50 visual artists showcase San Diego’s diverse creative talent at Solana Beach City Hall Gallery
Fifty local artists from Greater San Diego brought their unique creations to the premiere exhibit “50 To Watch” to the City of Solana Beach’s City Hall Gallery April 9.
50 To Watch, produced by The Studio Door, is designed to bring together diverse visual artists through exhibition and draw national attention to San Diego’s contemporary art scene. Painters, photographers, installation artists and muralists are being showcased through two local exhibitions, an online gallery and a national publication.
The exhibition will run through May 15. Artwork will be available for sale. For more information, visit www.50toWatch.com or call (619) 255 - 4920.
Photos by Jon Clark.
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