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Join the Off Track Gallery artists and shop the biggest little gallery in town with our all day 10 percent discount, December 14th. This offer only comes four times a year, so take advantage of this opportunity and shop all day, or the week before and select your items early. The gallery will be filled with small image art, affordable and priced for Holiday giving. You will find over 85 local artists works including jewelry, glass, metals, gourds, ceramics, mosaics, photography, ornaments and of course beautiful paintings. |
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San Diego Sculptors Guild presents works “Transformation” by entrepreneur/inventor/scientist/sculptor Julia S. Rasor. For Julia, figurative sculpture satisfies an intense drive to connect through the “people” she creates. She is drawn to the vast expressive possibilities the human figure elicits and explores transformation of representational “natural” to abstract “mechanical” figures. Julia’s life experiences formed her nature/machine style dichotomy - riding horses/motorcycle racing; fluid body movement of ballroom dance/martial arts’ machine-like positions; gliding motion on a paddleboard/explosive strength of rock climbing-these experiences along with her life-long profession of medical device invention (machines to aid the body, www.MedicalDevice.com) established Julia’s unique figurative style that connects with so many people. A fellow artist described Julia’s style that connects with so many people, www.RasorsSculptures.com.
Find the art wrap-up and summation of the year 2013 through works by local and regional artists. Exhibitions opening include "Summation 2013" juried by Lauren Lockhart of the San Diego International Airport, Art Program, "The Color Blue", PhotoArts Group Innerspace Gallery, "Enlightened Lens:Advanced Photography from Palomar College" curated by Donna Cosentino, and studio space for Renee Richetts, Daniel Brooks, Carrie Repking,Carol Mansfield, Linda Doll, Regina Gallegos,Susan Salazar, Codie Carman, Marge Rauch, Saron Feingold, Mary Lou Zimdars and Joan H. Drachman