65° Partly CloudyReview: 'Stoker'
- March 15
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Guest blogger Nathan John says director Park Chan Wook wows with unconventional style in his first American film, "Stoker" (opens March 15). It is not to be missed!
Want To Throw Away Art And Don't Know How?
- March 14
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Are you tired of seeing so much art in San Diego? All the murals and waterfront sculptures got you down? KPBS culture reporter Angela Carone says a company called Art Disposal Service is hoping to solve the problem of too much art in the city.
Memories In The Making Art Auction
- March 13
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This Friday the Alzheimer’s Association of San Diego will hold its Memories in the Making Art Auction. See how art created by patients with Alzheimer’s is helping to raise awareness and money.
Review: 'Oz the Great and Powerful'
- March 7
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Guest blogger Nathan John says, welcome to the re-imagined, re-colorized, yet not totally legally, Land of Oz! Follow the grey cement road to Disney's prequel in San Diego theaters March 8. (Warning: I will be spoiling things.)
Weekend Preview: Casual Encounters, Love Notes and The HeART of Lotería
- Feb. 14
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Whether or not you're looking to celebrate Valentine's Day, we've got you covered with things to do this weekend.
Preview: Media Storm
- Feb. 5
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Protea Gallery is a new addition to the North Park Scene. KPBS Arts Reporter Beth Accomando stopped by to see the installation of the new exhibit Textscapes featuring a paper sculpture by Joyce Dallal.
Midday Movies: Spike And Mike's 30th Anniversary Festival Of Animation Extravaganza
- Feb. 4
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Whenever you see a festival branded with the names "Spike and Mike," you can be assured that there will be something to dazzle the senses. Spike and Mike’s 30th Anniversary Festival of Animation Extravaganza kicks off this Saturday at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla.
Culture Lust’s February Finds
- Feb. 2
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2013 is full of promise on the arts and culture front. Culture Lust contributor Alex Morales shares her top 10 picks for the month of February.
Alice In Wonderland Mural Discovered On SDSU Campus
- Jan. 10
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Archeologists often have to be great detectives. A professor at San Diego State has used his detective skills to find hidden historic murals on the university’s campus. KPBS culture reporter Angela Carone says he’s discovered a new one, featuring a beloved character from children’s literature.
Preparing For The Return Of The Kiss Statue
- Dec. 24
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Starting in January, crews will begin preparing a waterfront park for the return of the "kiss statue."
Weekend Preview: A Garden Of Lights, The Echo Of Dracula, And A Cook's Confablieri
- Dec. 13
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This weekend in San Diego presents some great opportunities to join in the merriment of the holiday season, either by enjoying holiday themed activities or just taking part in the unique offerings that make San Diego a culturally and gastronomically enriching place to live.
Weekend Preview: Local Art Shows And Boozy-Themed Dinners
- Dec. 6
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From local art shows to unique, four-course meals inspired by the drinks they're paired with, here are a few events to check out this weekend.
December Arts And Culture Picks
- Dec. 6
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The year is coming to an end and the holidays are in full swing. Culture Lust contributor Alex Morales shares her top 10 arts and culture picks for December.
Behind The Scenes: 'Street Art Prophets'
- Nov. 29
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Circle Circle dot dot describes itself as community based theater. It kicks off its second season tonight by focusing on a community of artists often relegated to the fringes. Go behind the scenes for the evolution of "Street Art Prophets" (running November 29 through December 15 at 10th Avenue Theater).
'Behold, America!' Showcases The History Of American Art
- Nov. 14
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A new exhibition at three San Diego museums celebrates American art over the last three centuries.
