By SDCN Editor Oceanside, CA–Mark Chamness, a Californian artist based in Oceanside, is exhibiting new works in fibers and what the artist calls “discarded urban plastic” at the Hill Street Country Club in Oceanside. Chamness’s work draws from legacies of abstraction, his training as a painter and carpenter, and his daily experiences of the last

By SDCN Editor San Diego, CA–San Diego International Airport’s Arts Program has completed the installation of its latest temporary exhibition A Necessary Departure, located throughout Terminal 2 pre-and-post security. A Necessary Departure is a collection of works from 17 local artists and organizations that examines personal transformations and how the San Diego community has remade itself after the pandemic.

By SDCN Editor San Jose, CA–eigoMANGA a media company for publishing digital comics, animation, and games will showcase its productions at San Diego Comic-Con International next week. Comic-Con is the nation’s largest comic book, science fiction, and pop culture event, and will take place on July 20 to 23 at the San Diego Convention Center.

By SDCN Editor San Diego, CA–The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego will present Alexis Smith: The American Way, the first retrospective of California artist Alexis Smith in thirty years.  Smith, 73, is widely known for her mixed-media collage works which draw heavily on film, literature, and pop culture. Her unique practice has been informed

By SDCN Editor San Diego, CA–Monarch School in Barrio Logan is finalizing the festivities of the Monarch Metamorphosis Art Exhibition which signals the grand opening of their long-awaited new center for the arts, The Chrysalis: Monarch School’s Center for the Arts.  The center, just a few blocks from the main campus, is a unique community

San Diego, CA–The Balboa Art Conservation Center in partnership with the Centro Cultural de la Raza will present Preserving Chicana/o/x Art: Conversations on Conservation this month. Through a series of informal dialogues- artists, community organizers, scholars, conservators, curators and administrators will explore issues of representation, cultural production, culturally responsive approaches to conservation, and community-led standards

By SDCN Editor San Diego, CA–The City of San Diego has published data from the past fiscal year that highlights City-funded nonprofit arts and culture organizations in areas citywide. The annual update to the data-driven and multilayered mapping tool, launched in 2019, displays the meaningful impact these organizations have had in neighborhoods through performances, exhibits, festivals,

By SDCN Editor San Diego, CA–A new exhibition created by artists from the U.S. and Mexican border is on display at the City of San Diego’s Central Library art gallery. The exhibit features the works created by artists who have lived and worked in Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego.  “Occupy Thirdspace II: Plástica y Palabra

San Diego, CA–Imagine being completely immersed in more than 300 of the greatest works of post-Impressionist artist Vincent Van Gogh.  Now imagine experiencing all of this art liberated from its two-dimensional limitations into a three-dimensional experience that exhilarates every sense and brings to life one of the most influential artists the world has known. It’s