Event Title
Giant Puppet Parade
Name San Diego Guild of Puppetry/Puppetry Center of San
Address
City
State
Zip
Opening Hours
Location 0
Telephone 619-427-8088
Email lynnejenn@aol.com
Web Site http://www.sandiegoguildofpuppetry.org
   
Contact Lynne Jennings  
Fee
Reception Date 00-00-0000
Dates Starts On 07-14-2009   Ends On 07-14-2009
Opening Days
Event Description Everyone is invited to come watch the 650 student strong, 4th annual City Heights giant puppet, banner and mask parade, starting at 9:30 am on July 14. It will start at the Monroe Clark Middle School field (4388 Thorn Street), go east on Myrtle, then north on 45th to Rosa Parks Elementary. After circling the elementary school playground, students will retrace their steps back to the middle school. There is excellent viewing at the Monroe Clark field, the Rosa Parks playground and along the 45th Street parade route. Drum groups from Monroe Clark Middle School and Hoover High will set the beat when San Diego Guild of Puppetry lead teaching artist, Felix Diaz, blows his whistle. Those watching this City Heights community parade will see students’ artistic interpretations of the cultural themes explored in their social studies curriculum. African effigy figures from last year’s parade will be joined by giant snakes, inspired by the mythic Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican plumed serpent god, and this year a host of Southeast Asian dragons in both mask and giant form will be added to the celebration. Contact for parade info: Midge Backensto, City Heights Collaborative, 619-845-8042/ mjbackensto@hotmail.com, or Lynne Jennings, San Diego Guild of Puppetry, cell: 619-987-5345/lynnejenn@aol.com.


Event Title
Delayed Gratification by Dave Ghilarducci
Name Oceanside Museum of Art
Address 704 Pier View Way
City Oceanside
State CA
Zip 92054
Opening Hours
Location 0
Telephone 760-435-3720
Email danielle@oma-online.org
Web Site http://www.oma-online.org
   
Contact Danielle Susalla  
Fee $8 General Admission (Military and Students Free with valid ID)
Reception Date 00-00-0000
Dates Starts On 07-14-2009   Ends On 09-25-2009
Opening Days
Event Description Are you sick and tired of struggling for results? Well, you’re in luck: WE CAN’T HELP YOU. Delayed Gratification offers a stationary test drive into a world of leaking desires and technological insurgence that may be ours or someone else’s…all we know for sure is you’ll have to get a sweat on. San Diego artist Dave Ghilarducci will install a bicycle with a generator connected to the back wheel that will power an LED display. When the visitor climbs on the bicycle and takes a ride, the LED will project words of wisdom from books that discuss utopian and dystopian views of the future. Delayed Gratification, curated by Emily Phelps, will be on view in the Parker Gallery July 14 through September 25, 2009. “Meet the Artist” David Ghilarducci on Saturday, August 8th at 2:00 p.m. “Meet the Artist” is free with museum admission and complimentary for members of Oceanside Museum of Art as a benefit of membership. Ghilarducci’s participatory work investigates perception on an everyday level, often using popular technology as the subject and object of artistic inquiry. Delayed Gratification playfully confronts the contemporary paradigm that if man willingly submits to technology he will become more efficient and therefore lead a more meaningful life. The artwork complicates the matter by creating a forced multitasking environment; instead of simply riding a bike or reading a book, the two activities have been overlaid to the extent that one must experience both activities simultaneously or neither at all. The work further plays on the notion of labor; revealing the book’s contents requires physical labor on the part of the viewer. Through the world of engineering, Ghilarducci discovered the language of art. In 2006 he resigned from his engineering profession to begin a fulltime art practice. He endeavors to make interactive works that engage the viewer with a sense of play and introspection using electronics as a platform to investigate the relationship between technology and perception. The Parker Gallery is located on the 2nd level of Oceanside Museum of Art and is designed for special projects. For more information about “Meet the Artist” or other museum programs call the museum at 760.435.3720. The museum is located at 704 Pier View Way in downtown Oceanside, within walking distance from the Oceanside Transit Center with Amtrak, Coaster, Sprinter and Metrolink stops. The museum Web site offers photo galleries of recent exhibitions as well as a calendar of coming events, www.oma-online.org.


Event Title
Buon Appetito in "Little Italy"
Name Arnaud International
Address 1609 India Street
City San Diego
State CA
Zip 92101
Opening Hours 11am - midnight
Location Central San Diego
Telephone 760.419.8957
Email danielearnaud@cox.net
Web Site http://arnaudinternational.com
   
Contact Daniele Arnaud  
Fee no fee. Artwork for sale.
Reception Date 00-00-0000
Dates Starts On 07-14-2009   Ends On 09-01-2009
Opening Days Mond. - Sund.
Event Description Art display at Buon Appetito Italian restaurant Downtown San Diego featuring 3 artists all Summer 2009: Lindsay Duff,visionary fine art from Cardiff by the Sea, Najim Chechen, fine artist from Irak and Lee Peterson, photographer from San Diego.






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