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New director of UCSD’s Stuart Collection aims for its art to ‘forge deep connections’ with community
Jessica Berlanga Taylor talks about her hopes and plans for the campus artworks.
Though the La Jolla Historical Society is an organization that helps preserve the past, its upcoming exhibit is a pivot that seeks to remind viewers of the continuing presence of Native Americans in Southern California and the art some of them create.
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With an eye on community, Christie Mitchell will soon return to the one that influenced her career.
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Whether you are tickled pink or feeling blue, La Jollans are invited to participate in a revamp of the Roy McMakin mural “Favorite Color” at 7596 Eads Ave. by choosing their favorite hue to be painted on one of the 900 squares that make up the mural, which will be renamed “Your Favorite Color.”
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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, students were put through an emotional, social and educational washing machine of changes and adaptation.
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La Jolla’s Athenaeum Music & Arts Library has announced that San Diego native and La Jolla High School graduate Christie Mitchell will succeed Erika Torri as its executive director upon Torri’s retirement in July.
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To honor her mother and other moms and to try to move past the COVID-19 pandemic, artist Hanna Daly will paint a new image over her 2020 La Jolla mural, “Quarantine Dreams,” starting Wednesday, May 4, ahead of Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 8.
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In painting “humble objects,” artist Jeffrey Galinson says he attempts “to convey the kind of beauty and strangeness of what’s in front of our collective noses.”
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La Jolla artist Margo Palmer believes “art is uplifting.”
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To applause from the hundreds of people awaiting entry to the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego on its grand-reopening day April 9, David C.
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‘A museum of our time’: Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates ‘masterful transformation’ in La Jolla
“This is a beautiful sight,” Kathryn Kanjo told a crowd of about 110 people outside the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its flagship La Jolla location April 5.
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A group of artists commissioned by the city of San Diego will display an installation in Scripps Park in La Jolla for two weeks in June.
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Painting her way through her thoughts on family, freedom and facets, La Jolla artist Edna Pines will display several of her images in a solo show at BFree Studio in The Village.
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Kinan Azmeh and Kevork Mourad will perform April 3 at La Jolla Music Society’s Baker-Baum Concert Hall with five Silkroad Ensemble members.
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Hand-painted cards she gave out over the years are sought for temporary display in the collection in Balboa Park.
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Artist Karen Sangren hopes “After the Masters: The Four Gospels in Collage,” her Lenten-themed exhibition currently on display in the La Jolla Presbyterian Church Gallery, will literally shed light on her biblical approach to art.
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After a four-year, $105 million renovation, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego plans to reopen its La Jolla flagship location to the public on Saturday, April 9.
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To celebrate the uniqueness of its members and to promote unity, La Jolla Christian Fellowship will display a photo exhibit titled “Unity Project” throughout March.
