By
Lonnie Burstein HewittFirst posted in the La Jolla Light
If
you’ve never been to the Oceanside Museum of Art, now is the time for a
visit.
There
are currently five varied exhibits on display — the eye- popping pop art
fantasies ofJean
Wells (including a giant, walk-in Hershey’s Kiss); the shapely drawings
and sculptures of Kenneth
Capp; the bold, black- and-white graphic images of John
Daniel Abel; the weird, welded steel pieces of Roy
Rogers (the living North County artist, not the long-gone singing
cowboy); and the imaginative, art-meets-science displays called The DNA of
Creativity, the culmination of three years of collaborative projects sponsored
by San Diego Visual Network.
The
DNA of Creativity, a venture spearheaded by the San Diego Visual Arts Network,
brought together four teams of artists and scientists to design unique
projects.
• Sea
Changes features cast-glass waves and corals and an underwater video
installation;
• PAMM (Poly-Aesthetic Mapping of the Muses) shows glass sculptures inspired by team leader Kaz Maslanka’s re-imagining of the nine muses;
• Urban Succession created sculptural homes for urban settings; and
• View Art Now introduced a mobile app for finding countywide art events.
The mega-exhibition reception on April 12 drew hundreds of art-lovers to OMA, but the works will all be on view through mid-June, with several of the exhibits running longer.
• PAMM (Poly-Aesthetic Mapping of the Muses) shows glass sculptures inspired by team leader Kaz Maslanka’s re-imagining of the nine muses;
• Urban Succession created sculptural homes for urban settings; and
• View Art Now introduced a mobile app for finding countywide art events.
The mega-exhibition reception on April 12 drew hundreds of art-lovers to OMA, but the works will all be on view through mid-June, with several of the exhibits running longer.
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IF YOU GO: Oceanside Museum of Art is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-
Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday at 704 Pier View Way, Oceanside. Admission: $5-$8.
(760) 435-3720. oma-online.org
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