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By parking a new immersive exhibit in La Jolla, artist Jean Lowe hopes to drive home an entertaining experience for viewers.
Claire Starkweather Forrest explores the impact of housing costs on families in her current exhibit in the gallery at St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in La Jolla.
Focusing on what Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Director and Chief Executive Kathryn Kanjo calls “the power of transformation,” the institution has revealed a new exhibit of mixed-media collages drawn from film, literature and pop culture.
After more than 20 years of bringing a paper theater festival to UC San Diego, Scott Paulson is creating an exhibition of the Victorian-era treasures for the La Jolla Historical Society.
When local artist Faiya Fredman died in 2020, she left behind an artistic legacy that spanned seven decades and included dozens of regional exhibitions and hundreds of works.
Katelyn Wang has spent the past year using art to share her passion for social justice with her fellow students at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla.
As part of a multi-library tour across San Diego, the La Jolla/Riford Library will host something most people rarely see — an exhibit highlighting the faces and stories of some of the area’s unhoused residents.
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If talking to artists, viewing their studios and touring their homes and gardens sounds like the trifecta of a great day, you probably won’t want to miss the San Diego Coastal Art Studios Tour.
La Jolla was feeling the love Aug. 5, when the Village Merchants Association’s First Friday Art Walk brought out art lovers and fans of “The Lion King” to roam the streets and view Africa-themed art and masks from the Broadway San Diego production of Disney’s beloved musical.
After a lifetime of painting and months of outreach by her family, 91-year-old artist Mary Little will get an exhibition of her work.
The latest installation in the Murals of La Jolla program is artist Chitra Ganesh’s first large-scale public work on the West Coast.
After a record 316 artists submitted nearly 900 works for consideration for the 30th annual Athenaeum Music & Arts Library Juried Exhibition, an opening reception was held July 29 with 41 works by 40 artists selected for the La Jolla show.
A few months after the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego reopened its flagship La Jolla location in April following a multimillion-dollar renovation and expansion, La Jollan Steve Strauss has been named its board president.
An upcoming show at BFree Studio in La Jolla builds on its exhibitors’ mission to strengthen the presence of women in the art world.
The Athenaeum Music & Arts Library Juried Exhibition, the La Jolla landmark’s annual showcase of local creativity, will kick off its 30th edition with a public reception on Friday, July 29.
Longtime La Jolla resident Kathryn Anthony makes sure she’s never far from her iPhone to capture that perfect shot, blending intention and happenstance for photography she says is very satisfying.
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.
As plans to renovate the La Jolla Recreation Center progress, organizers said the “Progress of California” mural that has been onsite for almost 50 years will be kept at the center but put in another spot in the auditorium.
