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A Brief History of John Baldessari - YouTube
"The epic life of a world-class artist, jammed into six minutes.
Narrated by Tom Waits.
Commissioned by LACMA for their first annual "Art + Film Gala" honoring John Baldessari and Clint Eastwood.

directed by Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman (http://gosupermarche.com/)
edited by Max Joseph (http://www.maxjoseph.com/)
written by Gabriel Nussbaum (http://www.bankstreetfilms.com)
cinematography by Magdalena Gorka (http://magdalenagorka.com/)
& Henry Joost
produced by Mandy Yaeger & Erin Wright

Thank you to John Baldessari and his studio. (http://www.baldessari.org/)"
gabrielnussbaum  arielschulman  henryjoost  photography  sandiego  nationalcity  jean-lucgodard  2012  tomwaits  clinteastwood  documentaries  film  artists  art  johnbaldessari  from delicious
13 days ago by robertogreco
DOUBLE BREAK
"Double Break is a gallery and shop located right next to San Diego’s Balboa Park. We feature monthly art exhibitions, books, design objects, gifts, clothing, jewelry, cards, and more!"
glvo  gifts  shopping  california  galleries  art  sandiego  from delicious
7 weeks ago by robertogreco
John Baldessari: Can't Take National City Out Of The Boy | KPBS.org
"Baldessari says though he felt isolated living and making art in National City, it was liberating.

"Because no one was looking my shoulder," he said. "I never would have done those text things anywhere else. Who cares but me? I can do anything I want!"

Baldessari says it took him a long time to call himself an artist. Once he thought of it as an occupation, like a plumber or a carpenter, it was easier to accept. What’s even harder for him to accept is how famous he’s become.

"I still read about myself and say, who is this person?" he said. "You can take the boy out of National City, but you can’t take National City out of the boy.""
2012  angelacorone  sandiego  nationalcity  art  johnbaldessari  from delicious
february 2012 by robertogreco
An Education, Over the Border and Under the Radar - Slide Show - NYTimes.com
"Dozens of students — all American citizens living in Tijuana — cross the border daily to attend a public high school 11 miles away in Chula Vista, Calif., where they were born and where they still claim to live. These teenagers stand for hours in a human chain of 16,000 at the world’s busiest international land border."
chulavista  bordercrossing  photography  slideshow  sandiego  tijuana  schools  border  mexico  us  education  2012 
january 2012 by robertogreco
HELMUTH PROJECTS | saying the least and saying it loud.
"Helmuth is an underground project space. A residency program focused on promoting difficult work. We’re here to collaborate with artists and curators experimenting with ideas that might not be easily presented in a commercial setting. It’s a clean well-lighted space for whatever.

Open as advertised for workshops and exhibitions."
laurenpopp  friends  galleries  art  sandiego  from delicious
december 2011 by robertogreco
The energy, and expense, of bringing water to the Southland - latimes.com
"The twin forces of power costs and climate-change regulations are threatening Southern California's long love affair with imported water, forcing the region to consider more mundane sources closer to home."
southland  southerncalifornia  california  water  aqueducts  infrastructure  socal  2011  losangeles  sandiego  from delicious
november 2011 by robertogreco
There's No Place Like This Home - voiceofsandiego.org: Behind The Scene: The Art And Drama Of Making Art In San Diego
"If all goes well, the dream of artist Do Ho Suh will come true on Nov. 15 when the one-room cottage will be lowered into place by one of the biggest cranes in North America. The piece seems destined to become the most talked-about piece in UCSD's Stuart Collection of works of art designed to be permanent parts of the campus.

The roots of the project go back to Suh's earlier years, when he was "completely disoriented" by his move from South Korea to Rhode Island for graduate school, said the Stuart Collection's director, Mary Beebe. He's since become famous for art that explores issues of home and away-from-home, location and dislocation."
art  sandiego  ucsd  stuartcollection  2011  dohosuh  lajolla  tosee  from delicious
november 2011 by robertogreco
ICON MAGAZINE ONLINE | Architecture Without Buildings
"A new generation of architects is demonstrating that we should stop and think before trying to solve a problem with a building.

They feel much more effective writing, researching, campaigning, occupying and performing than they do at the drawing board. They don't wait to be approached by clients; they see the potential to make a difference and they seize it. That might take the form of an installation, a book, a fireworks display or squatting for days in a condemned building.

Working in places such as Caracas, Tijuana, Zagreb and even Rome, Berlin and London, they operate at the limits of what we call "architecture". Yet in some way they can be seen as the conscience of their profession."

[via: http://nomadicity.tumblr.com/post/11946787180/ ]
unproduct  architecture  design  2008  practice  criticalpractice  teddycruz  anarkitektur  stalker  urbanthinktank  sandiego  tijuana  caracas  zagreb  from delicious
october 2011 by robertogreco
10 Things To Know About San Diego's Craft History | KPBS.org
""San Diego's Craft Revolution: From Post-War Modern To California Design" opens October 16th at the Mingei International Museum in Balboa Park. Since the show includes almost 70 artists and spans roughly 30 years of little-documented local art history, it's a lot to process. To give you a head start, we've put together a list of 10 things to keep in mind before you head out to see this groundbreaking exhibit."
sandiego  mingei  art  exhibits  craft  design  furniture  2011  history  glvo  allamariewoolley  jacksonwoolley  nortonsimon  harrybertoia  abstractexpressionism  enamel  alliedcraftsmen  convair  ryan  pointloma  kaywhitcomb  juneschwarcz  rhodalopez  jameshubbell  malcolmleland  svetozarradakovich  alinefisch  monatrunkfield  helenshirk  wnedymaruyama  johndirks  bauhaus  sdsu  jewelry  lynnfayman  california  marthalongenecker  ceramics  modernism  folktraditions  from delicious
october 2011 by robertogreco
Occupy San Diego Tomorrow! | AGITPROP
"Toward the end of this video Chomsky speaks to the fact that much of the opposition from elites toward Social Security is not so much economic concerns, but rather that Social Security implies a social solidarity among individuals. It implies that people should care whether the kid across the street has an adequate education etc. It seems, despite the lack of specific demands, that this is what “Occupy” is really about. Combating the atomization of the individual in order to begin the process of working against the forces stated above and mentioned in the video below. Tomorrow afternoon is a chance to begin this process locally."
noamchompsky  occupywallstreet  ows  davidwhite  socialsecurity  solidarity  2011  sandiego  occupysandiego  economics  power  classwarfare  control  from delicious
october 2011 by robertogreco
San Diego Family of 3 Needs $63,000 To Be Self Sufficient | KPBS.org
"It costs a family of three nearly $63,000 to be self- sufficient in San Diego County, about $10,000 more than three years ago, according to a study released today by the Insight Center for Community Economic Development."

"In the last three years, taxes increased 29 percent, health care costs went up 27 percent and child care expenses climbed 22 percent, according to the report."
sandiego  poverty  costofliving  2011  2008  from delicious
october 2011 by robertogreco
Why San Diegans Are to Blame for the City's Problems - voiceofsandiego.org: Q & As
"There are really two faces or sides to San Diego. There's the San Diego the tourists see. There's a high-tech industry that spawned the new economy by places like UCSD. That's the public face of San Diego at least in terms of the local PR machine, which is very good at getting the San Diego image out.

The reality of San Diego is on the public sector side. I think on the first page we talk about an increasingly grim and visible civic reality, which is dry rot for public services and infrastructure. That's still largely hidden. You get intimations of it like during the 2003 and 2007 fire when you suddenly realize we have very little fire protection.

The problem with San Diego is that the ocean and the sun are both our blessing and our curse. Obviously, it's a wonderful place to live in if you can afford it. But the problem is, is that it induces sort of a sense of complacency that as long as the sun comes up everything is OK."
sandiego  2011  politics  steveerie  jerrysanders  policy  finance  taxes  services  deficit  crisis  finances  california  losangeles  revenue  from delicious
october 2011 by robertogreco
Qualcomm and Sesame Workshop India Launch Project Using 3G Mobile Technology to Provide Quality, Early Learning Experiences for Underserved Migrant Children - MarketWatch
"Qualcomm and Sesame Workshop India Launch Project Using 3G Mobile Technology to Provide Quality, Early Learning Experiences for Underserved Migrant Children"
qualcomm  newdelhi  india  sandiego  mobilephones  mobile  phones  radiophone  radio  migrants  education  earlychildhood  learning  2011  galligallisimsim  gurgaonkiawaazsamudayik  wireless  wirelessreach  3g  preschool  cartoonnetwork  pogo  technology  literacy  from delicious
september 2011 by robertogreco
What's on Your Wall? Mike Maxwell - voiceofsandiego.org: Behind The Scene: The Art And Drama Of Making Art In San Diego
"As soon as I walked into Maxwell's house at the beginning of January to meet him and appear on his Live Free Podcast, I knew I'd have to come back with Sam Hodgson to feature the artistic contents of his home in our What's On Your Wall? series. We've already checked out artist Kim MacConnel's Encinitas home, and art gallery director Ben Strauss-Malcolm's home in Golden Hill.<br />
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Most of the art in Maxwell's house he procured by trading his own work. He's collaborated with some of the artists, worked for others, curated shows for still others. "I would pay top dollar, if I had top dollar," he says."<br />
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[See also: http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/arts/article_e8dbad6a-d98f-11e0-8c5b-001cc4c03286.html AND http://vimeo.com/27468842 AND http://vimeo.com/14481937 ]
mikemaxwell  sandiego  artists  homes  2011  kimmacconnel  shepardfairey  mikegiant  randyjanson  barrymcgee  davekinsey  elcajon  benstrauss-malcolm  yerinmok  ryanjacobsmith  isaacrandozzi  classideas  from delicious
september 2011 by robertogreco
SAFFRON // 2 mins on Vimeo
"A documentary about the intersection of street art, politics, and human rights in Burma . With Shepard Fairey and Aung San Suu Kyi. 90 mins Dir. Jeffrey Durkin"

[Trailer (and film) has footage from the mural that we saw go up around the corner. Also here: http://vimeo.com/28177120 ]
sandiego  southpark  breadtruckfilms  shepardfairey  streetart  2011  2012  2010  documentary  saffron  from delicious
september 2011 by robertogreco
New services offered at A Word with You Press
"…graduate of UCSC…has used technology as a sword for social change in a career dedicated to helping empower the dis-advantaged. He will bring his experience directing non-profit organizations not only to A Word with You Press, but to Kid Expression, our sister program housed in the same facilities here in Oceanside. (For those of you new to the site, Kid Expression is our non-profit program to help young writers become accomplished authors.)<br />
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When Morgan was five I delivered him to his first day of school in Borneo (Hey, Barack did his first year in school there, too, and was also an advocate for social justice before he got his current paying gig). I handed him over to the principal & kindergarten teacher in the American school with these instructions: “Do your best to teach him to conform, & I will do my best to teach him not to.” Morgan grew into manhood living with that paradox, & will bring a lot to our site."
morgansully  parenting  conformity  conformism  socialchange  kidexpression  sandiego  oceanside  paradox  empowerment  nonprofit  2011  from delicious
september 2011 by robertogreco
2837 University questions | AGITPROP
"This past Thursday as part of the Summer Salon Series at the San Diego Museum of Art, attendees were asked at the front door to fill out cards that had one of four questions below.  The cards posted here are the cards that were turned in."
the2837university  sandiego  informal  unschooling  deschooling  education  learning  lcproject  knowledge  information  debate  universities  colleges  informallearning  davidwhite  2837university  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
Fab Lab San Diego — A place where you can make almost anything
"In 2007, a collaboration between the MIT & the San Diego-based non-profit Heads On Fire allowed for the creation of an advanced digital design & fabrication laboratory where community members can utilize high-tech tools to actualize ideas through design & fabrication.<br />
Today, in addition to localized learning, Fab Lab programs are available in a distributed format, bringing the opportunity to turn concepts into creations to as many community members as possible. Fab Lab programs offer experiences in design, science, engineering, electronics, computation, mathematics & the scientific method, through project-based learning, resulting in personal development & real-world skill attainment.<br />
By promoting learning that addresses empirical education, innovation, production & creativity, we aim to provide accessible & applicable educational experiences for individual learners in order to support the development of more ingenious & resourceful communities."
diy  sandiego  fablab  education  fabbing  hackerspaces  headsonfire  macsd  ucsd  sdsu  steam  engineering  classideas  edg  srg  fieldtrips  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
San Diego Foundation changes focus from institutions to artists in new program | SignOnSanDiego.com
"The San Diego Foundation’s groundbreaking program still requires that each artist have a nonprofit sponsoring organization, which will receive a nominal fee for providing technical support and a venue, but the program aims to put project grants ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 directly into the hands of the artists…<br />
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Not only in San Diego, but nationally, there’s a lot of talk in arts circles about innovation and creativity. At the national Americans for the Arts conference in San Diego in June, one of the panels focused on institutions moving from “cultural” endeavors to “creative” endeavors. While “cultural” implies something elite, rarefied, and of little apparent concern to a large segment of the population, “creative” signifies something open, dynamic, and of interest to just about anybody…<br />
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With its goal of encouraging more artists to stay in San Diego, Shaw sees the foundation’s program as directly related to the region’s prosperity."
glvo  sandiego  art  artists  sandiegofoundation  grants  money  culture  funding  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
SOCAL FOOD
"KCET.org’s Tumblr about food in Los Angeles and Southern California. We've mixed our own pics and posts, with others that we have found on the web."
food  blogs  kcet  socal  california  restaurants  cooking  losangeles  sandiego  srg  glvo  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
ron miriello: 100 worlds project
"US and italy -based designer ron miriello's '100 worlds project' began with a simple idea: 'to create for the sake of creating.' a series of sculptures, rendered into photographic interpretations and now on exhibition at california's jett gallery, the work became 'a unifying 'story' that invites others [to] contribute and shape a larger vision.'<br />
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for the multimodal project, miriello created fifty interpreted globes, using materials that vary from antique pipewrenches and boat propellers to corrugated cardboard and bowling balls. he then gave the pieces to over forty san diego-based photographers, each of whom spent at least a week with the world and returned with their personal photographic documentation of the sculpture. fifty photographic prints thus accompany the fifty handmade 'worlds' in the gallery exhibition, and the entire project process is documented in the '100 worlds project' exhibition book…"
art  sandiego  craft  process  ronmiriello  100worldsproject  globes  epiloglaser  design  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
BorDocs '11
"…un espacio pionero en México en el campo de la educación y exhibición especializada en formas emergentes del cine y video agrupadas generalmente bajo el término documental.<br />
…El Foro es…un sitio de encuentro entre jóvenes cineastas, productores, académicos y especialistas en la no ficción. Bordocs es también una oportunidad para degustar de los más destacado documentales y conocer las tendencias en el área.<br />
El documental ha retomado su papel protagónico como una vía multifacética y vanguardista para contar historias, abordar temas de denuncia social o para emitir discursos reflexivos, personales a partir de formas interactivas o hibridas. En los últimos años el documental goza de un auge internacional y se ha convertido en el núcleo donde convergen múltiples disciplinas artísticas y educativas. Bordocs Foro Documental aporta en la frontera Tijuana-San Diego un granito de arena y propone un lugar común para la formación y el disfrute del este cine que nos mira."
togo  tijuana  2011  adrianatrujillo  joséinerzia  itzelmartínezdelcañizo  documentary  classideas  film  bordocs  nonfiction  education  toshare  billnichols  danielaalatorre  everardogonzález  joséluisfigueroalewis  robertocanales  danielrosas  claudiorocha  joepmaríacatalà  jenniferfox  sergiodelatorre  anapaolarodríguezespaña  borders  mexico  sandiego  from delicious
august 2011 by robertogreco
‪Teddy Cruz Presentation‬‏ - YouTube
"We can be the producers of new conceptions of citzenship in the reorganizing of resources and collaborations across jurisdictions and communities…We could be the designers of political process, of alternative economic frameworks."<br />
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[via: http://www.diygradschool.com/2010/06/professor-teddy-cruz-ucsd.html ]
teddycruz  cities  citizenship  sandiego  tijuana  watershed  conflict  borders  community  communities  militaryzones  military  environment  infromal  formal  collaboration  2009  housing  crisis  density  sprawl  natural  political  art  architecture  design  urban  urbanization  urbanism  recycling  openendedness  open  vernacular  systems  construction  economics  culture  pacificocean  exchanges  flow  landuse  neweconomies  micropolitics  microeconomies  local  scale  interventions  intervention  communitiesofpractice  crossborder  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
SOL Seasonal, Organic, Local - Fresh and healthy organic foods, farm fresh and nutritional - Southern California - WELCOME
"Real Food. Close to Home." Opening soon, SOL Markets will sell the freshest, healthiest local foods and will be available to you seven days a week. We’ll have a bar serving local beer and wine, a café where you can enjoy dishes prepared with ingredients available right in our store, and plenty of opportunities to spend time with and learn from people who grow, prepare and care about quality food and community.<br />
2855 Perry Road, San Diego, CA 92106 · Cómo llegar<br />
Seasonal Organic Local. We sell only the freshest and healthiest food grown by local farmers/ranchers, then serve that food in our cafe along with local beers and wines. Opening soon in Liberty Station."<br />
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[See also: http://www.facebook.com/solmarkets?sk=wall ]
sandiego  food  groceries  local  organic  seasonal  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Thumbprint Gallery - Contemporary Urban Art
art  sandiego  galleries  glvo  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Frontline Examines Bridgepoint Education - voiceofsandiego.org: Pounding The Pavement
"Since we wrote our story about Bridgepoint, we've also blogged about the company's continued explosive growth, an investigation of the company by New York's attorney general, and Bridgepoint's boost from weaker-than-expected new U.S. Department of Education federal aid guidelines."
bridgepointeducation  sandiego  money  government  forprofit  highereducation  highered  veterans  2011  profits  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Bridgepoint Booms Over Troubled Waters - voiceofsandiego.org: Pounding The Pavement
"Bridgepoint's business model depends on one thing: Getting people into college who wouldn't otherwise go.<br />
That involves paying hundreds of recruiters in San Diego office buildings to call around the country and find tens of thousands of people willing to enroll in a tiny college in rural Iowa. Ninety-nine percent of those students won't ever have to set foot in Iowa, since they'll be studying online.<br />
And the bulk of the revenue Bridgepoint receives for educating students — at least 85 percent last year — comes straight from the federal government in the form of student loans.<br />
Bridgepoint CEO Andrew Clark and other company officials declined interview requests through corporate spokespeople. But, as a publicly traded company, Bridgepoint's financial success story has been well-documented.<br />
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More than anything else, two factors have played into Bridgepoint's extraordinary success. One was the company's genius business idea; the other was a stroke of good fortune…"
education  andrewclark  bridgepointeducation  sandiego  iowa  scams  forprofit  highereducation  money  greed  2011  colleges  universities  freemoney  government  military  veterans  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
A Culture Clash Where Three Neighborhoods Meet - voiceofsandiego.org: Survival
"South of El Cajon Boulevard, ethnic business leaders and nonprofit advocates…hoped the five acres would become an international marketplace or affordable housing complex.<br />
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North of El Cajon Boulevard…saw the vacant lot as an opportunity to finally lay claim to the boulevard, a hodgepodge of ethnic mom-and-pop shops they rarely visit. They wanted something transformative: a Trader Joe's or a Henry's, and maybe a park — but not affordable housing…<br />
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Todd Gloria, the area's city councilman, was pleased with the decision to put a YMCA there…<br />
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…A few Talmadge residents recently sued the San Diego Unified School District over plans to install stadium lights on the Hoover High football field, saying they feared nighttime events would bring a flood of traffic. But the school largely serves poor students from City Heights, and the lights' supporters said allowing evening events would give students from neighborhoods south of El Cajon Boulevard safe options for nighttime activities."
cityheights  sandiego  talmadge  kensington  neighborhoods  2011  development  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
La Jolla Cove Swim Club
"The club is an informal organization consisting of people who enjoy ocean swimming. The club has no regular meetings but tries to sponsor an activity approximately once a month. The larger events are the Polar Bear Swim on New Year's Day, the 2.5K Pier to Cove Swim (1.5 mile) in late June, and the Tour of Buoys (5 mile and 1.5 mile) in early August. For the first time in late September 2009, the Swim Club sponsored a 10-Mile Relay fundraising event that was originally organized to benefit the American Diabetes Assocation. The club also supports, but does not sponsor, the La Jolla Rough Water Swim on the second Sunday in September. This includes one mile and 3 mile races for adults and a 250 yard race for children. See www.ljrws.com for information.<br />
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Club members and non-members swim here daily, regardless of weather and water temperature, throughout the year. Some swimmers only swim ½ mile or less once a week, some wear a wetsuit even in summer, and some wear fins…"
swimming  oceanswimming  lajolla  sandiego  srg  edg  lajollacove  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Flavors of East Africa
"We are a Kenyan inspired cuisine located in beautiful San Diego, California. We have been serving our loyal customers at various Farmers Markets for several years and are pleased to have opened a restaurant. The restaurant is located in the North Park/ University Heights area at 2302 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego CA, 92104. Open on Monday to Sunday from 12pm to 10pm. We welcome everyone to visit us and enjoy a delicious, authentic Kenyan meal."<br />
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[via: http://www.yelp.com/biz/flavors-of-east-africa-san-diego via: http://sdurban.com/?p=1238 ]
sandiego  northpark  food  restaurants  african  kenya  africa  togo  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Children's Museum Exec Resigning - voiceofsandiego.org:
"Rachel Teagle, the executive director of The New Children's Museum in downtown San Diego, announced today she will resign this fall after more than four years at the helm. The museum, which originally launched in La Jolla in the early 1980s and then moved downtown, hires contemporary artists to make work that is more approachable to kids and families.<br />
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"It has been a difficult and very personal decision to find the ‘right' time for my family to move on," she said in a statement.<br />
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Teagle said she will remain the executive director at the museum through this fall, opening a new long-term exhibition called "TRASH." She also said she will help the museum find her replacement…"
rachelteagle  ncmsd  sandiego  arts  children  museums  2011  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Proposed: A Critical Mass for bicyclists who follow the law - SignOnSanDiego.com
"This is a bicycle protest to show San Diego that bikes can share the roads and have the same right to be on the road. This is NOT Critical Mass, this is NOT a race, we will ride in a group and stay together by communicating with each other. Be ready to signal when you turn, stop at red lights to regroup and be polite. If we do stop traffic please wave in gratitude that they are being patient, if close enough say “Thank You” Let’s show SD that there are bikes out there that want respect and can dish it out. SD prove me right and let’s see if we can out number Critical Mass by killing cars with kindness."
criticalmass  courteousmass  criticalmanners  manners  etiquette  2011  sandiego  bikes  biking  activism  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
Mobile Stories — Citizen Journalists in Action
"MACSD will be partnering with San Diego Public Library to launch MobileStories, an afterschool program that will use the popularity of mobile phone technology to connect local youth (ages 9-14 years old) with the extensive resources available at their local library in a format that is both current & easily accessible. The library recognizes the ubiquity of cell phone technology; the need for under-represented teens to express their voices regarding news & events in their neighborhoods; & MobileStories potential to connect youth & their interests & needs w/ information & resources of the library.<br />
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“The stories we tell in our local communities are part of the larger stories happening around the world. By partnering w/ the local library using the same tools to tell these stories, we are not only highlighting the importance of these stories, but showing the importance of libraries as active parts in the creation & interpretation of these shared histories for the public.”
macsd  journalism  storytelling  sandiego  mobile  phones  education  teens  youth  afterschool  classideas  tcsnmy  edg  srg  loganheights  lindavista  centrallibrary  libraries  video  via:morgansully  neighborhoods  from delicious
july 2011 by robertogreco
James Enos talks about Clairemont on Vimeo
His informal presentation on the critique of Clairemont from Pecha Kucha on April 20th. The piece discussed in his rant is currently on show at MCASD in La Jolla's "Here Not There" opening.
1951  tracthomes  clairemont  jamesenos  informal  sandiego  architecture  herenotthere  mcasd  pechakucha  housing  alterations  art  design  vernacular  entitlement  dwellmagazine  dwell  clairemonterasure  suburbs  suburbia  parametricarchitecture  juxtaposition  realestate  commentary  tracthousing  criticalpractice  whatwewant  socal  buildingboom  southpark  humor  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
ULI San Diego/Tijuana
"The ULI San Diego/Tijuana District Council provides leadership in the responsible use of land to enhance the total environment. The District Council addresses issues involving land use, real estate, housing, transportation and urban development."
sandiego  tijuana  uli  urban  urbanism  housing  transportation  development  urbandevelopment  realestate  landuse  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
San Diego Beer Blog
"This blog is a product of my love of craft beer. Coming of age in the late nineties in San Diego left me with a lot of options for great beer. In the years since my love of craft beer has only grown.

At San Diego Beer Blog we’ll be covering all aspects of craft beer in San Diego. From the happenings at all of wonderful breweries and bars, to reviews of beer, previews of beer events and all other aspects of craft beer relating to the San Diego area."
sandiego  beer  food  drink 
june 2011 by robertogreco
An Alternative To Comic-Con | KPBS.org
"A small convention for artists and comic book creators is positioning itself as the antidote to Comic-Con. "Tr!ckster" will be held directly across the street from Comic-Con, running for six days, July 19-24th (concurrent with the Con)"
comic-con  comics  sandiego  2011  conferences  events 
june 2011 by robertogreco
Robbery? Not in this Redevelopment Fight - voiceofsandiego.org:
"What the response revealed though, as if it were hidden, was that it's not necessarily big government that city of San Diego Republican leaders are against. They have a resource-allocation grievance. Spending is OK, & it's to be encouraged, in fact. Investment in downtown &, say, a new Convention Center is an obvious good. Government spending isn't the problem for them—it's that Other Part of Government spending that's the problem.

I just don't get it, they'll say. Let's take their objections 1 by 1: [listed]…

At some point Sanders, Faulconer, Gloria & everyone else will have to just admit they want the money for this & not that. They could make the case about why their preferred spending was more important than the spending that was preserved…a legitimate position. But it doesn't, apparently, carry the weight of screaming that you're the victim of armed robbery by big government.

Unfortunately it wasn't robbery. It was a resource-allocation game that someone had to lose."
california  sandiego  government  money  biggovernment  taxes  redevelopment  politics  2011  budgetcuts  funding  jerrybrown  jerrysanders 
june 2011 by robertogreco
For San Diego Schools, a Fear That Larger Classes Will Hinder Learning - NYTimes.com
"While educators debate whether the academic gain from reducing class size is worth the cost, research has shown that significantly smaller classes make a difference in the earliest grades. San Diego’s decision to set a class size of 17 at its poorest schools was based on the most influential study in the field, the Tennessee STAR project. That research, done in the 1980s, concluded that students in small classes (13 to 17 children) outperformed those in regular classrooms (22 to 25) in kindergarten to third grades. The gains were biggest among poor minority children, and that advantage continued for years to come.<br />
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As a child, Ms. Marten attended a private school where the ratio of students to teachers was 16 to 1. For many years she also taught at a private school with small class sizes. At Central, reducing the number of students per class has been a top priority."
sandiego  classsize  schools  groups  policy  tcsnmy  lcproject  education  learning  teaching  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
YouTube - Episode 1_ EXTRACTION: San Diego Art World Insiders
"Inspired by the open framework of the Agitprop project, Extraction: SDAWI (the reality show/art project) aims to promote integration, open dialogue, and cross pollination between some of the many diverse groups of artists and art organizations in the San Diego/Tijuana area.<br />
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In Episode One, Executive Director of the San Diego Fine Art Society, April Game, will be taken to the Voz Alta Project gallery space in Barrio Logan to see the work of artists from Studio 767, a tattoo studio in the Chula Vista neighborhood."
agitprop  sandiego  art  tijuana  documentary  chulavista  sandiegofineartsociety  vozaltaproject  barriologan  studio767  tattoos  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
The Periscope Project: Urban Education Initiative by The Periscope Project — Kickstarter
"Designed by resident contemporary artists, architects, and educators, the first annual Periscope Urban Laboratory will teach high school students drawing, photography, video-making, construction, hydroponic gardening, and critical thinking skills as potent tools for urban analysis, public art, and environmental sustainability.<br />
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Each lab in the series will guide high school students in producing an analytically engaging artistic response to a contemporary regional urban issue and will culminate in a gallery show at the end of the summer. More importantly, we hope to equip students with valuable technical, visual, and aesthetic communication tools necessary to understand, interpret, and critically respond to the urgent urban challenges they face.<br />
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We already have the space, skilled instructors, and community support. With your help, the next step is equipment and supplies."
sandiego  kickstarter  education  fundraising  urbanlaboratory  highschool  drawing  photography  learning  lcproject  2011  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
Welcome the Museum of Photographic Arts to the Commons! « Flickr Blog
"The newest addition to the Flickr Commons is the Museum of Photographic Arts. (A good fit for Flickr. Being a museum about photography and all.) In their own words, “Since its founding in 1983, the Museum of Photographic Arts (MoPA) has been devoted to collecting, conserving and exhibiting the entire spectrum of the photographic medium. The Museum’s endeavors consistently address cultural, historical and social issues“<br />
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The images already uploaded to their account are all stunning and often dreamy. Highlights from collection include photographs from William Henry Fox Talbot, Eadweard J. Muybridge, Julia Margaret Cameron, Jean-Eugène-Auguste Atget and more. With every photograph they include information about the image and photographer to help you understand a little more about when it was created and how. Of course like every member of the Commons, they invite you to add more information about the photos by commenting and tagging.<br />
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Enjoy the collection! It’s a stunner."
sandiego  museums  photography  museumofphotographicarts  commons  eadweardmuybridge  flickr  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
Flickr: Museum of Photographic Arts Collections' Photostream
history  photography  sandiego  museums  commons  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
Competitive Swim Team Loses In City Funding Game | KPBS.org
[Sophia quoted in radio piece on the CSDS (City of San Diego Swim) Blue Team by Katie Orr]<br />
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"Twelve-year-old Sophia Greco has been swimming since she was little and has made her way up through the recreational levels. She doesn’t plan to stop any time soon.<br />
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"I used to be on Silver, and now it’s Blue," she said. "It’s a level up and it’s kind of more competitive, when you want to start getting dedicated to swimming.""
family  glvo  srg  swimming  sandiego  2011  funding  money  civics  activism  ego  proudpapa  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
CC Monday - 6/6/2011 [San Diego City Council Meetings Archived Videos]
Lizette, Sophia, & Enzo at City Council Meeting (just past the 1:49 mark) regarding the CSDS (City of San Diego Swim) Blue Team.<br />
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Index here: http://granicus.sandiego.gov/ViewPublisher.php?view_id=3
glvo  srg  lmg  edg  sandiego  ego  swimming  civics  family  activism  proudpapa  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
Chollas Lake Park | Park & Recreation
"As a reservoir built in 1901, Chollas Lake helped serve early San Diego's water supply. In 1966 it was turned over to the Park and Recreation Department, and was designated a youth fishing lake (for children ages 15 and under only) in 1971."<br />
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"Facilities: A 16-acre lake for free youth fishing (age 15 and under ONLY); an 8/10's-of-a-mile dirt path around the lake for walking, jogging, and bicycling; picnic tables with barbecue grills; children's play equipment; a small basketball court; hiking trails; and a multi-purpose ball field in North Chollas canyon."
sandiego  togo  chollasreservoir  chollaslake  parks  glvo  from delicious
june 2011 by robertogreco
Liz Kuball › California Vernacular
"When you move out to California from back east, you come for a reason… what you find when you get here is that things aren’t what you thought they’d be. There’s some of what you expected…But there’s more: houses w/ cacti & succulents in place of the green lawns you grew up w/; women in bikinis climbing ladders; trees groomed in an archway, the expected path btwn them blocked by a gateless chain-link fence. You answer an ad on craigslist for a used car & find yourself in a boxed-in car lot in Van Nuys & go for pie at Du-par’s afterward, because pie makes sense when you’re on Ventura Boulevard & it’s 95 degrees & the car wasn’t what the ad said it would be. & you’d think that, after all this, you’d become disillusioned & go back home, & some do, of course, but many more of us stay & instead of growing bitter, we hang on—hang on to a world that, to us, is even more fantastic than the one we thought we’d find, because it’s real in its absurdity & because we have stories to tell."
california  losangeles  sandiego  cv  lizkuball  place  surprise  socal  absurdity  reality  photography  disillusionment 
june 2011 by robertogreco
Mo`olelo Performing Arts Company
"CreateMo`olelo exists to uncover and research stories within different communities and bring them to life on stage, using all the artistic and technical elements of the performing arts. <br />
ProduceMo`olelo exists to produce original stories by contemporary playwrights and lesser-known stories by master playwrights.<br />
EducateMo`olelo exists to educate youth in technical theater and design, exposing them to potential careers, and grooming this new generation of theater artists so they can tell stories on stage with integrity."
sandiego  theater  glvo  performingarts  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
Understanding San Diego's Crime Drop - voiceofsandiego.org: Data-drive
"In San Diego, the number of violent crimes — murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault — dropped 5.3 percent from the previous year and the number of property crimes — burglary, theft and vehicle theft — dropped 4.6 percent. (Nationwide, violent crime dropped 5.5 percent and property crimes were down 2.8 percent.)<br />
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San Diego stood out in at least one crime category, though. Police reported 29 murders last year, a 29 percent drop from the previous year and the lowest number since 1963. It was a steeper drop than all other major cities and far greater than the nationwide drop, 4.4 percent.<br />
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San Diego also continued to have one of the lowest violent crime rates among major cities, with 428 crimes per 100,000 residents. Only San Jose had a lower rate, with 331 crimes per capita. By comparison, the average for major cities was 700 crimes per capita."
sandiego  crime  data  statistics  2011  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
Welcome the San Diego Air & Space Museum to The Commons! « Flickr Blog
"The San Diego Air & Space Museum is loaded with great images from aeronautical history. The breadth of the collection is amazing with images from the earliest days of flight, historic planes and pilots, space travel, and everything in between."
sandiego  flickr  history  air  space  commons  california  aviation  photography  archives  spacetravel  spaceexploration  flights  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
San Diego Dance Theater
"Founded in 1972 as a 501(c)3 professional company, the San Diego Dance Theater (SDDT) has for 39 years enriched the cultural life of San Diego through countless dance concerts and training for young dancers. Jean Isaacs was appointed Artistic Director in 1997 and under her direction, SDDT has earned its reputation as a company of fully-professional dancers committed to unconventional and deeply courageous programming which expands access to the stage for dancers of many nationalities, races, ages, and physical abilities. We are best known for our cross-border projects, our site-specific Trolley Dances, our summer dance workshops, and for the sheer beauty of our dancers."
music  sandiego  modern  theater  dance  glvo  tcsnmy  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
The Political Equator ["PE III is a 2-day cross-border mobile conference and community forum held June 3rd and 4th 2011."]
While in the last years, the global city became primary site of economic consumption & cultural display, local neighborhoods in margins of such centers of economic power remained sites of cultural production…peripheral communities & neighborhoods where new economies are emerging & new social, cultural & environmental configurations are taking place as catalysts to produce alternative urban policies towards a more inclusive social sustainability…<br />
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…continues to engage pressing regional socio-economic, urban & environmental conditions across San Diego-Tijuana border. These meetings have been focusing on a critical analysis of local conflicts in order to re-evaluate meaning of shifting global dynamics, across geo-political boundaries, natural resources & marginal communities…will focus on Neighborhood as a Site of Production, investigating practices in arts, architecture, science & humanities that work w/ peripheral neighborhoods worldwide…"
sandiego  tijuana  borders  togo  urban  urbanism  brunolatour  teddycruz  ucsd  sergiofajardo  emilianogandolfi  events  conferences  local  community  communities  culturalproduction  culture  environmentalism  activism  neighborhoods  art  arts  architecture  science  humanities  economics  development  quilianriano  publicculture  politicalequator  politics  policy  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
Print - Walking the Border - Esquire
"There is only one way to understand the 1,933-mile line that divides our country from Mexico. Start at the beach and walk east until you hit the Gulf."
mexico  immigration  us  borders  sandiego  california  arizona  newmexico  walking  lukedittrich  maps  geography  migration  texas  photography  2011  from delicious
may 2011 by robertogreco
Census data: Census shows big California cities' population boom slowing to a trickle - latimes.com
"Some of California's largest cities, including Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego, saw their populations plateau or even decline from 2000 to 2010, ending a decades-long trend of expansion."
demographics  migration  california  cities  population  2010  losangeles  census  data  sandiego  longbeach  via:javierarbona  from delicious
april 2011 by robertogreco
Will San Diego Help Stop Global Warming? | KPBS.org
"But there are some problems with any rosy scenario of vehicle-mile reductions in our future. While lots of money is planned for San Diego transit projects, those won't be completed until freeways expansions take place ... notably the infamous plan to widen I-5 by six lanes.<br />
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Elyse Lowe is the director of Move San Diego, and she said getting people out of their cars won't be easy if you're taking steps to reduce traffic congestion.<br />
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"If you put a lot of money into your freeways and make it easier to drive,” she said, “and then do transit and think people are going to choose that, you've really dis-incentivized your transit system.""
sandiego  california  emissions  traffic  transportation  publictransit  globalwarming  2011  policy  publicworks  cars  from delicious
april 2011 by robertogreco
In the Eastern Coachella Valley, Residents Are Struggling to Breathe - Environment - GOOD [See also: http://www.epa.gov/region9/tribal/torres-martinez/gallery.html ]
"Probably the most disgusting and offensive of all the environmental abuses in the ECV is something locals have begun calling “Mt. San Diego.” Far from a majestic rock formation, however, Mt. San Diego is instead a massive tower of human waste that was shuttled into the ECV from San Diego—hence the name—and dumped onto tribal land from 1989 until 1994, when a federal order put an end to the practice. According to witness testimonials, the mountain once stood about 50-feet high, but it’s diminished quite a bit. Still, residents say the heap of feces continues to emit a noxious odor in the hot desert wind, and it sits just a few miles away from the St. Anthony Mobile Home Park.<br />
Interestingly, the EPA now lists Mt. San Diego as being one of its “major accomplishments” in the area, boasting “[The California Integrated Waste Management Board] completed its cleanup of the Mt. San Diego Dump site in April 2007.”"
thermal  coachella  california  socal  sandiego  via:javierarbona  environment  epa  torresmartinez  from delicious
april 2011 by robertogreco
¡TURISTA LIBRE BLOG!: Turista Libre: Tijuana art tour
"From local trash making it onto gallery walls to local shorts making it into Cannes, March's "Turista Libre Tijuana Art Tour" was an inside look at the border city's contemporary art scene via a series of visits to the studios of four internationally prominent artists: Shinpei Takeda, Enrique Ciapara, Giancarlo Ruiz and Jaime Ruíz Otis."
art  tijuana  sandiego  tours  turistalibre  tijuanaarttour  2011  shinpeitakeda  enriqueciapara  giancarloruiz  jaimeruízotis  cecut  sezio  from delicious
april 2011 by robertogreco
Kids Make the Next Move, and the Next, and the Next - voiceofsandiego.org: Schooled: The Education Blog
"Educators often bemoan the revolving door of teachers in and out of disadvantaged schools. But the revolving door of kids is no less worrisome. Switching schools again and again can handicap children academically. They miss some lessons and repeat others. Kids who move more than twice are roughly half as likely to do well on a national reading test than those who haven't moved at all, according to one study.<br />
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Their classmates suffer from the churn too, as teachers try to juggle new kids with old ones. "You're always reteaching," said Becky Benitez, a teacher who has spent a dozen years at Marshall. That goes for everything from rounding decimals to how to line up for lunch. Any day can be the first day of school."
emilyalpert  schools  sandiego  continuity  education  learning  cityheights  marshallelementary  busing  2011  stacimonreal  moving  from delicious
april 2011 by robertogreco
Architect envisions border wall as good neighbor
"The U.S.-Mexico border wall may be here to stay, but a University of California, Berkeley, assistant professor of architecture has some provocative ideas about how  to redesign the barrier to slow illegal immigration and at the same time transform it in an economically, environmentally and socially beneficial way, to benefit both countries.<br />
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Ronald Rael envisions a wall dotted with multi-purpose installations with a life-saving water collection site, a treatment plant for toxic wastewater from the New River, a swing, a volleyball court, a solar farm and even a confessional."
borders  sandiego  mexico  us  ronaldrael  architecture  design  2011  from delicious
march 2011 by robertogreco
California English - Wikipedia
"California English (or Californian, Californian English) is a dialect of the English language spoken in California.[1] California is home to a highly diverse population, which is reflected in the historical and continuing development of California English."<br />
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[Of particular interest is "freeway nomenclature" of Northern and Southern California: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_English#Freeway_nomenclature ] <br />
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[via: http://latimes.tumblr.com/post/4102291799/10-freeway ]
language  english  california  linguistics  dialects  accents  vocabulary  usage  phonology  nocal  socal  losangeles  sanfrancisco  sandiego  orangecounty  inlandempire  freeways  carculture  cars  from delicious
march 2011 by robertogreco
California-Antilles Trading and West Indies Creole Hot Pepper Sauce - Normal Heights - San Diego, CA | The Eaten Path
"With face pressed against the glass door, I peered at the rows of 3 oz. bottles like a kid outside a candy store. I’d been driving down Adams Ave. when I saw the words, “Hot Sauces and More,” and I pulled over, only to be foiled again by the dreaded “Closed-on-Mondays” sign. The spot was California-Antilles Trading, a small boutique in Normal Heights whose selection of novelty condiments tugged at the sentimental strings of my stomach. Hot sauces, BBQ rubs, salsas and pepper-flavored oddities with badly punning product names filled every shelf surface, and biker tee-shirts featuring wrinkled habaneros hung from the ceiling like stuffed animals at a carnival game, ready to be won by champions."
normalheights  togo  sandiego  hotsauce  food 
march 2011 by robertogreco
Top Ten Mexican Meals in San Diego | The Eaten Path
food  sandiego  togo  elgordo  lafachada  lascuatromilpas  texcoco  laplayita  elpaisa 
march 2011 by robertogreco
Food Truck Extravaganza, San Diego | Events | Yelp
See also: http://fiftysevendegrees.com/wine-tasting-events/1285-food-truck-extravaganza-318 via: http://sdurban.com/?p=1152
food  sandiego  togo  foodtrucks  from delicious
march 2011 by robertogreco
Amazon.com: University of California, San Diego: Campus Guides (The Campus Guide) (9781568988603): Dirk Sutro, David Hewitt, Anne Garrison: Books
"Founded during the space-age boom of the 1950s, the University of California, San Diego campus showcases some of California's finest postwar architecture. Perched dramatically above the Pacific Ocean, the campus architecture ranges from spare sixties concrete structures to light, open California modernists designs and, from the new millennium, buildings that reflect the latest ideas about connecting buildings with the student community. University of California, San Diego is both a history of campus planning and growth and a series of map-guided walking tours of its architectural landmarks, including visits to buildings by world-renowned architects, such as Antoine Predock, Michael Rotondi, and Moshe Safdie."
books  ucsd  sandiego  lajolla  antoinepredock  michaelrotondi  moshesafdie  design  history  architecture  from delicious
march 2011 by robertogreco
Flavorwire » Artist Conquers Wikipedia, One Image at a Time
"From December 2010 to January 2011, Brooklyn-based artist David Horvitz drove up the West Coast from Mexico to Oregon, stopping to take pictures of himself staring off into various vistas as a part of his latest project, Public Access. Horvitz took each of his images — a collection of pensively photobombed beaches, bridges, lighthouses, and creeks — and uploaded them to their proper Wikipedia pages, adding to and sometimes replacing the images already there."
art  internet  photography  california  wikipedia  washingtonstate  oregon  sandiego  borderfieldstatepark  2010  from delicious
march 2011 by robertogreco
California Bungalow - Wikipedia
"traces its origins to Indian province of Bengal, word itself derived from Hindi bangla or house in Bengali style. The native thatched roof huts were adapted by British, who built bungalows as houses for administrators and as summer retreats. Refined & popularized in California, many books list the first California house dubbed a bungalow as the one designed by the San Francisco architect A. Page Brown in the early 1890s. However, Brown's close friend, Joseph Worcester, designed a bungalow for himself & erected it atop a hill in Piedmont, across the bay from San Francisco, in 1877-78. The bungalow influenced Bernard Maybeck, Willis Polk & other San Francisco architects & Jack London, who rented Worcester's house from 1902-03 called it a "bungalow w/ a capital 'B'".<br />
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The bungalow became popular because it met the needs of changing times in which the lower middle class were moving from apartments to private houses in great numbers. Bungalows were modest, inexpensive & low-profile."
architecture  suburbia  bungalows  history  india  bengal  losangeles  sandiego  california  housing  homes  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
City Works Press
"The San Diego Writers Collective is a group of San Diego writers, poets, artists, and patrons dedicated to the publication and promotion of the work of San Diego area artists of all sorts. Our specific interests include local, ethnic, and border writing as well as formal innovation and progressive politics.<br />
The collective’s main focus is local, but we are open to occasional collaborations with writers from around the world. City Works Press is a non-profit press, funded by local writers and friends of the arts, committed to the publication of fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and art by members of the San Diego City College community and the community at large. While our institutional home is San Diego City College, the collective is not limited to City College faculty and students but rather is comprised of members from all over the region."
sandiego  publishing  sandiegocitycollege  writing  collective  progressive  politics  borders  poetry  art  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
GreenPublicArt's SanDiego Bookmarks on Delicious
art  sandiego  bookmarks  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Art Produce Gallery - North Park [See also: http://www.lynnsusholtz.com/]
"…a unique artist run storefront exhibition space and public art experience in North Park, a diverse and historic urban community of San Diego. The gallery is entirely visible from the sidewalk and was designed to accommodate sculptural installations, cross-disciplinary works, digital media, and performance events. The space allows for unconventional presentation opportunities for artists and unexpected art encounters for viewers. Intended to enliven the experience of the pedestrian it is an experiment in public art that is accessible to everyone in the community - an attempt to render visibility and transparency into the art process itself.<br />
Originally built as a market, the ART Produce building now houses the storefront gallery, artist’s studios, a community room, Caffe Carpe Diem, the San Diego Shambhala Meditation Group, & Stone Paper Scissors studio. The community room is utilized for public meetings, classes & workshops, film screenings & performance events."
sandiego  art  galleries  northpark  lynnsusholtz  glvo  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Magpie Studio | 
"Tae Hwang & M R Barnadas are visual artists…Their art & science relationship began as interns…at The Field Museum of Natural History…<br />
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For 10+ years they have been working & creating together in almost every conceivable sustance for many museums & independent research projects…combined skill set includes: traditional sculpting, painting, & drawing techniques, casting/mould making, metal/plastic/wood fabrication, blacksmithing, bronze foundry work, archival restoration methods, textiles, electronics/kinetics for art applications, heirloom craft processes, analog & digital print based design…<br />
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plant & animal models/illustrations, pictured…were informed by research heads of various biology disciplines. From pharmaceutical silicone (squid) to wax (cactus), new materials are used along w/ historically familiar ones, & both experimental & traditional modeling methods are applied…"
art  artists  melindabarnadas  models  animals  scale  restoration  illustration  nature  biology  sculpture  plants  taehwang  sandiego  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Magpie
"Magpie is a trans-national, interdisciplinary, and interactive performative public art collective. Magpie’s projects invite unusual cross-disciplinary collaborations. All our projects exist in public places and are dependent on audience interaction. We aim to inspire wonder by redefining the notion of “public art” to mean not only public access, but public as collaborative contributor to the work."
art  sandiego  interactive  california  artists  melindabarnadas  taehwang  collective  collaboration  publicart  glvo  audience  performance  interdisciplinary  trans-national  interaction  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
San Diego Stuck State With Schools' Big Bill - voiceofsandiego.org: The Hall
"Nathan Fletcher helped craft a deal that funneled a big share of an estimated $6 billion in tax money to downtown redevelopment. An alternate version of the bill would have directed more money to the state for local schools."
sandiego  politics  money  funding  schools  education  redevelopment  2011  nathanfletcher  robbery  greasedhands  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
The 2837 University Reading List [http://bit.ly/hi3y0i]
education  deschooling  learning  web  information  universities  the2837university  agitpropproject  unschooling  cv  northpark  local  sandiego  agitprop  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Border Field State Park Undergoes Redesign | KPBS.org
"A much-awaited redesign of the park, anticipating its reopening, will be unveiled at a public hearing in Imperial Beach today. The event will feature a design by San Diego Architect Jim Brown and a different plan offered by the Border Patrol.<br />
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Brown's plan centers on a common area between the two countries, incorporating a bi-national garden and public seating where people from both sides of the border can mingle. However, a wall at the border would remain, with security provided by the Border Patrol.<br />
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The public unveiling will is this afternoon at 5:30, at the Marina Vista Community Center in Imperial Beach."
jimbrown  architecture  borders  us  mexico  tijuana  borderfieldstatepark  sandiego  design  imperialbeach  firendshippark  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Map & Atlas Museum of La Jolla
"The La Jolla Map and Atlas Museum will feature maps that span 500 years, from the 15th century all the way to the mid-20th century. The maps are from all over the world, but most of the collection can be traced back to European roots. <br />
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The maps are a part of the Stone Map and Atlas Foundation, headed by local businessman and philanthropist Michael Stone, who has been collecting maps for 20 years. <br />
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“It was just not right having them locked up in an oversized closet,” said Stone, who also serves on the board of the San Diego Museum of Art and is an advisory board member for the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library. “This material needs to be seen and appreciated.”"
maps  mapping  lajolla  sandiego  museums  cartography  history  togo  tcsnmy  classideas  archives  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Track of the Day: 'Pull The Lever' - Brendan Hasenstab - Culture - The Atlantic
"Goddamn Electric Bill is the wonderful moniker of a one-man band from sunny San Diego, California. Jason Torbert happens to be that man, and he's been knocking about that local scene for the better part of the last seven years. <br />
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This song falls into the same sunny, melodic category as Delorean and other chillwave acts, but it's not aimed at the dance floor, at least not explicitly. The layered synths, double-dutch rhythms, and vocals buried deep in reverb celebrate being young and free, but this particular track also shimmers like the surface of a swimming pool on a blistering summer day. You don't really need to follow the plot; you can just enjoy the breeze and let it float by…"
sandiego  music  goddamnelectricbill  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
Perry Vasquez
art  artists  sandiego  agitpropproject  parryvasquez  ncmsd  from delicious
february 2011 by robertogreco
UC San Diego : Twitter
"This feed consolidates tweets from UC San Diego accounts."
ucsd  sandiego  twitter  aggregator  news  from delicious
january 2011 by robertogreco
CRCA - Center for Research in Computing and the Arts
"an organized research unit of UCSD that facilitates the creation of vanguard culture via computer science research. Areas of current activity include: next generation digital media, multicore computing, experimental computer games, future cinema, networked multimedia, software studies, cultural visualization, science/art collaborations, virtual reality and computer-spatialized audio. CRCA is also the home of the UCSD branch of the NSF sponsored Center for Hybrid Multicore Productivity Research.<br />
As the University of California’s oldest arts research center, CRCA pursues speculative cultural activities that draw upon humanistic analysis, engineering innovation and the insights of artistic expression. Faculty members devise new modes of artistic practice through their liaisons with international cultural institutions, technology industries, and interdisciplinary collaborations…"
research  technology  art  software  video  crca  ucsd  sandiego  from delicious
january 2011 by robertogreco
Conceptual art events, exhibitions, and collaborations - Set & Drift
"Set & Drift curates art and design exhibitions and events. We advocate interdisciplinary exchange and bring together a diverse network of international artists, designers, and craftsmen.<br />
We are modern storytellers. We create scenarios to showcase the ideas and work of creatives through nontraditional formats and venues. Blurring established boundaries, we use the many curious expressions of art and design to introduce something unexpected into the everyday experience. We believe this sparks conversations that inspire cultural innovation.<br />
The name Set & Drift originates from terms for the speed and direction of the current under a sailing ship. We navigate the cultural landscape, inviting the unforeseen to carry us to sought-after uncharted territories."
art  sandiego  design  glvo  networking  from delicious
january 2011 by robertogreco
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