Day: July 6, 2022

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• Opera Theatre

Myths and Misconceptions of the Art World | Myth #2 – Art Sells Itself

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] In my last post, I shared my thoughts on the health and vitality...

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• Opera Theatre

San Diego Opera closes 2022 season with a surplus, thanks to federal grants during COVID

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] This time last summer, San Diego Opera battened down its hatches to prepare...

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• Music

We Need to Change the Way We Think About Digital Art

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] From videogames to self-portraits at a new exhibition, How to Win at Photography,...

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• Music

Raisa Nosova Fights Invasion of Ukraine with Paint Brushes in JC

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] Hoboken-based artist Raisa Nosova was two months pregnant when Russia bombed Kiev. With...

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• Art And Entertainment

Coffee Grounds Live a Second Life as Reusable Mugs That Circumvent Single-Use Plastics

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1]  Design #coffee #sustainability All images © Kreis Cup Disposable coffee cups are...

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• Art And Entertainment

Entertainment and fun: Summer Saturdays Arts Series returns in Perry | Top Story

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] PERRY — The Summer Saturday Art Series is back with its eclectic mix...

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• Art & Design

New interactive art installation in front of Ackland Art Museum engages community

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] The Ackland Art Museum installed a new interactive art piece, or “spatial gesture,”...

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• Art & Design

“Tout Doux (Gong Bath)”: Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld at Quartz Studio, Turin

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] The mental, physical, emotional stress that globalized capitalism constantly sparks has made the...

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• Art & Culture

Voices of Experience – Carl Bretzke

July 6, 2022 Janice K. Johnson

[ad_1] Voices of Experience Carl Bretzke Main Beach Silhouette       16 x...