We know that “Cake
Walk” can refer to an African American strut which actually makes fun of civil
war era formal ballroom dances or to a more modern party game. But for the San Diego
Visual Arts Network it was a good phrase and wonderful graphic opportunity to
do some fundraising for the annual 2026 SD Art
Prize now in its nineteenth year. This year’s recipients are Danielle Dean, Ingrid Hernández, Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio
showing at the Oceanside Museum of Art starting Sept 5.
Fourteen cakes
crowded the dining room of Larry and Debra Poteet who graciously hosted
the event for bakers and supporters. Each baker was assigned an art work from
the Poteet’s stunning collection including more than 40 works by 25 of the SD
Art Prize recipients. Three cakes were singled out for bragging rights for Best
Interpretation of the Artwork (Connor Mansberger, Connor Craft Cakes,)
Most Delicious (Andrea R. Chamberlin, our SDVAN administrator) and Most
Creative (Naimeh Woodward, board chair, Encinitas
Friends of the Art). Everyone was invited to view the cakes, the massive
collection and bid on two works donated by Jeffery Laudenslager and Deanne Sabeck on view in the living
room and in an online auction.
And then it was all about laughing, chatting, drinking and EATING CAKE!
Please give
generously to our Zeffy
SD Art Prize Funding for 2026
San Diego Visual Arts Network presents
2026 SD Art
Prize Soft Power: On Color, Time, and Resistance
Oceanside Museum of Art
Sept 5th, 2026 and showing until February 7, 2027.
Curated by Lara Bullock
Catalog by Murphy Design
Opening reception: Sat. Sept 19th, 2026, from 5 to 8 pm. Buy
tickets here
704 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA, 92054 (760) 435-3720
Wednesday to
Sunday11:00am–5:00pm
Extended Hours on First Fridays 11:00am–8:00pm
OMA Museum is
FREE on First Fridays 5 - 8 and First Sundays 11 - 5 of every month.
Soft Power in Practice: A Conversation with the 2026 San
Diego Art Prize Recipients
Sun Sept 27th
from 2 to 4 pm, Danielle Dean,
Ingrid Hernández, Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio in
conversation with curator Dr. Lara Bullock.
Groves Gallery at Oceanside Museum of Art
Each
artist will be introduced by the local collectors who champion their work,
including architects Jim Brown and Isabel Dutra, Alonso Elias and
Patty Fontes of Collection Elias-Fontes, and Christine E. Jones,
Manager of Art, Film and Creative Industries at the SD County Office of
Economic Development and Government Affairs, before sharing an intimate look
into their practice, process, and the inspiration that drives them.
Limited
seating $20-50 Tickets
Photos by
Patricia Frischer unless otherwise stated.
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