Posts Tagged ‘La Jolla’
Former La Jolla Resident Thinks Inside the Box
How do you manage to — uh — contain yourself amid the magic of theater and all it means? Former La Jolla resident Dominique Salerno found the solution. You write and perform your own show from a space no bigger than two breadboxes.
Read MoreNaughty, Traditions, and Wood: A 2-part Review of “2015 San Diego Art Prize Exhibition”
Part 1 of 2 Voyeurism—intense looking—and insurrection are key ingredients that succeed in the current “2015 San Diego Art Prize” exhibition at La Jolla’s Athenaeum Music & Arts Library. The awardees of the 2015 San Diego Visual Arts Network’s (SDVAN) arts prize were Wendy Maruyama and Roy McMakin, who are both artists/furniture makers. Maruyama’s work…
Read MoreTrifonov Takes Over in La Jolla
La Jolla Music Society opened its Celebrity Recital Series with a program by noted violinist Gidon Kremer and upcoming pianist Daniil Trifonov, although the young Russian rising star managed to rule the stage at Sherwood Auditorium . . .
Read MoreA Zucchini Saves Art Exhibit
Gemstone arses, secret codes, and a hilarious erect zucchini come together to salvage an experimental art exhibit filled with art-star pomposity and copycat mentality at Quint Gallery’s Horizon exhibition in La Jolla…
Read MoreBalsom and Weiss a Heavenly Match: Balsom and Newman Not
Earlier this spring, the accomplished English trumpeter Alison Balsom impressed local audiences playing with Scottish Ensemble. Wednesday she returned to La Jolla for a solo gig at SummerFest 2014 . . .
Read MoreShostakovich and Other Russians in La Jolla
SummerFest Music Director Cho-Liang Lin titled Saturday’s all-Russian concert “Homage to Tchaikovsky,” a savvy marketing ploy that hid the most compelling piece on the program . . .
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