Event Title
Opening Reception: The Structure of Water
Name L Street Gallery at the Omni
Address 628 L Street
City San Diego
State CA
Zip 92101
Opening Hours Gallery open 9:00am - 4:00pm daily.
Location Central San Diego
Telephone 760.492.2876
Email director@lstreetfineart.com
Web Site http://www.lstreetfineart.com/
   
Contact Kay Colvin  
Fee free
Reception Date 2-7-2015
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 3-26-2015
Opening Days
Event Description The abstract oil paintings of Anita Lewis incorporate the classical with modern in a harmonious fusion of design and fine art. Underlying structure dissolves into abstraction in her harmonious water-evoking compositions.
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Event Title
Eat Better Art Cooking Class
Name The New Children\'s Museum
Address 200 West Island Avenue
City San Diego
State CA
Zip 92101
Opening Hours
Location 0
Telephone 619 233 8792
Email marketing@thinkplaycreate.org
Web Site http://www.thinkplaycreate.org
   
Contact Lauren Calvillo  
Fee $40-$45
Reception Date N/A
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 2-7-2015
Opening Days
Event Description We are happy to continue Eat Better Art, a series of cooking classes at The New Children's Museum. These classes are designed to bring parents and children together in the kitchen as they learn about good nutrition and create delicious dishes! Eat Better Art offers families a new way to think, play and create inside the Museum.Each child and adult pair will create seasonal dishes with the assistance of our experienced teaching chefs. At the end of class, participants will be able to enjoy the delicious foods that they made. For our February class we will be cooking up some sweet treats for Valentine's Day!


Event Title
The Art of Reading Book Club
Name The San Diego Museum of Art
Address 1450 El Prado, Balboa Park
City San Diego
State CA
Zip 92101
Opening Hours
Location 0
Telephone 619 232-7931
Email info@sdmart.org
Web Site http://www.sdmart.org/calendar/art-reading-book-club-4
   
Contact Admissions Desk  
Fee Free for members | $12 nonmembers
Reception Date N/A
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 2-7-2015
Opening Days
Event Description The Moon and Sixpence Enjoy coffee, a docent-led tour through the galleries, and a lively talk on British novelist Somerset Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence (available in The Museum Store) during this book club. Contact Tess Crump or call 619.696.1941 to R.S.V.P. About the book: "It seems unthinkable that Charles Strickland, the dull, bourgeois city gent, would have the tortured soul of a genius. Yet Strickland is driven to abandon his home, wife, and children to devote himself slavishly to painting. In a tiny studio in Paris he fills canvas after canvas, refusing to sell or even exhibit his work. Beset by poverty, sickness, and his own intransigent nature, he drifts to Tahiti, where, even after being blinded by leprosy, he produces some of his most extraordinary works of art. First published in 1919 and inspired by the life of Paul Gauguin, The Moon and Sixpence is a brilliant study of a man possessed by the need to create-regardless of the cost to himself and to others."


Event Title
Finding Your Unique Visual Voice with Brenda York
Name Art on 30th
Address 4434 30th Street
City San Diego
State California
Zip 92116
Opening Hours Saturday 2/7/2015 and Sunday 2/8/2015 10:00AM-3:00PM
Location 0
Telephone 619-894-9009
Email arton30th@gmail.com
Web Site http://www.arton30th.com
   
Contact Ari Kate Ashton  
Fee Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. February 7 & 8, 2015 Two-day workshop Fee: $135 No cancellations or refunds after completing first session. Art on 30th is located along MTS Bus Route #2 (
Reception Date N/A
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 2-8-2015
Opening Days
Event Description This two-day workshop is designed to help artists of all levels discover and/or refine their unique visual voice. In a series of sketchbook exercises, discussions about “style” and hands-on work in your chosen media we will work through identifying your visual language and learn methods to push it to the next level. This workshop is perfect for artists wanting to develop a strong body of work or those trying to refine their unique style.
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Event Title
High School Portfolio Review Day
Name San Diego Art Institute\'s
Address 1439 El Prado, Balboa Park - House of Charm
City San Diego
State California
Zip 92101-1617
Opening Hours 12pm - 4pm
Location Central San Diego
Telephone 619-236-0011
Email director@sandiego-art.org
Web Site http://www.sandiego-art.org
   
Contact Ginger Porcella  
Fee $5.00
Reception Date 2-7-2015
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 2-7-2015
Opening Days
Event Description SDAI invites high school juniors and seniors, as well as college transfer students looking to attend art school locally. We also encourage parents to attend who are looking to learn about the value of professional careers in the arts, as well as scholarship opportunities at available college art programs. WHAT TO BRING: finished work works in progress sketchbooks original art digital portfolio SCHOOLS: CalArts Grossmont College Laguna College of Art & Design Mesa College Otis College Point Loma Nazarene San Diego State University University of California, San Diego University of San Diego CURATORS FROM: Canvas Gallery Low Gallery Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego Museum of Photographic Arts San Diego Art Institute For more information, please contact director@sandiego-art.org.
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Event Title
The Art of Reading Book Club
Name The San Diego Museum of Art
Address 1450 El Prado, Balboa Park
City San Diego
State CA
Zip 92101
Opening Hours
Location 0
Telephone 619 232-7931
Email tcrump@SDMART.ORG
Web Site http://www.sdmart.org/calendar/art-reading-book-club-4
   
Contact Tess Crump  
Fee Free for members | $12 nonmembers
Reception Date N/A
Dates Starts On 2-7-2015   Ends On 2-7-2015
Opening Days
Event Description The Moon and Sixpence Enjoy coffee, a docent-led tour through the galleries, and a lively talk on British novelist Somerset Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence (available in The Museum Store) during this book club. Contact Tess Crump or call 619.696.1941 to R.S.V.P. About the book: "It seems unthinkable that Charles Strickland, the dull, bourgeois city gent, would have the tortured soul of a genius. Yet Strickland is driven to abandon his home, wife, and children to devote himself slavishly to painting. In a tiny studio in Paris he fills canvas after canvas, refusing to sell or even exhibit his work. Beset by poverty, sickness, and his own intransigent nature, he drifts to Tahiti, where, even after being blinded by leprosy, he produces some of his most extraordinary works of art. First published in 1919 and inspired by the life of Paul Gauguin, The Moon and Sixpence is a brilliant study of a man possessed by the need to create-regardless of the cost to himself and to others."






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