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Enter Blair Thornley’s latest project, an unlikely combination of form and function that city officials hail as a marker for the neighborhood’s artistic temperament. The Art on the Garage project includes 16 oversized line drawings spanning the North Park Parking Garage’s five tiers—they reflect artists hard at work in their particular discipline, like the ballerina with the overstated curve to her back and the befuddled chamber orchestra sitting down to play.
Grafitti artist takes the passion of his youth to the streets of Germany
Jazz composer Geoffrey Keezer discusses his recent nomination, love of North Park and future musical pursuits
Inside the newly expanded Lestat’s on Adams Avenue, Reeves, who is a co-leader of Thursday Writers, sat down in a red plush chair by the front window. She greeted the other writers who began arriving with pen and paper or laptops. Reeves considers all of them like family, even the two new people who were dropping in for the first time.
Local Hillcrest artist Danny Griego paints what he knows best—Uptown
All of us know what it’s like to imagine grand plans for the future over drinks with friends, such as quitting our jobs or moving to Europe, but for some reason once the alcohol has worn off those aspirations rarely seem to materialize. For friends and musicians Mark Maigaard and Charlie Ware, this wasn’t the case
Mission Hills resident Derek Benson has been chosen as one of 20 members of the 2010 Sharpie Squad
San Diego’s beautiful terrain – whether it’s the coastal views, the luscious greenery, blue skies or unique architecture – is just a taste of what inspires local plein air painter Joli Beal
Devastating earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, volcano eruptions in Iceland and Guatemala, floods in Tennessee, the biggest oil spill in American history – all within the first five months of 2010. One local artist is making sense of these recent catastrophes through his artwork
David DeGooyer has a keen eye for detail, such as a clavicle’s orientation.