Art and Exhibits in Public Places
at NTC Promenade as of November 2011
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Recovering the Artist Martha Pace Swift Gallery 2820 Roosevelt Road (next to Solare) Opens November 4th Open 7 Days A new show of art by artists with mental illness, in cooperation with Expressive Arts Institute, NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness) and CAC (Creative Arts Consortium). Curated by the Expressive Arts Institute. Admission: Free
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Seduced by Dance Mandell Weiss Gallery, Dance Place, 2650 Truxtun Road Now through March 2012 Open 7 Days Enjoy Photographic images by Raymond Elstad created over the last several months with the dancers of our Dance Place Resident Companies: Jean Isaacs San Diego Dance Theater, Malashock Dance, and San Diego Baller. Admission:Free |
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"Archimage" by Jeffery Laundeslager Next to Dance Place, 2650 Truxtun Rd. Curated by Betsy Lane Art Ongoing Open 7 Days Jeffery Laudenslager lives in Encinitas, CA, but his work is all over the U.S. and the world—England, Germany, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, and others. Jeffery’s graceful kinetic pieces have been described as visual tai-chi. His work is in many private collections as well as numerous public sites, including the Laguna Art Museum, The Woodlands in Texas, and the Wolfstein Sculpture Parks at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla and Encinitas. The piece is for sale through Betsy Lane Art at 619-997-7491 or www.betsylaneart.com with proceeds supporting the NTC Foundation.
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“She Dances” Outside Dance Place, 2650 Truxtun Road Curated by Betsy Lane Art Ongoing Open 7 Days Robert Holmes has been exhibiting sculptures over the past twenty-five years in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Uplifting emotions are a central theme in the work and as Holmes says, there is, "No politics, no horror, no shock, no ugliness. There's enough of that in the world!" Through the human form, Holmes conveys a Zen like serenity, grace, optimism, and strength. The piece is for sale through Betsy Lane Art at 619-997-7491 or www.betsylaneart.com with proceeds supporting the NTC Foundation. Admission:Free
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Point Loma Legacy Exhibit NTC Command Center, 2640 Historic Decatur Road Ongoing - Open 7 Days An exhibit telling the story of Point Loma and its role as the Gateway to San Diego. Admission: Free |
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Vice Admiral James Stockdale and Sybil Stockdale Tribute NTC Command Center, 2640 Historic Decatur Road Ongoing - Open 7 Days Exhibit about the POW experience in Vietnam and the story about two of America’s greatest heroes of the period. Admission: Free |
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“The Life of a Naval Training Center Recruit” Exhibit Barracks 19, 2690 Historic Decatur Road Open 7 Days An exhibit in an historic barracks building – now housing artist studios - that tells the story of the life of an NTC recruit from the time they stepped off the bus to graduation from bootcamp 12 weeks later. Admission: Free |