by Roxana Lopez June 23, 2020 While we have all adjusted to social distancing and continue to avoid large gatherings, we are finding new ways of connecting. Whether it is […]
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THE BUZZ: ‘We Are Listening’ and How to Bring True Diversity into Performing Arts
Ahmed Dents Discusses Online Forum ‘We Are Listening’ and How to Bring True Diversity into Performing Arts By Cori Wilbur June 15, 2020 On a surface level, the theater appears […]
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THE BUZZ: 20 Oldest Watering Holes in San Diego
Article by Michael Ruiz June15, 2020 Originally, this project began as a photo history of the impact the temporary closures were having on neighborhood small businesses. Being a bartender myself, […]
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THE BUZZ: The PGK Project Continues to Break Conventions of Dance with “While we were Home”
By Cori Wilbur June 23, 2020 The hard truth is that, for the foreseeable future, we simply do not know when gathering in the dance studio will be safe again. […]
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THE BUZZ: Justin Huertas and Kirsten deLohr Helland Bring the Spirit of ‘Lizard Boy’ to the Virtual Sphere
By Cori Wilbur May 12, 2020 The ‘lizards’–composer Justin Huertas and collaborator Kirsten ‘Kiki’ deLohr Helland, stars of award-winning play Lizard Boy –took over Diversionary Theatre’s YouTube channel this past […]
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THE BUZZ: Funding Initiative Launches to Support San Diego area Arts Groups
Article by Rebecca Romani May 12, 2020 With everyone social distancing and public spaces, restaurants, libraries, art galleries, etc. closed, the San Diego region is starting to resemble one of […]
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THE BUZZ: Martha Gilmer, CEO of San Diego Symphony, on the Ways to Experience Classical Music at Home
By Cori Wilbur April 21, 2020 Last week, the San Diego Symphony announced that the remainder of performances scheduled for this season have been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. […]
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THE BUZZ: Bread & Salt Rises for its Community
By Roxana Lopez April 17, 2020 Yesterday marked one month since San Diego County was sheltered in place by California Governor Gavin Newsom. Forcing galleries, museums and small business, to […]
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THE BUZZ: The Arts Find a Silver Lining to Social Distancing
By Cori Wilbur April 7, 2020 Amidst quarantine closures, the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Diego Museum of Art and others seize the opportunity to expand and create. During crises, creativity […]
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THE BUZZ: A Collaborative Approach: Two Artists’ Response to the Pandemic
Article by Cathy Breslaw April 8, 2020 Most artists work in relative isolation. Our collective art practices and the creative process demand it. It goes against the human urge to […]
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THE BUZZ: Closing on Opening Night. The San Diego Latino Film Fest Adjusts to a New Reality.
Article by Roxana Lopez March 27, 2020 The state of California has been sheltering in place since March 19th, and dozens of creative organizations have opted to go online in […]
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THE BUZZ: The Show Must Go On(line)
A Virtual Cultural Event Roundup by Kristen Schweizer March 18, 2020 San Diego citizens have been called to help flatten the COVID-19 curve by social distancing. As of today, Governor […]
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