By Patricia Frischer
For Art San Diego Contemporary Art Show this year (Nov 3-6) SDVAN is sponsoring INTO THE LIGHT: San Diego Art Prize, curated by the San Diego Mesa Collage Museum Studies Program. The most special section of the booth will focus on the outstanding works of the two emerging 2016 SD Art Prize winners William Feeney and Shinpei Takeda. The collaboration between these organizations is rooted in our mutual interests to promote artists, exhibit their works, and network with the San Diego community.
This booth will also feature artwork by San Diego Art Institute members who have been past years nominees for the San Diego Art Prize.Claudia Cano, Andrea Chung, Beliz Iristay, Margaret Noble, Sasha Koozel Reibstein, Bhavna Mehta, PANCA, Lee Puffer, Aren Skalman, Anna Stump and Joe Yorty. It will highlight artists that have made the transition from their studios to solid representation in the San Diego art scene. There will be an exciting range of affordable work geared to young art collectors that want to support local artists.
Below you will see work from the SD Art Prize exhibition, followed by work from each of the booths at the fair that represented San Diego artists. And finally, you will see a few works I choosen from this international fair.
SD Art Prize exhibition:
San Diego Artists at Art San Diego
A few more arts works from Art San Diego outside of SD
For Art San Diego Contemporary Art Show this year (Nov 3-6) SDVAN is sponsoring INTO THE LIGHT: San Diego Art Prize, curated by the San Diego Mesa Collage Museum Studies Program. The most special section of the booth will focus on the outstanding works of the two emerging 2016 SD Art Prize winners William Feeney and Shinpei Takeda. The collaboration between these organizations is rooted in our mutual interests to promote artists, exhibit their works, and network with the San Diego community.
This booth will also feature artwork by San Diego Art Institute members who have been past years nominees for the San Diego Art Prize.Claudia Cano, Andrea Chung, Beliz Iristay, Margaret Noble, Sasha Koozel Reibstein, Bhavna Mehta, PANCA, Lee Puffer, Aren Skalman, Anna Stump and Joe Yorty. It will highlight artists that have made the transition from their studios to solid representation in the San Diego art scene. There will be an exciting range of affordable work geared to young art collectors that want to support local artists.
Below you will see work from the SD Art Prize exhibition, followed by work from each of the booths at the fair that represented San Diego artists. And finally, you will see a few works I choosen from this international fair.
SD Art Prize exhibition:
View of the SDVAN SD Art Prize booth at Art San Diego |
View of the SDVAN SD Art Prize booth at Art San Diego |
Alessandra Moctezuma and her wonderful staff who manned the stand for four filled days |
Shinpei Takeda speaking with Chris Fessendon from Artist Odyssey |
Shinpei Takeda's wonderful woven tapestry with a reproduction of the sounds waves of a discussion held with a local emigrant |
Shinpie Takeda's twelve layers of convicts overlaid with a view of the prison. Very subtle and sensitive, these pieces changes every time you look at it. |
Joe Yorty, Aren Skalman, Margaret Noble and William Feeney |
Closer view of Margaret Noble and William Feeney |
Anna Stump |
Bhavna Mehta |
PANCA |
Margaret Noble |
Claudia Cano |
Lee Puffer |
San Diego Artists at Art San Diego
Aida Valencia from Casa Valencia Gallery, SD |
Michael Carini at Carini Arts, SD |
Jens Rosen at Empress Contemporary, SD |
Jeremy Sicile-Kira at Jeremy's Vision |
Anita Lewis at Anita Lewis Art |
Walter Redondo at Alexander Salazar Fine Art |
Maidy Morhous |
David Armstrong at Charles Koll Jewellers |
McNabb Martin Contemporary Art |
David Fokos at Fine Art Maya |
Alex Dikowski Gallery |
Marcos Ramirez Erre for Open Walls Project |
Richard Becker at Sparks Gallery |
Beliz Iristay at Sergott Contemporary Artist Alliance |
Jeffery Laudenslager at Sergott Contemporary Artist Alliance |
Cabina Exuro offers the art patrons at ASD a glimpse into the Burning Man culture. An audio recording booth built to document the conversations that will shape the next chapter of humanity, Cabina Exuro is a gift the Burner Podcast crew built for Burning Man in 2016 in order to collect short stories that may be shared on future episodes of Burner Podcast or at burnerpodcast.com. |
Aaron Chang Ocean Art Gallery |
Debbie and Larry Kline |
Marie Najero at The Blue Azul Collection |
Stefani Byrd Launchpad artist |
Barbara Walter at Purely Zen Watercolors |
A few more arts works from Art San Diego outside of SD
Eyevan Tumbleweed Found Wood Sculptures |
Ivy Rihlampfu at South African Collection |
Paul Messink Studio |
Alexis Silk |
P. Borkovics at Avran Fine Art |
P. Borkovics at Avran Fine Art |
JP Greenwood |
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