The third annual Summer Salon Series is hosting its most impressive lineup to date, welcoming local and nationally-renowned artists, lecturers, poets, musicians and performers, who will investigate the topics of historical fictions and the dissemination of information in contemporary society.
All are invited to attend the annual Solana Beach Library art show and sale “Summer Celebration” presented by the Sargent Art Group. The public is invited to view a wide variety of art by 30 artists in an exhibit running from Aug. 4 through Oct. 4.
Mark Cullivan wants to have something special to hang on his wall, and he’s dedicating at least an hour or two a day for the entire 2012 year to achieve that goal.
Carmel Valley artist Sue Britt was recently accepted into Balboa Park’s Spanish Village Art Center, San Diego’s largest collection of studio artists. Starting in July, Britt will share her unique pieces of art in the medium of paper tapestry, using strips of paper to create impressive nature scenes.
Smoochplant is now a very new trademarked company that sells “smoochcards,” decorative gift boxes and stuffed smoochplants — a romantic gift that combines the elements of stuffed animals and live flowers.
Del Mar resident artist Joli Beal has entered into San Clemente’s Paint San Clemente plein air event. The yearly competition is sponsored by the San Clemente Art Association, a 59 year-old nonprofit organization and will take place June 16-24.
Old books can be found deconstructed, cut, twisted, folded, fanned, and distorted into new objects of beauty and intrigue at the fourth annual San Diego Book Arts National Juried Exhibition, May 26-July 8 at Geisel Library on the UC San Diego campus.
The “Flock of Sea Birds” sculpture outside Del Mar City Hall has found a permanent nesting place. In March, members of the Del Mar Garden Club voted to buy the artwork, which had been leased since its installation two years ago.
Upcoming Vagina Monologues performance on May 17 to be ‘transformative experience’ for both audience and actresses
Farrah Fawcett once lived in home, now for sale
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