VIBRANT | TRADITIONAL | HONOR | COMMUNITY | COLORFUL | ART INSTALLATION “Ojo De Dios” (Eye of God) is a traditional and votive object made by weaving a design out […]
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Mexus. Nexus. Fluxus.
VIDEO ART | REGIONAL CONTEXT | MULTIDISCIPLINARY | LINGUISTIC CODING The Mexico/US border region (a nexus of cultural, political, technological, and creative energy) is in a state of continual flux. Artists Perry Vásquez and Lianne Thompson-Mueller […]
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Aemida(أعمدة) . Columnata
IMMERSIVE | IMPROVISATIONAL DANCE | LIVE MUSIC | FUTURISTIC | COLLABORATIVE | AUGMENTED REALITY Aemida(أعمدة) . Columnata, reveals the Arabic-Mexican communities of San Diego through immersive improvisation. It is a […]
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THE BUZZ: ‘Bhangin’ It Musical is Bringing Down the (Play)House
By Mimi Sells March 30, 2022 Joyful, raucous, shimmering are not words that come to mind when the topic is ethnic identity and cultural appropriation. However, these themes are the […]
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ART SEEN: Salvatore Giametta
Behind-the-scenes arts coverage by Kristen Schweizer March 29, 2022 “If you want to know what matters to someone, watch what they photograph.” I forget who told me that, […]
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THE BUZZ: De Monet a Matisse, Dejando una Impresión en San Diego
28 marzo, 2022 Escrito por Mario Sanguinet En 1873, pocos días después de Navidad, un grupo de artistas franceses cansados por innumerables rechazos del Salón—una de las principales, si no […]
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THE BUZZ: Monet to Matisse, Leaving a Lasting Impression in San Diego
Article by Mario Sanguinet March 28, 2022 A few days after Christmas 1873, a group of French artists weary of the onslaught of rejections from the Salon—one of the leading, […]
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THE BUZZ: Militarized Desert: Life and Death in the Mojave
Written by Alexei Spindell March 3, 2022 To many of us, the Mojave desert has a simple meaning – it’s a place of natural beauty and spiritual retreat. On a […]
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THE BUZZ: The San Diego Latino Film Festival is Back, from March 10-20
Written by Mario Sanguinet March 10, 2022 After being on COVID-spurred hiatus, and being unceremoniously canceled hours before it was set to kick off two years ago, the San Diego […]
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THE BUZZ: The Halls will be Alive with the Sound of Music in Fall 2023
Copley Symphony Hall at Jacobs Music Center is undergoing a $125 million renovation to transform it into a world-class hall and is set to reopen its doors in Fall 2023. […]
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THE BUZZ: Glimpse – works by Phyllida Barlow
Hauser & Wirth South GalleryLos Angeles, California Through May 8, 2022 Article by Cathy Breslaw In conversation with Catherine Taft, (Curator of LAXART) at Hauser & Wirth, Phyllida Barlow described […]
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THE BUZZ: The Pointe of it All: TRBP Celebrates Women’s History Month With a New Collection of Contemporary Ballet Works
February 23, 2022 By Cori Wilbur In an era where it is cool to be woke, companies and corporations have made extensive efforts to look and feel more feminist. But […]
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ART SEEN: Dr. Gina Simmons Schneider
Written by Kristen Schweizer February 19, 2022 Today I tilt my gaze away from the stage to the audience who makes this city’s art scene possible. San Diego is home […]
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THE BUZZ: San Diego Theatre Week returns to share the magic of live performance
Written by Kristen Schweizer February 19, 2022 San Diego Theatre Week approaches! The San Diego Performing Arts League’s seventh annual event offers a variety of special promotions to see live […]
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THE BUZZ: The Future of Work: It’s Not Just Art
Written by John M. Eger February 15, 2022 At a policy meeting of the Alliance for Arts Education, the council was talking about the role of art in education. Melisa […]
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