October 7, 2017–February 18, 2018
Wendy Maruyama was one of the SDVAN SD Art Prize recipients in 2015 and it is gratifying to see this wonderful display of her work so dramatically presented at OMA. This sensitive homage to wildlife is moving and respectful.
September 23, 2017–January 28, 2018
UnDocumenta is part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA
and the title is a play on the big semi-annual exhibition in Germany called
Documenta, but in this case referring to undocumented refugees from across the
border. The artists included are: Claudia Cano (in disguise as a cleaning lady),
Teresita De La Torre (wearing a found immigrant shirt for a whole year) , Ana
Teresa Fernández (painting out the border wall), Dominic Paul Miller
(perforated drawings), Omar Pimienta (giant inflated Statue of Liberty and a
recreated passport office to Colonia Libertad, Marcos Ramírez (ERRE) ( the faux
border wall that replaces the façade of the museum).
It is important to acknowledge
those who funded this show. The lead
sponsors: Ving and Valya Simpson,
supporting sponsor Fenner Milton and
program sponsors Larry and Debra Poteet
Alessandra Moctezuma, the curator, will be working on programming for the
exhibition as part of her sabbatical from San Diego Mesa College. Bilingual
Spanish/English guided tours, public lectures and artist talks, and a tour of
artists’ studios in Tijuana are among the programming in development.
Programs Related To This Exhibition
Programs Related To This Exhibition
Nov Sun 19 Bilingual
Guided Gallery Tours Of Undocumenta 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Dec
Sat 2 Embroidery As A Form Of
Resistance 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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| Marcus Ramirez 'Erre' |
October 21, 2017–March 18, 2018
It is always wonderful to discover a new artist and we are blessed in San Diego to have so many. I found this more traditional work to be surprisingly inviting and compelling.
October 21, 2017–March 18, 2018
So many textures and patterns, Dieter is obviously enjoying herself immensely and that is translated to her audience. All three of these smaller rooms were so well curated and displayed and it was a pleasure to see the artwork focused in a new way.
October 21, 2017–March 18, 2018
A terrific work from Julia San Roman was the star of her show and should be snapped up by a collector. But one can only realize its strength by understanding the other works that surround and support it.
August 26, 2017–February 18, 2018
A little cute goes a long way, that is why I gravitated to the naughty room where I found this wonderful Japanese pillow book inspired erotic painting. Mr. Crump, we like your Hyde side.
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