As part of her Creative Catalyst artist fellowship project River, artist Michelle Montjoy will bring her over-size looms and we will have fiber projects to create for artists of all ages. No art experience is required and all art supplies will be provided. Light refreshments will be served.
Nena Anderson will rock the museum with indie and Americana tunes while 333 Pacific serves gourmet appetizers, desserts, and specialty wines.
Join Robin Douglas for wine and appetizers while exploring the history and painting techniques of Renaissance artists. Douglas will demonstrate fresco and watercolor techniques in the OMA lobby and terrace used in Renaissance times. She will guide you while you create your own Renaissance work of art. All supplies included.
Robin Douglas will teach students about color, composition, and watercolor techniques in this two-day class. Color, composition, and many watercolor techniques will be explored in a fluid and sensitive style. A variety of sample/experimental materials will be provided.
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Bring your favorite brushes, watercolor paper, and watercolors in tubes or palette.
Parents can explore the exhibitions while kids ages 2–5 get glittery and sparkly in the classroom with instructor Corinna Stocker to decorate a starry night sky, move to the music, and read stories about stars.
Using yarn, fabric, and other materials (feel free to bring your own as well) you will create small weavings from a simple loom. Bring the kids! $5 per adult (includes up to 2 kids under 18).
Join us for day three of this fun event and select from remaining 4″ x 6″ pieces of art by local artists, significant community leaders, and students that will be anonymously displayed and available for sale at $10 and $20 each to benefit the education department at OMA. Click here for details about the sale and how you can add to your art collection.
Join us for day two of this fun event and select from remaining 4″ x 6″ pieces of art by local artists, significant community leaders, and students that will be anonymously displayed and available for sale at $10 and $20 each to benefit the education department at OMA. Click here for details about the sale and how you can add to your art collection.
San Diego Magazine and Torrey Pines Kiwanis‘ San Diego Festival of the Arts gathers nearly 200 artists in a bay view setting of original fine art, entertainment and delicious cuisines, complemented with fine wine and craft beer as you stroll the turf of Waterfront Park. San Diego Festival of the Arts garners critically acclaimed artists from around the country for an elegant and high quality showcase. Guests will enjoy an exceptional dining experience from San Diego’s favorite restaurants, sample San Diego craft beer, and experience interactive activities for the whole family. Tickets are available online by clicking here for $10-$16.
| TICKET TYPE | SALES END | PRICE | ||
| General Admission | Jun 11, 2016 | $12.00 | ||
| Weekend Pass | Jun 11, 2016 | $16.00 | ||
| Group General Admission | Jun 11, 2016 | $10.00 | ||
| Group Weekend Pass | Jun 11, 2016 | $14.00 |
In conjunction with San Diego Repertory Theatre, the Three Yiddish Divas—Elizabeth Schwartz, Debby Davis, and Kathy Robbins—return with songs of love and longing from around the world as part of the 23rd annual Lipinsky Family San Diego Jewish Arts Festival. Each acclaimed singer is well known to festival and San Diego audiences. Soulful and earthy Elizabeth Schwartz is the lead singer for Hot Pstromi. Debby Davis, with a Yiddish theatre flair, is the lead singer of 2nd Avenue Klezmer. Kathy Robbins, founding cantor of Temple Sollel, evokes folk-rock political passion. Expect beautiful and lively songs from this SD Jewish super-group in the world’s great romance languages of French, Italian, Spanish, Ladino—and Yiddish!