By Kristen Schweizer June 1, 2023 Approximately, 28,000 babies are switched at birth per year worldwide. This horrifying fact is delightful plot fodder for many telenovelas, including Destiny of Desire: […]
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THE BUZZ: Wendell Kling’s ‘Coruscating Sanctuary’ Shines Bright at the Athenaeum
Article by Cornelia Feye May 30, 2023 Walking into the Athenaeum’s current exhibition is like stepping into the hushed, calm atmosphere of a cathedral, illuminated by jewel-tone stained-glass windows. The […]
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THE BUZZ: Concierto en el Rady Shell: Violent Femmes, banda de rock alternativo, y la Sinfónica de San Diego
Mario Sanguinet 13 de mayo, 2023 Photo credit: Becky DiGiglio El 10 de mayo de 2023, Rady Shell presentó una actuación de Violent Femmes y la Sinfónica de San Diego. […]
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THE BUZZ: “Good Feeling”: Violent Femmes and San Diego Symphony Rock the Rady Shell with “American Music”
Mario Sanguinet May 13, 2023 Lea este artículo en español AQUÍ. On May 10, 2023, the Rady Shell hosted a performance by the Violent Femmes and the San Diego Symphony. […]
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THE BUZZ: Mingei International Museum highlights Indigenous Art commitment in Preston Singletary lecture
Article by Cornelia Feye May 7, 2023 Mingei Museum’s Commitment to Indigenous Art Preston Singletary, Tlingit glass artist and bearer of tradition, originally wanted to become a rock star. He […]
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THE BUZZ: Anne Mudge’s Wire & Beads sculptures turn Quint Gallery into a magical botanical garden
Article by Cornelia Feye May 7, 2023 Anne Mudge, Wire & Beads, Quint Gallery, April 15-May 27 Entering Quint Gallery in La Jolla, an intricate organic-looking shape with red beads […]
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THE BUZZ: MOPA Celebrates 40-Year Legacy of Inspiring Photography and Art in Balboa Park
By Justin Duyao April 18, 2023 In 1983, the Center for Photographic Arts moved into its home in Balboa Park and changed its name to the Museum of Photographic Arts […]
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THE BUZZ: Myrlande Constant: The Work of Radiance
Fowler Museum at UCLAThrough July 16, 2023 Article by Cathy BreslawApril 8, 2023 Haitian artist Myrlande Constant entices us with her hand-beaded textiles – also called Drapos (ritual flags). As […]
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THE BUZZ: Malashock Dance Company readies for transition and explores change with three world premieres in ‘Perpetual (E)motion’
By Mimi Sells March 30, 2023 Dance has always been about transition. Dancers embody change as they physically transform space through every movement. Change is both a constant and the […]
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THE BUZZ: Me, too Tosca
by Lina De La Torre March 28, 2023 How is it possible that an opera that was written more than one hundred years ago be so relevant today? That question […]
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THE BUZZ: NEAT: A Moving Memoir
By Kristen Nevarez Schweizer March 25, 2023 Hans Christian Andersen once said, “When words fail, music speaks.” Choreographer Carlin Michael Dixon adds, “But when music fails, that’s when dance begins.” […]
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THE BUZZ: 2023 Kowit Awards kick off in time for National Poetry Month
by Kristen Schweizer March 25, 2023 National Poetry Month has arrived! There are numerous opportunities to partake – especially taking up one’s own pen – but the city’s biggest celebration […]
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THE BUZZ: The San Diego Museum of Art Selects the Globally Renowned Foster + Partners for Renovation Project
by Justin Duyao March 15, 2023 For more than a hundred years, Balboa Park has been the cultural center of San Diego. Housing sixteen museums, seventeen gardens, and dozens more […]
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THE BUZZ: Roustabouts’ gUnTOPIA Opens March 16
by Kristen Nevarez Schweizer March 14, 2022 Phil Johnson hid his face in his hands as he said, “No one wants to see dramas right now. Look outside, it’s dark, […]
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THE BUZZ: La Jolla Playhouse POP Tour: Jin vs. the Beach
by Kristen Schweizer March 11, 2023 “Sometimes I get scared, but I guess I get less scared every day until someday I’ll be in fifth grade and probably won’t be […]
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