Tags : “art” - Page 4

You don't need to be a professional to have art meant to be experienced. Borna Safai talks to us about his project to do exactly that.

Interview in Culture — by Sahar — on May 29, 2011

The inspired work has become more and more difficult to find in a world where technology has allowed each of us to easily experiment with creativity.

Opinion in Culture — by Emily Dixon — on May 28, 2011

A story of joy in the aftermath of depression, As Happy as Ling looks at the dark side of life.

Review in Books — by Leslie Wright — on May 25, 2011

Although these works are best seen amid the visual and aural scope of the concert hall, fans of will find much to treasure in these videos.

Review in Video — by Pat Padua — on May 09, 2011

Thirty San Diego artists pay homage to Charles Bukowski in paint, needlepoint, and more.

Review in Culture — by Kevin Freitas — on May 06, 2011

You will love visiting the evil garden, and admission is free.

Review in Books — by Shannon Turlington — on Apr 27, 2011

The lesser known poems by the author of "Red Badge of Courage."

Review in Books — by Cray Allred — on Apr 26, 2011

The banners outside the sideshow may be more of a revelation than the shabby wonders within.

Review in Culture — by Dave Nalle — on Apr 08, 2011

A grainy black and white vision; stark, but also human.

Review in Books — by Pat Padua — on Apr 03, 2011

Werner Herzog's newest documentary (and first 3D film) showcases some truly remarkable imagery that will be imprinted on the viewer's mind.

Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Mar 29, 2011