“Conejo Cottontails” is the superb and first city-wide Conejo Public Art project of its kind. Featuring 5’6” fiberglass sculptures designed by Cate Hartenstein, painted and mosaic-tiled by local artists, all 20 of these delightful masterpieces have been purchased and placed by local businesses, organizations, and individuals.
The Conejo Cottontails is a joint venture of Art Trek, Inc. and the Arts Council of the Conejo Valley. Funds from these whimsical sculptures provided honorariums for the artists, and currently support art experiences for high risk and poorly funded youth and senior programs throughout the community.
As you drive, walk, or bike through Thousand Oaks you will inevitably pass several Conejo Cottontails! See our map of locations. You can have fun with your friends and family by tracking them down, photographing yourselves, and sending the photos and a little description to us for our website Arts Council at accvvota@gmail.com. With your permission we’ll be using some of these photos for promotion, encouraging others to do the same. Public Art is free! Enjoy!
Scroll through the different designs and double click to find their locations. Learn more about the artists on YouTube. Also, visit www.arttrek.org and conejopublicart.org to learn more about this incredible community art installation project.
Check out these incredible Conejo Cottontails on the ACCV
The Voice of the Arts YouTube channel
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COTTON TAILS FUN FACT:
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Do you know what gives the Conejo Cottontail's that beautiful shine in the bright sunlight and reduces the dust accumulation? We use a special finish sealant provided by the Conejo Valley Auto Center. We are grateful to Scott Marko, General Manager at the Conejo Valley Auto Center located at 2561 Teller Road, Newbury. Park, CA 91320. Tel: (805) 342-0606
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