IAC - Support and Relief for the Arts Communities affected by the LA Fires

The Immersive Art Collective (IAC), home of the Immersive Arts Center and its event venue, The Count’s Den, has opened the doors to provide support and relief to fire victims, particularly those in the Los Angeles arts communities who were able to salvage artwork, musical instruments, or similar belongings and need a temporary place to store them at no cost. The initiative, started on January 10, 2025 and organized by artist and IAC board member Francesca Bifulco, also offers a safe and caring space open for remote working or to simply unwind; as well as for community mobilizers looking to find rest after dinner time.

The event space is also available at no rental cost to those seeking to host benefit shows aimed at raising funds for fire victims.

We can help with the following:

Temporary storage for salvaged artwork/musical instruments/studio equipment/keepsakes/etc. (intact and/or affected)
Large space with internet access, air purifiers, seating, tables, books, heating, restroom
Small kitchen area with tea and coffee, snacks, refrigerator, microwave
Event space (FREE at this time) for art/music/dance/theater/film-oriented fundraising shows for LA fires victims

*We intend to keep this going as long as our communities need it.

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Immersive Art Collective

A 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization located at

1035 and 1039 S Olive St. Los Angeles, CA 90015

*Marked by the sign that reads “Immersive Arts Center”

(Street parking available)