“to the yellow house” rambles through van Gogh’s life
Jean Lowerison Art is a harsh mistress. So is public opinion. And a negative reaction – or being ignored – can do huge psychological damage to an artist who’s “not like all the others.” Playwright Kimber Lee’s “to the yellow house” – La Jolla Playhouse’s latest offering – explores this problem. It
Balboa Park exhibits innovative Japanese textiles
By Kendra Sitton San Diego is the host of the first NUNO exhibit on the west coast in over a decade. The leader in innovative modern Japanese textiles has an exhibit called “The Language of Textiles” at the Japanese Friendship Garden through Feb. 27. “Hundreds of years of tradition in Japan have i
Design winners featured at museum
Diana Cavagnaro What do social security and feathers have in common? The Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) has two new innovative exhibits called Saki: Birds of a Different Feather and MartyO: Social Security. Saki and MartyO both won the grand prize last year for the fashion fundraiser gala. This virtu
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