The International Creative Concepts Foundation (ICCF, Inc, a non-profit corporation), in combination with the Lynn Forbes School of Sculpture is establishing artistic opportunities for the public and disadvantaged.

How We Will Achieve Our Goals

Public Commissions 

Notice how each of the above public monuments evokes different emotions.  Often public art defines a location--or a feeling that is difficult to capture in any other way. 

ICCF intends to provide assistance to encourage art projects for various communities in order to further the appreciation of the arts in a meaningful way.

Public Demonstrations and Participation

How to Get Involved

ICCF, Inc. is looking for people who would like to get involved.  Needs are:

• Financial--To fund programs and art
• Teaching--In various fields of art
• Administration--Accounting and management
• Special Needs--Sign language, other special skills
• Fundraising Expertise--To help in this effort

To get involved, simply "Contact Us," fill out the information form and be sure to indicate what specific area that you would be interested in.

The ICCF Mission

ICCF, Inc.'s purpose is to bring appreciation and the experience of art to the public, and especially the disadvantged, in a manner that is profound and/or intimate.

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Sculpture Lessons for

Those in Need

Parkinsons and Similar Groups

Special programs will be offered for the disadvantaged.  Although in most cases there will be tuition fees for those that are able to afford it, there will also be scholorships available through ICCF.

Sculpture for the Blind

ICCF intends to fund a breakthrough program of sculpture for the blind.  Special teaching techniques will involve tactile-sensory learning which fits precisely with the Lynn Forbes method of becoming immersed in the "feeling" of the form.

Sculpture for the Deaf

ICCF intends to fund a program for the deaf in which sign language is used to help teach the fundamentals of sculpture.

 Sculpture by the Sea&

Public Demonstrations

ICCF will sponsor demonstrations and events to present the development of art to communities.  Whenever possible, it will be arranged so that the public can participate at little or no charge--as in Sculpture by the Sea in Carlsbad.