Art

ONE Gallery & Museum presents "Joey Terrill" exhibit May 18 to Aug. 25

SDGLN Staff
May 14th, 2013

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. -- ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives presents a retrospective exhibition of work by Los Angeles-based queer Chicano artist Joey Terrill covering five decades of the artist's work including paintings, drawings and artist publications.

"Joey Terrill" runs from May 18 to Aug. 25 at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum, 626 N. Robertson Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069. The opening reception is from 5-8 pm Saturday, May 18.

RAW: natural born artists event to be held Thursday evening

SDGLN Staff
April 18th, 2013

SAN DIEGO -- The next RAW San Diego art event will take place Thursday, April 18 from 7-11 pm at Block No. 16 Union & Spirits.

The mission of the RAW events is is to provide independent artists within the first 10 years of their career with the tools, resources and exposure needed to inspire and cultivate creativity.

How does RAW work?

Queer Artist Project comes to life at Lambda Archives

Anthony King - Editor, Gay San Diego
October 22nd, 2012

SAN DIEGO -- With the new exhibition space and expanded room at the Lambda Archives location as incentive, staff and volunteers have picked up a documentation project that began almost 10 years ago. Called the Queer Artist Project, they are collecting and organizing information to acknowledge the contribution artists have given to the LGBT community.

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VIDEO: Meet LGBT History Month icon Paul Cadmus

SDGLN Staff
October 8th, 2012

Editor's note: October is LGBT History Month, celebrated annually to recognize the notable achievements of LGBT people throughout time. Each day this month, Equality Forum will feature one LGBT icon who has made notable contributions to society and SDGLN will publish the story here in the Causes section.

Paul Cadmus was one of the first openly gay artists. He is best known for his homoerotic paintings and drawings of nude male figures.

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VIDEO: La Jolla Art & Wine Festival to raise money for local schools

Ben Cartwright - SDGLN Staff Writer
October 5th, 2012

LA JOLLA, Calif. -- The streets of downtown La Jolla will be filled with art next weekend, as the fourth annual La Jolla Art & Wine Festival returns on Oct. 13-14.

The free event, which is open to the public, will feature works from established artists from San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange County, Baja California and beyond.

Revivals to host art show Saturday

SDGLN Staff
June 29th, 2012

SAN DIEGO -- Revivals San Diego will present its "Art Show 3" on Saturday, June 30, featuring the work of local artist Ray Diaz.

Community members are invited to visit the Hillcrest store between 6-9 pm to view Diaz' work and enjoy the show.

Revivals is a resale store which benefits the programs of the Desert AIDS Project, which provides services to people living with HIV/AIDS in the Palm Springs and San Diego areas. The chain of stores has several locations in the desert area and one store in San Diego.

North Park's Art Produce gallery presents "Eat Here Now"

Monica Garske - Reporter, San Diego Uptown News
April 14th, 2012

SAN DIEGO -- Imagine strolling through the bustling streets, alleys and parking lots of North Park. Now, imagine that same urban setting covered in orchards, fruit trees and vegetable gardens ripe for the picking that produce fresh food for your consumption.

That’s the basic idea behind “Eat Here Now,” the latest exhibit at the Art Produce Gallery at 3139 University Ave. in North Park.

It's JUST Art! showcase on Dec. 2 to benefit local diversity arts group

SDGLN Staff
November 30th, 2011

SAN MARCOS, Calif. – Art lovers in North County will have the opportunity to enjoy the work of several local artists, performers and craftsfolk at Diversity Arts’ first-ever It’s JUST Art benefit art showcase on Friday, Dec. 2.

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Alexander Salazar takes big risk, sets up shop Downtown instead of in the gayborhood

Alex Zaragoza - SDGLN Staff Writer
April 1st, 2011

SAN DIEGO -- If you love what you do, it will love you back. That’s something many of us have heard throughout our lives by those fortunate enough to make a decent living in a profession they’re truly passionate about.

But putting that old adage into practice reminds one of another less idealistic motto – easier said than done.

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