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Feb 9 2013 |
New for You LectureA San Diego for San DiegoSaturday, 10:30 amGallery 16  Pedro de Mena. San Diego De Alcala, ca. 1665. Painted wood. Museum purchase with funds provided by the estate of Donald W. Shira The Museum recently acquired San Diego by Pedro de Mena using funds from the recent bequest of Donald. W. Shira and a generous gift from Anne Otterson.. Dr. John Marciari, Curator of European Art, will discuss the story behind this recent acquisition while shedding light on the sculptor Pedro de Mena and on San Diego, the saint for whom our city is named. continue reading |
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Feb 9 2013 |
Second Saturday Workshop: Landscape PaintingInspired by Charles ReiffelSaturday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmThe San Diego Museum of Art  Create a watercolor landscape painting using colors and materials inspired by the California plein-air school of painting leader Charles Reiffel. This three hour workshop led by Lucy Eron, Museum Educator, will begin with a tour of the exhibition for inspiration. The Second Saturday Workshop Series is a NEW adult program that will explore exhibitions and installations at the Museum. Each begins with a tour of the related exhibition, followed by the fine art workshop. continue reading |
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Feb 9 2013 |
Pompidou Workshop: Journey through the CitySaturday, 1:00 pm - 2:30 pmThe San Diego Museum of Art Visitors of all ages can invent their own city and explore an imaginary urban environment with others during this guided workshop in Journey Through the City. Working with more than 1,000 pieces of materials in the space, visitors will be able to manipulate and transform their visionary models of urban landscapes. Workshop Theme: Transporting the Public |
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Feb 9 2013 |
Pompidou Workshop: Journey through the CitySaturday, 3:30 pm - 5:00 pmThe San Diego Museum of Art Visitors of all ages can invent their own city and explore an imaginary urban environment with others during this guided workshop in Journey Through the City. Working with more than 1,000 pieces of materials in the space, visitors will be able to manipulate and transform their visionary models of urban landscapes. Workshop Theme: Transporting the Public |
