 2016

5/26/2016

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Culture Report: The North Park Building Where You Can Eat, Mingle, Create, and Vote
By Kinsee Morlan May 10, 2016


When Lynn Susholtz first bought the big building at University and Herman avenues in North Park, she knew exactly what she wanted the former grocery store to become – a place for the community and culture to come together.

It’s taken 15 years, but Susholtz can finally look around Art Produce and feel like she’s just about done it.

“It’s coming into a place I had always imagined,” she said.
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Lynn Susholtz in City Beat - May 2016

5/26/2016

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Art Produce continues to grow
By Seth Combs May 10, 2016

Lynn Susholtz proudly looks around the garden and communal area of Art Produce, an art gallery and multi-use building in North Park. Five years ago, the garden area was an asphalt parking lot populated by homeless people. Nowadays, in addition to the communal picnic tables and potted herbs, there's a new sign, a new brewery tasting room and workers bustling to install new lights throughout the outside area.

It'd be easy to assume that Art Produce, after 15 years in business, is going through a second phase of growth and expansion, but Susholtz is quick to point out that the building's new additions and programs have been years in the making.

"This is phase 3.5 or something," says Susholtz, chuckling. She says there have been monumental changes over the years despite the consistent issue of funding. "I've always tried tot stay ahead of the neighborhood. To be flexible and responsive to the neighborhood while retaining an artist-centered cultural venue."
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