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When it came to creating the pieces in the La Jolla Historical Society’s upcoming exhibit “Memory Traces: Artists Transform the Archive,” artists had one prompt — visit the Historical Society’s archive, dig around and find something to use as a point of departure for making new work.
UC San Diego alumnus and longtime La Jolla resident Christopher Canole — known for his appearance at local events as “Dude Vader” — last week helped hang the first of a collection of 50 drawings he donated to UCSD.
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Showcasing the variety the Bird Rock Artist Guild has to offer, the annual Art in the Garden shopping event was held Dec. 5 in a private Bird Rock home.
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Artist Gabriella Sanchez’s mural on Fay Avenue is a composition of collaged images from photos she took in La Jolla this summer.
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As it dismantles the construction fencing and integrates once more into the landscape of La Jolla, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego is unveiling the details of its renaissance.
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As part of the planned First Friday Art Walk on Dec. 3, the La Jolla Village Merchants Association and the L&G Projects gallery will present Mexican sculptor Alejandro Martin Moreno Alonso, who goes by the name OTTO.
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Jeffrey Carr, a longtime artist and former dean of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, is returning to his roots in La Jolla and elsewhere in San Diego with a new show that reveals his affinity for the colors and shapes particular to the Southern California coastline.
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Enterprises are coming, going or moving in La Jolla.
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Every 10 years, the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library in La Jolla curates an exhibition showcasing various materials from the artists who have pieces in UC San Diego’s iconic Stuart Collection of public art.
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For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the La Jolla/Riford Library will have an art exhibit to showcase the works of the San Diego Underwater Photographic Society.
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The party was on in The Village over the weekend with artists, wineries, craft breweries, food, live music, pet adoptions and more.
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La Jollan and arts advocate Elizabeth Tobias is an artist herself, producing works she hopes will promote diversity and inclusion.
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The sun beat down and a band kept the beat as about 150 art devotees gathered for a parking lot party for Murals of La Jolla on Oct. 3.
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Desserts of all kinds will join 175 artists, 50 wineries and craft breweries, gourmet food, live music and other attractions in this weekend’s spotlight.
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Her award-winning piece, ‘Power Play,’ is made up of sculptures inspired by mojigangas — giant puppets used in celebrations or cultural festivities in Polak’s native Mexico.
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More than 1,200 people visited two dozen local artists in five of the artists’ homes in La Jolla and Pacific Beach on Sept. 18, viewing art, gardens and studios in the first self-guided San Diego Coastal Art Studios Tour.
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‘Artists and scientists both reach into the ether in different ways to come up with something that has never been done before,’ says the curator of ‘Trifecta: Art, Science, Patron.’
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To remember and share his mother’s creativity, Bill Einhorn, a past and future resident of La Jolla, compiled a book featuring her writings and more than 100 watercolor paintings that he discovered only after she died.
