The weekend before this past one seems far away now after catching up from a Monday holiday and a Thursday blackout. But, we did take a bunch of photos of some of our favorite pieces at
Art San Diego and want to share them with you now that they’re finally ready to post. An exciting trend among the galleries represented at the Hilton was that Mexico City offered up some of the best art. Not all the artists represented by the Mexico galleries were Mexican (Norman Mooney, for one, is Irish and based in New York), but many were, and it’s apparent that Mexico City’s curators have stellar taste.
The earliest in the set are from San Diego-based galleries. We hope to see a lot more work from these talented artists and designers soon!
Adam Belt, Through The Looking Glass (After the James Webb Space Telescope Light Gathering Mirror)
Adam Belt, Echo
Quint Contemporary Art (San Diego)
Quint Contemporary Art (San Diego)
Domestic Pleasures show
Domestic Pleasures show
SDSU School of Art, Design and Art History: Furniture Design (San Diego)
Domestic Pleasures show
SDSU School of Art, Design and Art History: Furniture Design (San Diego)
Mauricio Esquivel, “Untitled,” from Displacement Line
Eds Galería (Mexico City, MX)
Ecoh Galeria (Mexico City, MX)
Hugo Lugo, Cuaderno Para Ensayar el Vacio (A Notebook to Try Out Emptiness)
Ginocchio Gallery (Mexico City, MX)
Castor (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Castor (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
