Anthropocene
“Anthropocene” at the Escondido Arts Partnership explores the profound consequences of human activity on Earth's ecosystems through a diverse array of multimedia artworks.
Solo Exhibition: Ocean Noir
The city of Encinitas Visual Art Program includes art exhibitions by local and regional artists at three civic art spaces: Encinitas Community Center, Encinitas Library, and City Hall.
The exhibitions are a service to local artists, providing economic benefit from the sale of art and exposure to a wider audience while beautifying public buildings in Encinitas. The Civic Arts Program, established in 1998, serves artists, arts organizations, and the community through programs in the visual and performing arts, and is overseen by the Cultural Arts Division and Commission for the Arts.
The Ocean Noir series will be featured at Encinitas City Hall, with an artist talk on Art Night, Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 5:30pm.
10th Annual "The Crow Show"
From the Studio Door Website:
THE CROW SHOW 2024 is the celebratory 10th anniversary of the national exhibition of visual arts running March 1 - 30, 2024 produced by The Studio Door.
This exhibition had become a San Diego tradition bringing artists from across the nation to celebrate our feathered neighbor, the Crow. Having taken on mythological importance, Crows appear in all parts of the world. In folklore, they may foreshadow tragedy or usher in good news. The reality is a highly intelligent bird capable of social interactions. In recent years, the crow has become a muse to many artists. This annual exhibition seeks to represent the many faces of the Crow in reality and fantasy. Show us what the Crow means to you [Creative interpretations of all black birds, ravens and other Corvus species are acceptable].
You can review past exhibition catalogs on our website at https://thestudiodoor.com/the-crow-shows
Save the Ocean
Surfing Madonna Oceans Project in collaboration with Front Porch Gallery presents the Fourth Annual "Save the Ocean" show highlighting the beautiful ocean environment
The Last Group Show
Imagine what gallery walls might look like if every artist who wanted to could hang a piece of art? This is the essence of Bread and Salt's "The Last Group Show," spanning multiple gallery rooms in their sprawling art space and displaying art from hundreds of artists from near and far. The gallery walls will be filled to the brim with hanging works, and you'll also find sculpture, video and performance pieces. It's almost like an antidote to ultra-minimalist gallery displays, and — if not the tiniest bit overwhelming — a chance to get lost in some art.
Deeply Rooted
This exhibition’s nineteen featured South Bay artists’ share their connection to nature through original drawings, acrylic, oil, and watercolor paintings, mixed media art, and photography. Joint us for an awards presentation, meet our guest juror, and more! Opening Reception is on November 4 from 1:00-3:00pm at the Imperial Beach Library Community Room.
Small Images Show
The San Dieguito Art Guild will host the Small Image Show on Nov. 18 at Off Track Gallery. Artists displayed their small image creations during the City of Encinitas Art Night in Encinitas. Winning artists will be presented with awards and certificates for their creative artworks, recently juried by artist Jayne Spencer.
Save the Ocean Art and Poetry Exhibit
Surfing Madonna Oceans Project is pleased to present “Save the Ocean” a juried regional show about our beautiful, fragile and fascinating world. The show will host all mediums of wall art including: painting, fabric, collage, assemblage and photography. The reception will take place October 14 from 4:00-6:00pm at the Escondido Municipal Gallery.
Reigning Cats and Dogs
A juried fine art exhibit honoring all varieties of felines and canines, domestic and wild. Proceeds go toward Feral Cat Coalition and San Diego Humane Society. The reception and awards take place at the San Diego Spanish Village Art Center, October 15 3:00-6:00pm.