June 24, 2024 by Cornelia Feye Blue is the color of the sky and of water. But for artist Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio it is also the color of memory. In […]
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CORNELIA FEYE arrived in New York City from Germany thirty years ago with two suitcases and a typewriter. Since then, she has tried to combine her background as an art historian – she holds a M.A. in Art History and Anthropology from the University of Tübingen, Germany – with her experiences travelling around the world for seven years, and her love for writing. After a career in museum education, she founded Konstellation Press in 2016, an indie publishing company for genre fiction, to give a voice to independent writers and create a supportive community for local authors. Feye’s first novel, Spring of Tears, an art mystery set in France, won the San Diego Book Award. During the pandemic she finished her fourth novel Death of a Zen Master, a mystery set in a remote Zen Monastery. Cornelia lives in Ocean Beach, where she finds inspiration in her garden and always looks for the green flash.
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THE BUZZ: Markers of Memory: Memoria Terra & Back Alley Poetry Club
By Cornelia Feye June 20, 2024 Words cover a long alley way in the heart of City Heights. The surface of the street has been transformed into a giant poetry […]
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THE BUZZ: When the mind creates meaning: Jasper Johns at the San Diego Museum of Art
by Cornelia Feye May 28, 2024 Jasper Johns, Prints & Drawings, May 18-October 27San Diego Museum of Art, Balboa Park Since early in his career in the mid 1950s, Jasper […]
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THE BUZZ: ‘Nature is too green and the lighting is terrible’ – Rococco painting gets a makeover at the Timken Museum.
by Cornelia Feye April 16, 2024 The scene depicted in François Boucher’s painting Lovers in the Park is like a Rococo version of the reality TV show The Bachelor. In […]
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THE BUZZ: Stretch Your Limits! Peter Hillary at La Jolla Music Society’s New Changemaker Lecture Series
by Cornelia Feye January 23, 2024 The new Changemaker Lecture series at the Conrad opened to a full house last week. Peter Hillary, son of Edmund Hillary, who first climbed […]
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THE BUZZ: Powerful Portraits of Resilience: Capturing the Stories of Nature’s Survivors
by Cornelia Feye October 24, 2023 James Balog is a nature photographer traveling around the world for The New Yorker, National Geographic, and the Smithsonian Institute in search the best […]
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THE BUZZ: Exploring the Enigmatic Artistry of Kelly Akashi: Formations
Article by Cornelia Feye September 25, 2023 Every year, L.A. based Kelly Akashi makes a bronze cast of her hands to mark the passage of time and chronicle its changes […]
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THE BUZZ: New Children’s Museum Plans Exhibition focusing on Life and Work of Octavia Butler
by Cornelia Feye July 11, 2023 Octavia Butler’s novel Parable of the Sower begins in the year 2024, the same year the NCM’s exhibition Octavia E. Butler: Seeding Futures will open. […]
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THE BUZZ: 5 Reasons why the Merger of SDMA and MoPA is a win-win situation
Cornelia Feye June 12, 2023 On July 1, the The San Diego Museum of Art and The Museum of Photographic Arts will merge to become one unified institution. The San Diego […]
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THE BUZZ: Wendell Kling’s ‘Coruscating Sanctuary’ Shines Bright at the Athenaeum
Article by Cornelia Feye May 30, 2023 Walking into the Athenaeum’s current exhibition is like stepping into the hushed, calm atmosphere of a cathedral, illuminated by jewel-tone stained-glass windows. The […]
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THE BUZZ: Mingei International Museum highlights Indigenous Art commitment in Preston Singletary lecture
Article by Cornelia Feye May 7, 2023 Mingei Museum’s Commitment to Indigenous Art Preston Singletary, Tlingit glass artist and bearer of tradition, originally wanted to become a rock star. He […]
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THE BUZZ: Anne Mudge’s Wire & Beads sculptures turn Quint Gallery into a magical botanical garden
Article by Cornelia Feye May 7, 2023 Anne Mudge, Wire & Beads, Quint Gallery, April 15-May 27 Entering Quint Gallery in La Jolla, an intricate organic-looking shape with red beads […]
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