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Event Title	SDVAN
Baby Tattoo: Carnival of Astounding Art

Name	Oceanside Museum of Art
Address	704 Pier View Way
City	Oceanside
State	CA
Zip	92054
Opening Hours	Opening reception: August 22, 2015 6-8 pm Tuesday-Saturday: 10 am-4 pm Sunday: 1-4 pm

Location	North County Coastal
Telephone	760-435-3721
Email	raziah@oma-online.org
Web Site	http://www.oma-online.org

Contact	Raziah Roushan

Fee
Reception Date	8-22-2015
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 10-31-2015
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Event Description

Over a decade ago, a SoCal native, Bob Self, with a love of the outrageous and a flair for the theatrical founded an independent book publishing company with the dream of creating a path for daredevil artists to share their work with fans of the unusual. Oceanside Museum of Art is pleased to present a first-of-its-kind exhibition of art and artifacts showcasing Baby Tattoo Book’s evolution from a small publishing house to a counter-culture big-top. Numerous artists, from amateurs to provocative up-and-comers to legendary masters have been part of the Baby Tattoo story. Countless works of art, utilizing all manner of media, have been created and shared. A library of books has been published and distributed throughout the world. Historic events, where imaginative thrill-seekers congregate and celebrate, have been produced to connect people through art and entertainment.

Event Title	SDVAN
In the Abstract: Mid-Century Painting & Sculpture Opening Reception

Name	Oceanside Museum of Art
Address	704 Pier View Way
City	Oceanside
State	CA
Zip	92054
Opening Hours	Opening reception 6-8 pm

Location	North County Coastal
Telephone	760-435-3721
Email	raziah@oma-online.org
Web Site	http://www.oma-online.org

Contact	Raziah Roushan

Fee
Reception Date	8-22-2015
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
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Event Description

Abstract art is often an image or composition in which color, line, form, and texture may exist as fully independent subject matter, rather than literally depicting aspects of the natural world. From the late 1940s through the 1960s, abstraction became vital to the work of many highly regarded San Diego artists. At no time was this approach more controversial in the region, more charged with excitement and possibility, than during the mid-twentieth century.As a starting point, In the Abstract recognizes the commitment of regional modernist pioneers such as painters Fred Hocks and Ed Garman, experimental photographer Lynn Fayman, and Harry Bertoia, the renowned sculptor, printmaker, and designer. Following these frontrunners, the exhibition pays special attention to a wave of youthful artists who came to regional prominence during the late 1950s and were, at least for a time, profoundly influenced by Abstract Expressionism.

Event Title	SDVAN
THE EXPANSIVE ARTISTS: FINE ART PRINTS

Name	The Studio Door
Address	3750 30th Street
City	San Diego
State	CA
Zip	92104
Opening Hours

Location	Central San Diego
Telephone	619-994-2263
Email	forallweknow@thestudiodoor.com
Web Site	http://www.thestudiodoor.com

Contact	Patric Stillman

Fee	75.00
Reception Date	N/A
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
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Event Description

How to go about creating prints from original artwork, how to package prints and greeting cards, and what services are available to help you achieve success with prints.

Event Title	SDVAN
Banfield Future Vet

Name	The New Children\'s Museum
Address	200 West Island Avenue
City	San Diego
State	CA
Zip	92101
Opening Hours

Location	Central San Diego
Telephone	619 233 8792
Email	marketing@thinkplaycreate.org
Web Site	http://www.thinkplaycreate.org

Contact	Lauren Calvillo

Fee	Free with price of admission.
Reception Date	N/A
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
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Event Description	This one-hour interactive presentation provides a unique opportunity for kids and families to experience the exciting world of veterinary medicine.
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Event Title	SDVAN
Summer Series: A Spirited Night with 3 Musicians (Low Volts, Pebbles and Monster, Fast Heart Mart)

Name	San Diego Art Institute
Address	1439 El Prado, Balboa Park - House of Charm
City	San Diego
State	California
Zip	92101-1617
Opening Hours

Location	0
Telephone	619-236-0011
Email	pr@sandiego-art.org
Web Site	http://www.sandiego-art.org

Contact	Marina Grize

Fee	$10 cover
Reception Date	N/A
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
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Event Description

A Spirited Night with 3 Musicians

August 22nd 7pm - 11pm

$10 cover

A Spirited Night with 3 Musicians brings together a lineup of solo musical performances on August 22nd from 7-11 pm. Fireball Whiskey is sponsoring this evening that features three musicians performing original tunes based in folk, rock, blues and electronic music.

Set Times:

Fast Heart Mart 7:30pm - 8:15pm Pebbles and Monster 8:30pm- 9:00pm Low Volts 9:15pm - 10:15pm

http://www.sandiego-art.org/upcoming-1/2015/8/22/whiskey-and-rhymes

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Event Title	SDVAN
Family ArtLAB: Depict your San Diego

Name	Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Address	1100 Kettner Blvd
City	San Diego
State	CA
Zip	92101
Opening Hours

Location	Central San Diego
Telephone	858 454 3541
Email	pdwyer@mcasd.org
Web Site	http://www.mcasd.org

Contact	Patricia Dwyer

Fee
Reception Date	N/A
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
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Event Description

Take part in a Look/Explore tour led by MCASD’s Gallery Educators and discover three exhibitions that focus on the region’s geography and cultural history, including Anya Gallaccio’s clay sculpture; Byron Kim’s reference to the Panama-California Exposition; and Suzanne Hellmuth and Jock Reynolds’s rumination of the region’s “Impossible Railroad.” Following your tour, enjoy a hands-on art making workshop where you and your family will work together to depict your San Diego. This program is recommended for families with children ages 5 and older. Tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis; capacity is limited to 60 participants. We recommend buying tickets in advance at either Museum location. The family price includes two adults and up to three youth. This program is free for Members and Military families; $15 for non-member families; Museum admission is included.

Event Title	SDVAN
RON JERMYN: VITA SPIRTUS

Name	Monarch \| Arredon Contemporary
Address	7629 Girard Ave Suite C2
City	La Jolla
State	CA
Zip	92037
Opening Hours	Opening reception 6p - 9p Regular business hours for the rest of the exhibition.

Location	0
Telephone	858-454-1231
Email	elsie@monarchfineart.com
Web Site	http://www.MonarchFineArt.com

Contact	Elsie Arredondo

Fee
Reception Date	9-22-0
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 9-26-2015
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Event Description

Monarch|Arredon Contemporary is pleased to present sculptor Ron Jermyn in his first solo exhibition at the Gallery. Vita Spirtus is a collection of abstract works in a variety of mediums, centering on primal organic elements of life with a focus on water. http://monarchfineart.com/ron-jermyn-vita-spiritus-august-22-september-30-2015/ In addition to raising awareness, our goal is to provide educational opportunities on water conservation. For this exhibition, the gallery has partnered with the Water Conservation Garden of El Cajon who will be presenting lectures on water conservation on 9/23/15 (for kids) and 9/27 (for adults) http://www.thegarden.org/

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Event Title	SDVAN
Chula Vistan, Paintings by Anna Stump

Name	Art Produce
Address	3139 University Ave.
City	San Diego
State	Ca
Zip	92104
Opening Hours	6-9pm opening reception

Location	Central San Diego
Telephone	619 584-4448
Email	lynn@artproduce.org
Web Site	http://www.artproduce.org

Contact	Lynn Susholtz

Fee	free
Reception Date	8-22-2015
Dates	Starts On 8-22-2015 Ends On 8-22-2015
Opening Days

Event Description

August 8 - September 20, 2015 Artist Reception: Saturday, August 22, 6-9 pm South Bay Culture Think Tank: Wednesday, Sept 2, 6pm Art Produce Gallery 3139 University Ave. San Diego, CA 92104 (619) 584-4448 www.artproduce.org https://www.facebook.com/artproduce Art Produce is pleased to present “Chula Vistan,” mixed media paintings by Anna Stump, in which the artist explores her relationship to her hometown and the Mexican/American Border region. Stump grew up in Chula Vista and has raised her own children in the South Bay. She has a complex relationship to Border culture, a jangling mixture of jealousy, admiration, and otherness. She was raised to both fear Tijuana and honor Mexican culture, pale in her own Mid-Western, Protestant roots. Stump uses imagery of piñatas, marble busts, drones, and golden eagles to represent the envy, unease, and irony of Border living. She will host a “Think Tank” in the gallery to discuss ideas of culture in the South Bay.

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