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SDVAN Monthly Messages 2020
SDVAN Monthly Message for Jan 2020 “Great art picks up where nature ends.” Marc Chagall
Our banner this month is in support of the Artist Salon sponsored by The Encinitas Friends of the Arts’ Artist Collective. Sat. Jan 11, 2 to 4 pm. The Eco-Visionairies will be a discussion that asked, “How can you use your art to advance solutions for environmental concerns?” This discussion will be moderated by Ellen Speert and held at her California Center for Creative Renewal, (1905 Crest Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024) RSVP for free tickets.
We celebrated with a large group at our annual SDVAN Annual 2019 Holiday Potluck Lunch on Tues, Dec 10, with an array of wonderful food (artist are the best cooks!) and the ever popular Jewelry and Accessories swap exchange. Read the entire RAW column forJan, 2020 You can apply now for the Studio Door/San Diego Visual Arts Network Business of Art Scholarship for mentoring and a free booth at the Mission Federal Art Walk in April. Click here to download application. Due by Feb 1, 2010. Fallbrook Art Center is making a call for artists with the theme Reflections of nature wildlife and landscape show. The artists are limited to 20 with an exhibition date of May 2&3, 2020. More info: Kimber Petralito 760 728 1414 Patricia Frischer On a personal note: I want to wish you all the happiest of New Year greetings. Every holiday season brings joy and a refreshing period where we can reboot, recharge and maybe even re-invent ourselves. We are looking for events in February, March, May and June to support in 2020. I hope you will contact me and let me know of any new directions that interest you. SDVAN Monthly Message for February, 2020
There is life ln movement, death in stagnation. I approach every painting with the idea that I want that painting to continuously move. Tim Yanke Our banner this month is in support of the Chicano/a/x Printmaking: Making Prints and Making History at the SDSU Downtown Gallery (725 West Broadway, SD, 92101) from Feb 8 to April 5. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the SDSU Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies and art activism. Opening reception Feb 20 at 5pm. More info: Chantel Paul 619-501-6370. Art Reports by or about SDVAN Endangered: Exploring California's Changing Ecosystems at California Center for the Arts Museum Escondido Picked RAW Peeled by Patricia Frischer OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) Yes, you still have time to spread the word about the Business of Art Scholarship produced by Studio Art and Sponsored by the SDVAN for the 36th Annual Mission Federal Artwalk [April 25 and 26, 2020]. Applications due Feb 1. The Fallbrook Library is making a call for artists for their Earth Day Exhibition from March 14 through May 1. There will be an artist reception on April 24 and take-down on May 2.The deadline for submission is February 2, 2020. For more info: lmiller007@live.com Patricia Frischer On a personal note: I am looking forward to Illumination: 21st Century Interactions with Art + Science + Technology at the San Diego Art Institute (1439 EL Prado, SD 92101) from Feb 8 to May 3, 2020. Curated by Chi Essary. More info: Jacqueline Silverman 619.236.0011 FREE ADMISSION, Tuesday- Sunday 12-5pm SDVAN Monthly Message for March 2020
The Role of the Arts in Defining Democracy A+ Art Blog by Patricia Frischer Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Art is dangerous. It is one of the attractions: when it ceases to be dangerous you don't want it. Anthony Burgess Our banner this month is in support of 20/20: Twenty Women of Vision at the newFresh Paint Gallery(1020-B Prospect Street, La Jolla 92037). In celebration of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, this show, a year in the making, will feature twenty women artists from the San Diego area who call themselves TWA (The Women Artists). All the work is 20” by 20” and a diverse offering in terms of price, media and subject matter. Each artist has cast her vision – of the future, past or present. The opening reception is March 7 from 6 to 8 pm. For more info: Deborah Williams 808.772.1384 Artist in the banner left to right: Julia San Roman, Maite Agahnia, Susan Darnall, Ellen Dieter, Brenda York, Alison Haley Paul, Lisa Bebe. Other artists include: Bronle Crosby, Christine Schwimmer, Diana Carey, Diane Hall, Gail Titus, Gillian Moss, Julia C R Gray, Kathleen Kane-Murrell, Kathy McChesney, Lori Mitchell, Manuelita Brown, Nadine Baurin, Theresa Vandenberg Donche Art Reports by or about SDVAN Christine Oatman at the Athenaeum Music and Arts Library, La Jolla Picked RAW Peeled by Patricia Frischer Read the entire RAW column for Jan 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum is launching its very first national billboard competition with the theme of “The Joy of Being Outside.” The printed mural will be displayed on a 20’ x 16’ canvas on the Museum’s building facing Grape Day Park and the Center for the Arts in Escondido. The top 10 artworks selected by the jury will be open to a public vote to select the final 2 artworks that will be displayed for six months and each receive a $500 cash prize. The deadline is March 27. For more info: JulietteB@sdcdm.org 760.233.7755, ext. 1003. Art San Diego is now offering individual artist space in The (Solo) Project, a fair within a far. Prices start at $1695 and applications are now open for both The (Solo) Project Pavilion and the Art Gallery Pavilion. You have until May 1 to enter Front Porch Gallery’s National Juried Exhibition open to artists over 18. Juror: Maria Mingalone, Exec Dir Oceanside Museum of Art. Front Porch is a non-profit art gallery and community resource in Carlsbad.Prospectus or contact Julie Weaverling 760-795-6120 The Porto Vista Hotel Arts Program is pleased to announce an open call for Vend Arts an art exhibition space inside the hotel vending machine. This year the theme is Earth Day for this project of 1805 Gallery. Deadline is March 20. For more info: Lauren Siry 619.888.8288 With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer On a personal note: Sat March 14 is another Artist Salon as part of the Encinitas Friends of the Arts Artist Collective. Limited numbers of tickets are available for this free event Art Criticism for the emerging artist in the 21st century at the studio of Portia La Touche and the topic is Art Criticism. More info: Angela Jackson. There is no such thing as bad publicity?!? Encinitas Friends of the Arts will present a concert featuring the internationally renowned Los Angeles Balalaika Orchestra on Sunday, March 1, 3:00 p.m., at the Encinitas Community Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024. “This is our third year to bring this remarkable orchestra to Encinitas and we expect another sold out performance,” said Encinitas Friends of the Arts President Naimeh Woodward. To purchase tickets, visit: www.encinitasarts.org/calendar. More info: Encinitasarts@gmail.com SDVAN Monthly Message for April 2020 Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Art attracts us only by what it reveals of our most secret self. Jean-Luc Godard Remember when Corona was a Cigar or a Beer Private Musing A+ Art Blog by Patricia Frischer Our banner this month is in support of our encouragement for everyone to stay home but still be virtually connected to the arts. Our thank to Irene de Watteville for her image from Ludicrous Tales: A Topsy Turvy Quartet at Mesa College Gallery We are delighted to say that a number of venues are putting up online images of their exhibitions so the work can be viewed even if we can’t attend during this time of cancellations and postponement. This is a vital way to stay in touch with the San Diego Art Scene. We encourage venues to post image and installation shots as well as arrange online streaming and videos. IN THE FUTURE: PLEASE LIST THESE LINKS AS EVENTS ON SDVAN SO THAT THEY APPEAR ON OUR EVENTS CALENDAR. Let’s keep the momentum we have established going. Here are some of the links we have received at this time.
Art Reports by or about SDVAN – this will be the last of these reports for the duration except for live streaming events. Read the entire RAW column for March 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) Vista Public ArtsCommission is making a call to artists for theGolden Visions Senior Art Exhibition at the Civic Gallery. The submission deadline is April 20 for the exhibition from May 11 to June 17. For more info: 760-639-6151 or vistapublicart@cityofvista.com Jazzercise is making a call for abstract and eclectic 2-D art for a lease program. The deadline is April 7. For more info: Cheryl Ehlers Art 760-519-1551 With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer On a personal note: We are all more and more aware of the crisis of the coronavirus. We urge you all to stay home if you are sick or not. Our ownSan Diego Art Prize 2020 at Athenaeum Music & Arts Library coming up with an opening onFriday, May 8 and showing until Sat, July 3, 2020 might have to be postponed or canceled. It has only women finalist: Alanna Airitam, Kaori Fukuyama, Griselda Rosas, and Melissa Walter. Watch this space for further news. SDVAN Monthly Message for May 2020
Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Art is good when it springs from necessity. This kind of origin is the guarantee of its value; there is no other. Neal Cassady Our banner above is a thank you to all those who have washed their hands and helped to flatten the curve. Image by Patricia Frischer from the Handwashing Award series. On the lighter side, here are a few of my favorite links: We are seeing delays and cancellation in many, many events. For example, for San Diego Art Prize 2020 with Alanna Airitam , Kaori Fukuyama, Griselda Rosas, and Melissa Walter. at the Athenaeum opening in May has been delayed until the fall. MDFerreraat theMission Fed ArtWalk 2020 in Little Italy the Business Art Scholarship recipient with mentorship by Patric Stillman from The Studio Door has also been rescheduled to the fall. We continue to encourage everyone to list their virtual events on the SDVAN calendar. Please check the RAW column for lots of news about COVID-19 resources and opportunities. The third installment of the A+Art Blog is now available which are my personal musings on isolation Remember when Corona was a Cigar or a Beer PART 3. New Virtual links for visual arts:
Ongoing links to Museums' virtual online websites
Make sur and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for April 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) The Photographers Eye Gallery in Escondido is making a call for photographs for their on-line juried exhibition Living and Photographing in the time of COVID-19. They will be donating funds to a worldwide organization fighting COVID-19. For more info: Donna Cosentino 7604843951 We love the San Diego Museum of Art’s At Home Challenge . Find an image in the museum collection and reproduce it using items and people in your own home. Instagram #sdmaathomechallenge. The Getty has also encouraged a similar project. Here are some of the resources for the arts during COVID-19
With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer SDVAN Monthly Message for June 2020
Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Can we uninstall 2020 and reinstall it again?... I think it has a virus ... Our banner is in support of the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culturecall for artist county wide for a purchase award for existing art.The deadline for submission for artist is July 13, 2020. This initiative is made possible by the monetary portion of a gift from Thomas O. Rasmussen. Please check out the Request for Proposals (RFP) before you complete the Online Application Form. . A total of $500,000 has been allocated for the project and prices are expected to range between $500 to $25,000 and this is for existing art works up to 250 inches. We are pleased to announce that the San Diego Art Prize 2020 will now be held from Sept 5 to Oct 24 at Bread and Salt. Alanna Airitam , Kaori Fukuyama, Griselda Rosas, and Melissa Walterconstitute this year’s artist which for the first time ever are all women! Please note: Social distancing and timed entry might be enforced to assure safety of those attending. Words of support from Julia Dixon Evans, Editor/Producer Arts Calendar, KPBS for Alanna Airitam, Christine E. Jones, Chief of Civic Art Strategies, The City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture for Kaori Fukuyama, Maria Mingalone, Executive Director, Oceanside Museum of Art for Griselda Rosas, and Susana Smith Bautista , Ph.D., Museum Advisor, Los Angeles for Melissa Walter. Meet the Women of the SD Art Prize, by Julia Evans Dixon KPBS News Comic Con Museum Sense of Wonder Virtual Tour Make sur and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for May 2020 plus check out these new OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) The Studio Door (3867 Fourth Avenue in Hillcrest) has studio spaces now available for rent. Preference will be for arts organizations that find themselves in need for a space, but individual spaces are also available. They have a very active set of programs including lesson, seminars and panels as well the gallery space for a variety of show including 50 to Watch and the annual Crow Show. For more info contact Patric Stillman 619-255-2867 The San Diego Arts + Culture Challenge administered by San Diego County Regional Arts and Culture Coalitionis now accepting applications from non-profit arts organizations. There are very specific requirements for this $250,000 fund. You have to have a full-time employee, a budget between $150,000 to $1.5 million and to have already gotten a grant from CAC, County Supervisors Civic Improvement Funds or the SD Commission for Arts and Culture. The amounts of grants are only $1500 to $10,000 but every little bit helps the art organizations. Although Individual artists are left out of this funding above but is a purchase award available to ALL artists in the county administered by the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture. The deadline for submission for artist is July 13, 2020. This initiative is made possible by the monetary portion of a gift from Thomas O. Rasmussen. Please check out the Request for Proposals (RFP) before you complete the Online Application Form. A total of $500,000 has been allocated for the project and prices are expected to range between $500 to $25,000 and this is for existing art works up to 250 inches Through the new San Diego County COVID-19 Small Business and Nonprofit Loan Program (SBNLP), The San Diego Foundation will provide interest-free loans to nonprofits located anywhere in San Diego County, particularly for those providing front-line care to affected communities, with a preference for those serving communities that are disproportionately affected by this global pandemic and its economic consequences. American for the Arts Cares Act update webinar was very interesting. You might have to be a member to see it archived but this PDF gives lots of good statistics and links that are very useful. ArtWalk is regrouping and putting in place a safe experience starting in August: ArtWalk @ Liberty Station - August 8 & 9, 2020, ArtWalk Carlsbad - September 26 & 27 and Mission Fed ArtWalk (New Dates) November 7 & 8, 2020 in San Diego's Little Italy. Applications are open at https://artwalksandiego.org/ The Athenaeum’s 29 th Annual Juried Exhibition will be held online this year from July 18 to August 29 th. One of the most prestigious juried shows in the San Diego/Tijuana region, selected artists will have their work exhibited in our online gallery and receive excellent exposure. The call for entries will open Tuesday, May 12, 2020. Deadline to submit is Wednesday, July 1, 2020. There is no submission fee this year. Artists will be notified of jurying results via email after July 8, 2020. Jurors: Joe Yorty, Creative Director, Best Practice, and Elizabeth Rooklidge, Independent Curator. With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer On a personal note: We are still on lock down and probably will remain so until proper testing and tracing has been put in place as we are in the at risk category. But we are thrilled to see so may precautions being taken to keep everyone safe. Please wear your masks, wash your hands and maintain social distancing, stay safe and healthy.. SDVAN Monthly Message for July 2020 Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Art is an absolute mistress; she will not be coquetted with or slighted; she requires the most entire self-devotion, and she repays with grand triumphs. Charlotte Saunders Cushman Our banner this month is in support of local San Diego County Black Artists Matter. Sparks Gallery features Andrea Rushing, Duke Windsor, Manuelita Brown, Charlene MosleyandMichelle Kurtis Cole, (an African American, Native American, Scottish/Irish American!)Our own SD Art PrizeAlanna Airitamwill be showing with the other SD Art Prize artists at Bread and Salt on Sept 5 to Oct 24. Check out the three youtube videos put out by artist Chor Boogie.He is speaking his truth about his experiences with the police in San Diego. We are so sorry to announce the passing of Tom Sergott, dear friend, suppoters and colleague. The Power of Art A+ Art Blog by Patricia Frischer - This is a pictorial composition of the recent protest posters in memory of George Floyd. Selected virtual events that may or may not still be archived in Spring 2020
Make sur and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for June 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) The Athenaeum’s 29th Annual Juried Exhibition will be held online this year from July 18 to August 29th. One of the most prestigious juried shows in the San Diego/Tijuana region, selected artists will have their work exhibited in our online gallery and receive excellent exposure. The call for entries deadline to submit is Wednesday, July 1, 2020. There is no submission fee this year. Artists will be notified of jurying results via email after July 8, 2020. Jurors: Joe Yorty, Creative Director, Best Practice, and Elizabeth Rooklidge, Independent Curator. San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture call for artists county wide for a purchase award for existing art. The deadline for submission for artist is July 13, 2020 for SD Practice. This initiative is made possible by the monetary portion of a gift from Thomas O. Rasmussen. Please check out the Request for Proposals (RFP) before you complete the Online Application Form. Park Social had a deadline of Mon, August 3, 2020, to provide public art services for a temporary public art initiative designed to commission local artists to produce thought-provoking, innovative projects for the City’s Park system. Request for Qualifications (RFQ) and Online Application Form. Each year, the San Diego Tourism Marketing District (SDTMD) provides grants to tourism generating events and programs in the City of San Diego. For this year, both the arts and culture sector and the tourism industry must adjust to Covid-19 requirements and a projected reduction in long-distance travel to San Diego for the coming year. Please join the SDTMD at a virtual information workshop to learn about the application process and funding criteria as well as an introduction to the online submission system. Workshops dates July 13 from 10 to noon. and July 14 from 1 to 3. RSVP to SDTMD's Executive Director Colleen Anderson .Bhavna Mehta is sharing a letter from her father in an installation. Everyone has a story to tell! Want to participate in New American Museum’s from Home's virtual programming? Send your videos, ideas or proposals to namvoices@namuseum.org. There is a call for a professional artist or artist team for a 343 -foot-long mosaic at the Encinitas Blvd undercrossing . This project budget is $140,000. To submit an application, you must go through PlanetBids and register as a vendor on that site. Proposals are due August 5. Mission Trails Regional Park Call for Artists closes on June 30, 2020 for the 2021 art exhibitions at the MTRP Visitor and Interpretive Center. Subject is interpretations of the natural world in an all wall-hung range of mediums. Artists can enter to have a solo exhibition or be included in a curated group show. Questions? Email Art Program Coordinator Vicky DeLong at vbde@cox.net. CERF+ -- the Artists Safety Net is pleased to announce the launch of a COVID-19 Relief Grant program to provide financial assistance to artists working in craft disciplines who are facing dire circumstances from the COVID-19 crisis. You have two chances for $1000, one closing July 29 and the other Sept 9. The Port of San Diego invites professional artists to submit their qualifications for two public art projects as part of its Percent for Art Program at 2 new public parks, Sweetwater Park and Harbor Park in the Chula Vista waterfront Applications for both projects close on Saturday, July 11, 2020. Front Porch Juried Exhibition 2020 has extended submission deadline to June 28 to coincide with new dates August 9 - September 26. Maria Mingalone (OMA) is the juror. With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer On a personal note: A belated Happy Father's Day to all you Dad and Dad-like mentors. We very much enjoyed the very professional and detailed virtual tour of James Hubbell home, studios and the Ilan-Lael Foundation. If you missed it this year, make sure and do an actual visit next Father's Day. SDVAN Monthly Message for August 2020 Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything. Eugène Delacroix Our banner this month is in support of Passport to Encinitas, a virtual presentation, on August 22nd starting at 5:00 pm presented by Encinitas Friends of the Arts. In support of Black Lives Matter we now have 2 series of protest images: The Power of Art and The Power of Art: Part Two George Floyd both published on the A+ Art Blog. There is also a summary of 2020 Brain Candy: A Virtual Salon Series – The Curators put on by Vanguard Culture.with some of our local curators speaking about their jobs in this time of COVID-19 Virtual Events are now featured on our new Virtual Events Page
Make sur and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for July 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) Art on 30 th is making a call for artist nationally for a show called At Midnight . Our old friend Daniel Foster is the juror for this Halloween exhibition with entries due by Sept 13. The California Arts Council is seeking 10 Art and Culture Host Organizations ($35K grant) and Arts Administrators of Color Fellows ($50K stipend) for a fellowship. Evidently not many in San Diego County have applied and they want to spread to money around to all of California. The Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI ), partnering as an Administering Organization for the California Arts Council, announced theCalifornia Relief Fund for Artists and Cultural Practitioners. The individual relief grant program supports artists and cultural practitioners statewide who have been economically impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The deadline is Aug 18 at 3 pm. The Women’s Museum of California is asking you to write a letter thanking a suffragist for fighting for your right to vote! After all, we are celebrating the 100 anniversary of the vote. The Cultural Council of Palm Beach Florida is holding a free webinar on selling your art online. This is part of their Institute for Cultural Advancement and is happening Aug 13 from 4 to 5 pm. Thanks to Lynnette Tessitori for letting us know. Patricia Frischer On a personal note: SDVAN Monthly Message for September 2020 Dear SDVAN Visitors, Art Resources and Artists, Nature is inside art as its content, not outside as its model. Northrop Frye Our banner this month is in support of San Diego Art Prize 2020 at Bread and Salt with artists
Make sure and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for August 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) San Diego Regional Arts and Culture Coalition reported on the progress of the SD Challenge Fund which has a goal stabilize the creative sector during the pandemic. In Phase One, 32 grants between $3000 to $10,000 totaling $250,000 were given out to moderate sized organizations with paid staff. Phase 2 is the San Diego Artist Relief Fund, for critical needs of individual artists in program with money raised from a Go Fund Me effort. Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) and historically marginalized artists in need are priority of that push. If you are an artist in need, guidelines and application will be available at the above link starting Wednesday, August 26. Deadline to apply for relief funds is September 15. Artlita Artist Community (Pacific Beach, 92109) is seeking contemporary artists to apply to join their community at no cost. They only earn a commission if they sell (or lease) your work. Artlita is a contemporary online art gallery that represents Southern & Baja California artists. For more info: Aleta Daria 858-249-9443. The City of Carlsbad’s Library & Cultural Arts Department is seeking artwork for the City of Carlsbad’s 20/21 Sculpture Garden Exhibition,. Each selected artist will be paid a stipend of $1,000 for loan of artwork. Application through Formsite More info: Karen McGuire 760-602-2022 All professional artists and craftsmen are invited to join Artists Sunday, a free nationwide promotional event encouraging consumers to shop with artists. It’s like Black Friday, but for art, the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Participation is free and we are partner in the effort. Artists participants receive a comprehensive marketing toolkit to generate buzz and awareness. Join individual artists and supportive organizations across the country in this unique and powerful promotion. Patricia Frischer On a personal note: We could not be more thrilled that the SD Art Prize is moving ahead with an actual installation at Bread and Salt. We must remain vigilant, but hopefully we will all have a chance to see the show before Oct 24 by, wearing mask and social distancing. Please be safe and stay healthy. . SDVAN Monthly Message for October 2020 Click above to read the entire Monthly Message I see little of more importance to the future of our country and of civilization than full recognition of the place of the artist. If art is to nourish the roots of our culture, society must set the artist free to follow his vision wherever it takes him. John F. Kennedy This month's banner is in support of Open Your Hearts to North County Arts a month long promotion of North County Arts Network in October. The theme this year is Home is Where the Art Is. We are happy to feature two special events venues in North County: Oceanside Museum of Art Live: Renewed, Refreshed, Reopened Allan Morrow: After Fires , Pamela Earnshaw Kelly: Witness , GIFTED: Collecting the Art of California at Gardena High School, 1919-1956 , and Southern California Contemporary Quilts and Front Porch Gallery California Fibers: Figuratively . #OYH2NCA #Openyourheartstoarts #Northcountyarts Couldn't make it to the opening of the SD Art Prize?! Watch the Video Walk Through at Bread and Salt. The show will continue until Oct 24 of these four amazing women who decided to split the prize money equally. Alanna Airitam , Kaori Fukuyama , Griselda Rosas , and Melissa Walter . SD Art Prize Catalog 2020 is available in a limited edition of 300 or for free download. Tuesday-Saturday 11-4pm by appointment only breadandsalt@gmail.com Please save the date for a Virtual Coffee with the Arts, A Zoom Discussion with County District 3 Candidate Terra Lawson-Remer on Tue, Oct 13, 2020 from 2 -3 pm. This is presented by the San Diego Regional Arts & Culture Coalition. Registration information to watch a moderated discussion with the candidate about County issues of importance to the arts and culture community will be announced soon. Lawson-Remer is the first candidate to have a plank on her issues page supporting the arts. “San Diego County is more than a sprawling collection of towns and municipalities, we are a community of creative, innovative, and passionate humans. As a community, we must prioritize and nurture the heartbeat of our region by fighting for investments that allow our local artists and culture to flourish.” Art Reports by or about SDVAN We are still listing Virtual Arts Events during the pandemic: Make sure and read our RAW column with the who, what and where for September 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) Oceanside Museum of Art is making a call for artists to submit wearable artwork for consideration as part of a fashion show and auction taking place at the on Sat, Oct 31, Night Of The Living Art: An Art After Dark Fashion Extravaganza. The deadline extended to September 20 for sketches/renderings/photos with the final artwork due October 19. Siqueiros Foundation of the Arts is inviting artists take a creative photograph of themselves holding up the peace sign. This is a quest to bring attention to the importance of voting in the 2020 election, in a campaign to highlight artists engaging in the voting process titled V for Voting United in Peace . To submit your photograph, email your submission to siqueirosfoundation@gmail.com . Submissions will end Sept 20th 2020. Selected participants will be notified by email with a certification of participation and will be credited upon release of the video. This 6-part workshop is FREE but only for now. The Experts’ Guide to Marketing the Arts is a course designed to equip small and mid-sized arts organizations with the marketing and audience engagement tools they need to broaden and deepen their relationships with audiences. Good for new arts marketers or seasoned professionals looking to refresh their skills. Topics include audience development, digital marketing, and other current marketing trends. This is sponsored by the Americans for the Arts. For more info: artsu@artsusa.org Patricia Frischer On a personal note: Although purple is my favorite color, I truly hope that our lockdown level does regress to the purple highest danger level. With so many museums wanting to stay re-opened this would be a very sad turn. All of us have a part to play in making sure that the art community can stay viable and that means we need to knock these number down. You know the drill so please play your part. We could not be more thrilled that the SD Art Prize is moving ahead with an actual installation at Bread and Salt. We must remain vigilant, but hopefully we will all have a chance to see the show before Oct 24 by, wearing mask and social distancing. Please be safe and stay healthy. SDVAN Monthly Message for November 2020
The moment you cheat for the sake of beauty, you know you're an artist. Max Jacob This month's banner is in support of first live outdoor fine art shows in the fall of 2020. The Art Walk at Liberty Station Arts District is Sat/Sun, Nov 7 and 8 th from 10 am to 5 pm. 2848 Dewey Rd. SD 92106. We are happy to feature SD artists: The moment you cheat for the sake of beauty, you know you're an artist. Max Jacob Art Reports by or about SDVAN Understanding AB 2257, Follow Up Legislation to AB 5, and Its Impact on the Arts Sector A+ Art Blog by Patricia Frischer Read the entire RAW column for Oct 2020 OPPORTUNITIES (click to see a list of all current opportunities listed on SDVAN) Oceanside Museum of Art is making a call forArtists and art enthusiasts of all ages to submit artwork in almost any media for inclusion in OMA’s Teeny Tiny Art Mart . Artwork by novices, professionals, civic leaders, and local celebrities will be available for purchase at prices accessible for anyone, with a twist—buyers will not know the identity of the artist until they purchase the artwork. These works will truly be teeny tiny. All artwork must measure exactly 5" tall x 5" wide (no smaller and no larger), and no more than 1.5" deep. Deadline Fri Nov 9 The Central San Diego Public Library is making a call for artists for a poster competition called My SD in support of One Book San Diego They Called Us Enemy ( Nos Llamaron Enemigo ) by George Takei, Justin Eisinger, Steven Scott and Harmony Becker. There are cash prizes and entries are due by Nov 15 by sending a PDF to sdlibraryonebook@sandiego.gov . Look for the tab under One Book Programs called My SD Poster Contest for full details. For more info: Bonnie Domingos 619-236-5881 South Bayfront Artists in Chula Vista is making a call for an On line - Virtual show. Entry fee $10. Deadline is Oct 16. The unveiling and virtual Reception is Oct 31 st but the show will be available thru the rest of the year. More info Susan Johnson 619-917-9226 The San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild is making a call for artists for 2020 Online International Winter Exhibition jurored by Ken Goldman , Dec 1, 2020 through Jan 31, 2021. Open to all artists including non-members worldwide for both 2D and 3D media are eligible but no video, please. Submissions deadline: Wed, November 18. View the prospectus and more info: gelikavillagrana@gmail.com San Dieguito Art Guild’s Off Track Gallery is making a call for their Art Small Image Show. Open to all San Diego Artists Nov. 24 - Dec. 28. Apply Now at Enter a Monthly Show . For more info: Cheryl Ehlers 760-519-1551 Women Soaring Project (WSP), a collaboration between MiraCosta College and Sierra College, is making a call for artists to recognize and feature important women in history as Women Suffragists. Artwork inspired by a particular woman in your life or in history that has positively influenced you in terms of voting. The deadline to submit is Nov1. More info: Jackie Lo Stephen C. Wagner who many of you know from his days in San Diego if now giving Professional Development Programs on-line via Zoom. These are $20 per person register in advance and occur on various Mondays through Nov 24. We're inviting all professional artists to join us in Artists Sunday , a national marketing campaign and event encouraging shoppers to purchase from artists and craftsmen on Nov 29, the Sunday after Thanksgiving. It follows Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, the day before Cyber Monday, the largest shopping weekend of the year. Participation is free. With kindest regards, Patricia Frischer On a personal note: I sat in on a workshop on the changes happening in the art world because of the pandemic. It was so interesting to hear about all the virtual things that are being tried with different degrees of success. Time will tell which of these become more permanent parts of our lives. But I feel quite certain that the stories we record and tell from this time will becomes part of our art history. This week I will be attending a Better Giving Webinair on using Tik Tok, joining in on the OMA Oct 31 virtual Night Of The Living Art: An Art After Dark Fashion Extravaganza and the Nov 1 Encinitas Dia de la Muertos .
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