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| SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 from 11 am to 4pm in the Gaslamp Quarter for the FALL BACK FESTIVAL WAY COOL! FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 8, 9
HEAD TO TOE EXPO AT DEL MAR FAIR GROUNDS. Dr. Gonda presents at 2:30 on Sunday. Call the museum for your FREE PASS! |
| "Aging with Attitude"
Saturday, November 8 |
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An Artistic Experience Workshop
 Led by Helen Redman, MFA : An internationally exhibited artist, feminist, teacher and grandmother who focuses on the heightened creativity and spiritual growth that comes with age.
Rethink growing older as an experience, as a concept and as a cultural phenomenon. At the Redman Studio we explore, celebrate, and expand individual and collective horizons. Bring materials you enjoy using or choose from the abundance of art media available at the studio. No previous art or writing skills. We are blooming creatively, sharing perspectives, having fun and growing older together "art-rageously!" Reserve a place by e-mailing redcrone@aol.com or calling 619-226-4644.
PLACE: REDMAN STUDIO
1022 Santa Barbara Street
San Diego, CA 92107
DATE & TIME: Saturday, Nov 8, 2008, 10-4 PM
FEE: sliding scale $55-75
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VOTING IS SEXY! Bring your proof of having voted into the museum and recieve a 25% discount on a black or pink "Voting is Sexy" Tshirt or other Museum gift shop item! |
| Offer Expires: November 15 | |
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Greetings!
The pumpkin patch is filled, the colors of fall are everywhere and occasionally we get to don a sweater! Autumn in southern California -a wonderful time to embrace our old traditions and learn new ones. I hope you will join as at one of our November offerings and discover a new tradition for your life! So mark your calendars!
Best regards, Ashley Gardner |
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" A Celebration of Life"
Original works on rice paper
by Dorothy Annette
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| Opening Reception, Friday, November 14, 6pm - 9pm
Food, Music, Art
"A Celebration of Life" is the conclusion of eight years of my investigation into being a human being. It is an expression of my experiences of Life since the turn of the century.
Considering my experiences creating my life from both the positive and negative context, this work is an expression of how I have come to view the delusional fog in which I sometimes float. The body languages of the figures express the attitudes that define experiences of Life. The still life work represents the objects that reside in my studio and home. These objects of which I admit an addiction to making and or collecting are the points of reference that compel me to create and recreate.  The effects of Life depend on the attitude in which one takes on what is important to them. My miraculous Life and occasional sadness manifest itself in every loving line and splotch on the paper.
Please join me in the celebration.
Dorothy Annette
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| National American Indian Heritage Month |
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, NOON TO 6PM
Please join us for an afternoon of music, food, basketweaving, gourd making, drum circles and storytelling in honor of and with our Indigenous Sisters.
"For 10 millennia before the Spanish and other European settlers arrived in California, the Kumeyaay Indian Nation lived in the area now divided into San Diego and Imperial Counties and Baja Norte. Although this nation of original inhabitants has been called Southern Diegueño, Diegueño-Kamia, Ipai-Tipai, and Mission Indians, the people prefer to be known as Kumeyaay...".
Hosted by Hall of Fame Inductee and Kumeyaay Activist, Karen Vigneault. Please call the museum for more information. 619 233-7963.
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