Hauser & Wirth, West Hollywood, CAThrough May 4th, 2024 March 19, 2024 by Cathy Breslaw New York City artist Pat Steir, reflecting on her latest series Painted Rain commented: When […]
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THE BUZZ: San Diego Opera Presents Puccini’s Madama Butterfly
by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer March 15, 2024 Prepare to be swept away on a journey of love, sacrifice, and tragedy as the San Diego Opera brings to life Puccini‘s timeless […]
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THE BUZZ: The San Diego Latino Film Festival Gathers Momentum
by Rebecca Romani March 14, 2024 With a full week coming up, attendance is rising at this year’s San Diego Latino Film Festival, taking place at Mission Valley and the […]
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THE BUZZ: San Diego Latino Film Festival – Celebrating Diversity and Authenticity in Cinema
by Rebecca Romani March 12, 2024 Congratulations are in order for the San Diego Latino Film Festival- this year the festival turns 31 with an impressive slate of films and […]
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THE BUZZ: Capturing Energy in Motion: Catherine Goodman at Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth, Arts District, Los AngelesThrough May 5, 2024 by Cathy Breslaw March 12, 2024 London based artist Catherine Goodman’s 10 large scale oil paintings on view at Hauser […]
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THE BUZZ: The Roustabouts Theatre Co’s Hand to God
by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer March 10, 2024 Roustabouts’ Hand to God is a feast for the hungry soul with gut-busting laughter and surprising sentiment provoked by a brilliant script and […]
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THE BUZZ: San Diego Theatre Month: Celebrate the Vibrancy of Performing Arts (At A Discount)
by Kristen Schweizer March 10, 2024 San Diego, known nationwide as an incubator for bold new work and fresh talent, is opening its curtains for its ninth annual San Diego […]
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THE BUZZ: Coming to San Diego: World Renowned Artist Nalini Malani
By Jacqueline Ghosh March 8, 2024 In 1946, Britain gave Sir Cyril Radcliffe five weeks to divide one country into two. Radcliffe had no experience making borders, was forced against […]
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THE BUZZ: Stone, marble, silk and sand: James Perkins at Frieze Art Fair 2024
March. 5, 2024 by Cathy Breslaw I recently attended Frieze Art Fair which took place March 1st through March 3rd in Los Angeles California. Originating in London in 2003, this […]
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THE BUZZ: The Ache of Almost: “The Age of Innocence” at The Old Globe
by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer February 23, 2024 Audiences at The Old Globe’s Age of Innocence experience the characters’ ache of almost, but not quite. In this Globe-commissioned world premiere adaptation […]
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THE BUZZ: Embracing Diversity and Daring: ‘Without Walls’ Radiates at The Studio Door
February 6, 2024 by Rebecca Romani Spring is starting with a riot of color and design on the walls of The Studio Door Gallery in Hillcrest, run by curator and […]
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THE BUZZ: ‘Fun Home’ Brings Powerful Narratives to Life at New Village Arts Theatre
by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer January 30, 2024 New Village Arts (NVA) kicks off the new year with the emotionally charged musical FUN HOME on Saturday, February 3, 2024. The groundbreaking […]
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THE BUZZ: “The Joan” Marks First New Construction at Liberty Station in Nearly a Decade
By Kristen Nevarez Schweizer January 23, 2024 The groundbreaking ceremony of the Joan & Irwin Jacobs Performing Arts Center marks the Arts District Liberty Station’s first new construction project in […]
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THE BUZZ: Stretch Your Limits! Peter Hillary at La Jolla Music Society’s New Changemaker Lecture Series
by Cornelia Feye January 23, 2024 The new Changemaker Lecture series at the Conrad opened to a full house last week. Peter Hillary, son of Edmund Hillary, who first climbed […]
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THE BUZZ: “Intimate Apparel” at North Coast Repertory Theatre – A Tapestry of Love, Longing, and Loneliness
Article by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer January 19, 2024 Set against the backdrop of 1905 New York, Intimate Apparel unfolds at North Coast Repertory Theatre like a classic novel for modern […]
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