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VIEWPOINT
Spring 2013
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A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DANIEL FOSTER
Oceanside Museum of Art
OMA VIEWPOINT
A quarterly publication and one
of the many benefits of OMA membership
704 Pier View Way
Oceanside, CA 92054
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ADMISSIONS:
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Seniors 65+: $5
Students, Military & dependents
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OMA members complimentary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Cheryl Weiner, President
Robert Pendleton, MD, Vice President
Clay Alexander, Secretary
Stefan Nguyen, Treasurer
Marilyn Agredano
David R. Arnold
Julie Aspiras, MD
Jeremy Cohen
Leslee Gaul
John Jensen
Judy La Bounty
Mike McCarthy
Carolyn Mickelson
Ann Mortland
Richard Newell
Tom Nunan
Eric Phlegar
Pam Smith
Rudy Van Hunnick
Craig Weatherwax
Daniel Foster, Cheryl Weiner (OMA Board President)
The new year of 2013 is off to a very fast start for
the Oceanside Museum of Art! After only several
months as the museum’s director, I am very excited
about the new exhibitions, programs, partnerships
and opportunities that are developing for OMA
members and art patrons throughout San Diego and
Southern California. Already this year, OMA has attracted huge turnouts to each of our receptions and
important events (600 attended the Hubbell/Salk
opening reception in early February; 400 attended
our Art After Dark event in January). Additionally,
OMA is generating tremendous press attention resulting in significantly greater numbers of admissions and new members. Overall museum membership has increased 10% in the past 2 months!
OMA is aggressively building a new vision for the future of the museum, which has spurred a “buzz”
in the North County and San Diego arts community about the museum’s programs and developing opportunities. Several significant strategies and priorities are in development with our outstanding Board,
staff, volunteers, and partners that will be announced over the next year. However, I wish to share with
you a few new directions that are ready for announcement.
First, OMA intends to focus significant exhibition and programming attention on the tremendous array
of diverse and talented artists living and working in San Diego. Producing insightful scholarship about
our region’s talent and connecting it with the larger Southern California, national, and international arts
discourse will be a critical priority for the museum in the next few years.
As all visitors to OMA know, OMA is greatly endowed with a fabulous museum facility – a 2008 Fredrick Fisher renovation/expansion to our original Irving Gill historic 1934 City Hall building. Taking a
fresh perspective on our wonderful museum and all of its capabilities, OMA is looking to reconfigure
our facility to better serve the public with additional exhibition and programming galleries/spaces. For
example our lobby, outside terrace/plaza, and stairwell are all ripe for the exhibition of artwork and
sculpture, in particular.
In addition, our lower level – historically off limits to the public – has a significant amount of space that
can accommodate a 700 square foot exhibition/project space gallery and a 900 square foot youth/adult
education classroom. With the generous support of our members and donors over the next months of
this year, we can open these new spaces and offer the high quality of programming that OMA is known
for. So...get ready...we’ve got much more to announce in the near future.
Daniel Foster
James Hubbell/Ellen Salk Reception
February 2 and Neville Page Closing
Reception January 5
Mardi Gras Brunch Fundraiser
February 10 and Dinner of Distinction November 9, 2012
IN LOVING MEMORY
Emeritus
Jean Burns
Carol Mitchell
Randy Mitchell
Bob Pickrel
Bobbie Thill
OMA STAFF
Daniel Foster, Executive Director
Tara Smith, Deputy Director
Danielle Deery, Director of
Exhibitions and Communications
Julia Fister, Education Coordinator
Teri Ellis, Membership Manager
Mitzi Summers, Manager of Programs and Events
Erika Koga, Installation Manager and
Graphic Designer
Lissette Guzman, Building and
Facilities Manager/Preparator
Nancy Bergmann, Museum Store Manager
Stacy Faulkner, Facility Rental
Tracy Black, Art After Dark Coordinator
Amy Ziegler, Accountant
Newsletter cover image: James Hubbell,
Three Sentinels, 1995
Photo credit John Durant
From left: Danielle Deery,
James Hubbell, Bram Dijkstra
John Jensen (OMA Board Member), Marla Jensen
From left: Daniel Foster, Lorne M. Buchman
(President of Art Center College of Design),
Neville Page, David Arnold (OMA Board Member)
From left: Elizabeth Van Hunnick,
Tara Smith, Rudy Van Hunnick
The Board of Trustees
and Staff of OMA would
like to express our deepest condolences to the
family and friends of
Randy Mitchell. A leading advocate for OMA
at its inception, Randy
Mitchell was an OMA
Founder and Founding
OMA Board President.
EXHIBITIONS
VOLCANOS AND FULL MOONS: ERNEST SILVA
MAY 25 - SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
At once comic, contemplative
and expressive of the human
condition, Ernest Silva’s body of
work reflects his interest in using
multiple-narratives to explore
personal and universal images.
Recognized for his metaphoric
imagery of deer, lighthouses,
water, birds and figures, Silva
will present an engaging conversation between his earlier and
more recent work occupying
two exhibition galleries and our
lobby!
Ernest Silva, House, Trees, Family, 2012
Silva derives his imagery from a
variety of sources: family photographs of his childhood in
Rhode Island, vintage story book
covers from the 1950’s, popular
culture and art history. His imagery is also informed by memory,
providing a panoply of symbols
that combine to activate a strong
emotional response. Interested
in the intersection between
painting, sculpture and installation his exhibition will reflect
a combination of the three that
will transform the galleries into
a stage set with drawings and
paintings on the walls and props
on the floor. Silva encourages
the viewer to become part of
the painting and the story, losing
the separation between artist, art
and audience.
Ernest Silva moved to San Diego from Rhode Island in 1979
to accept a teaching position at
the University of California San
Diego where he is a Professor
of Visual Art. Since then he has
been an active force not only in
the San Diego/Southern California art community, but also on
a national and international level. His public art projects have
included an installation at the
Centro Cultural Tijuana, Tijuana, Mexico and he has a major
long-term project called the Rain
House at The New Children’s
Museum of San Diego.
Ernest Silva Illustrated Lecture
Saturday, May 25, 2-4 p.m.
Complimentary for OMA
Members
Free with general admission
Artists@Work: Ernest Silva
Thursday, June 6, 6-9 p.m.
Complimentary for OMA Members
$10 Nonmembers
Exhibition Reception
in conjuction with the opening of
OMA’s Jay Johnson, Charles Arnoldi
and Tony DeLap Exhibitions
Saturday, June 29, 5-7 p.m.
Complimentary for OMA Members
$10 Nonmembers
LOOKING FOR THINGS: JAY JOHNSON
May 25 - September 15, 2013
The diversity of Jay Johnson’s
chosen media is paralleled
in his constant exploration of
new modes of expression that
reflect his dry humor and inventive nature. Working with
found and reclaimed objects,
wood, metal, clay and paper,
each of Johnson’s works hint
at satirical short stories derived
from his imagination and the
world around him. Johnson has
played an active role in the San
Diego art scene since the 1980s
and most recently completed a
major project for the County of
San Diego. This exhibition presents recent work along with a
sampling of seminal pieces from
his oeuvre.
Tour of the County of San Diego
Art Collection with Jay Johnson
Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
$50 OMA Members
$60 Nonmembers
See Viewpoint back cover for details.
Exhibition Reception
in conjuction with the opening of
OMA’s Ernest Silva, Charles Arnoldi
and Tony DeLap Exhibitions
Saturday, June 29, 5-7 p.m.
Complimentary for OMA
Members / $10 Nonmembers
Jay Johnson Lecture:
The 1980s Downtown
San Diego Art Scene
Saturday, July 13, 2-4 p.m.
Complimentary for OMA Members
Free with general admission
Jay Johnson, Looking for Things, 2010
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COMING EVENTS
March 9
Herb Turner: Realist/Idealist
Exhibition Opening
5 - 7 pm
PROGRAMS
ARTISTS@WORK: ELLEN SALK
March 14, 6-9 p.m.
March 14
Artists@Work: Ellen Salk
6 - 9 pm
March 23
James Hubbell Panel Discussion
2 - 4 pm
April 4
333’s Jazz at the Museum:
Susanna Kurner Trio
7 - 9 pm
Ela Boyd, Actualities #3
April 13
New Member Reception
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at OMA
where
four
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MFA artists
invited to collaborate with a
May 4
Lecture on San Diego Architecture
2 - 4 pm
Ellen Salk, photo credit Joe Belcovson
May 11
James Hubbell Bus Trip
9 am - 5 pm / 11 am - 7 pm
May 16
Patron Party
5:30 - 7:30 pm
May 25
Ernest Silva Illustrated Lecture
2- 4 pm
William Glen Crooks, Pacific Crossing
June 1 may include
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10 am
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of Crooks’
oil paintings
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of shadow. Ernest
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Artists@Work:
Silva
in San Diego,
and currently
6 - 9 pm
working in Imperial Beach,
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Participate in the creation of a
communal wall drawing that
incorporates intuitive and repetitive mark making guided
by artist Ellen Salk at the next
Artists@Work on March 14.
Taking inspiration from the exhibition Synesthesia: Manifestations of Energy, Paintings by
Ellen Salk and Sound by Christopher Adler this program will
engage guests to create drawings alongside artist Ellen Salk.
Hear from experts in their field
including distinguished art critic
Sally Yard, artist Ellen Salk and
composer Christopher Adler in
this dynamic conversation about
the intersection of sound and
image. Guests will learn more
about the Ellen Salk/Christopher
Adler exhibition on view, the
collaborative process behind
their work and the historical
context of different modalities of
artist collaboratives.
Complimentary for OMA
Members
$10 Nonmenbers
Visit oma-online.org or call (760)
435-3721 for reservations.
Complimentary for OMA
Members
Free with general admission
Seating is on a first come basis and
limited to 125 people.
WHY IS SCULPTURE RELEVANT IN THE AGE OF TEXTING?
PANEL DISCUSSION WITH JAMES HUBBELL, TJ DIXON, DANA SPRINGS
AND KENNETH CAPPS, MODERATED BY DANIEL FOSTER
March 23, 2-4 p.m.
May 6
Artist Alliance Quarterly Exchange
6:30 - 9 pm
May 10
Art After Dark:
Dr. Steampunk’s Art Extravaganza
7 - 9 pm
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 13, 2-3:30 p.m.
James Hubbell,
Photo Credit John Durant
Weigh in on the role and relevancy of sculpture in our community
during this engaging conversation with artists James Hubbell,
TJ Dixon, Kenneth Capps along
with City of San Diego public
art coordinator Dana Springs.
Approaching the subject from
multiple perspectives the discussion will offer insight into the
practice of sculpture and public
art in contemporary society and
the challenges faced by artists.
Complimentary for OMA Members
Free with general admission
Seating is on a first come basis
and limited to 125 people.
Hubbell Bus Trip
1st trip SOLD OUT
So we ordered a 2nd Bus!
Saturday, May 11
11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
$70 OMA Members
$80 Nonmembers
333’S JAZZ AT THE MUSEUM: SUSANNA KURNER TRIO
April 4, 7-9 p.m.
With her retro-cool style and
sassy stage presence, Susanna Kurner is sure to pack
the house at her OMA premier. Her original songs are
simple and straight-forward
and convey emotion and
classic sympathies, speaking to the influential sounds
of Rose Maddox, Peggy Lee,
Ella Fitzgerald, Loretta Lynn,
Patsy Cline, Buck Owens, and many other musicians of the ‘50s and ‘60s.
Join OMA and 333 Pacific
Restaurant for this dynamic
jazz series with a new cocktail format. Guests will enjoy
gourmet appetizers, desserts
and specialty wines throughout the show with plenty of
room for dancing and mingling.
$20 OMA Members
$30 Nonmembers
Visit www.oma-online.org or
call (760) 435-3721 for reservations. Seating is limited.
PROGRAMS
ART AFTER DARK:
DR. STEAMPUNK’S ART EXTRAVAGANZA
May 10, 7-10 p.m.
LECTURE ON SAN DIEGO ARCHITECTURE
MAY 4, 2-4 p.m.
retro-futuristic technology and
clockwork wonders collide in
an amazing circus of oddities
and artistic invention. Immerse
yourself in an evening of art, innovation, fashion, live music,
art performances, interactive art
areas and more. Experience a
unique and alternative world of
wonder at Dr. Steampunk’s Art
Extravaganza!
Brian Giberson, Steampowered Heart, 2012
Mark your calendars for the return of Dr. Steampunk’s Art Extravaganza on Friday, May 10,
where a carnival of curiosities
awaits you at the next Art After
Dark. Immerse yourself in the
art and culture of the Steampunk
movement where Victorian fashion, science fiction, fantasy,
Herb Turner
Admission is $10 for OMA Members or $20 for Nonmembers.
This price includes complimentary appetizers and 1 drink ticket,
with additional tickets available
for purchase. Visit oma-online.
org or call (760) 435-3721 for
reservations, or get your tickets at the door the night of the
event. OMA invites guests 21+
to attend Art After Dark. Special
thank you to our signature sponsor The Beach Terrace Inn.
James Hubbell
THE MUSEUM BALL
JULY 27, 6-11 p.m.
OMA and Green Oceanside
have teamed up to present a provocative documentary and student film contest during Oceanside Green Week 2013. Featuring
Academy Award winner Jeremy
Irons, Trashed is a groundbreaking environmental documentary
that explores the world’s most
environmentally polluted places.
In addition to this screening, top
entries from the Environmental
Film Contest will be shown prior
to the featured film.
The film will be projected outside on the museum’s terrace
with limited seating available.
For more informaiton call Colleen Foster at (760) 435-5021.
This program, and all the exhibitions on view, are free and open
to the public.
Irving Gill and Frederick Fisher
RENT THE MUSEUM
THE ART AUCTION
FALL FUNDRAISER
OCTOBER 26
6:30-9:30 p.m.
James Hubbell, Twin Cloudsm, 2011,
from 2012 auction
Returning to Oceanside Plaza
the 2013 Museum Ball will be an
elegant black-tie dinner dance
under the stars. Make your reservations by June 30 to receive
the early bird price of $175 per
person. Beginning July 1 tickets
will be $200. Call (760) 4353721 for reservations. Black Tie
Preferred.
Tinsley Becker is the foundingPrincipal at Urbana Preservation and Planning, LLC. She is a
member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP)
and is listed on the Register of
Professional Historians.
Complimentary for OMA Members
Free with general admission
Seating is on a first come basis and limited to 125 people.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THESE UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL
FILM FESTIVAL
April 25, 6-9 p.m.
Learn about San Diego’s rich
architectural history in this illustrated lecture presented by
Wendy L. Tinsley Becker. This
overview will focus on Modernist architecture highlighting the
work of Herbert B. Turner and
James Hubbell providing insight
into their exhibitions on view at
OMA.
Featuring work by over 50 San
Diego artists this silent and live
art auction is a great opportunity
to collect exceptional works of
art and support OMA at the same
time. This exhibition will open
on October 5 and will be on view
until the The Art Auction event
takes place at OMA on October
26. Bidding will begin October
5 and will close October 26 at
approximately 8:30 p.m. Tickets
are $50 for Members and $65
for Nonmember. Call (760) 4353721 for reservations.
OMA is the perfect place
for your special event. We
have hosted weddings,
anniversaries, Proms, corporate mixers, community meetings and more.
Whether you rent a single
gallery space or the entire
facility, our talented staff
at the museum will make
sure your event is filled
with lasting memories.
Call (760) 435-3721 or
email [email protected] for more information on OMA Facility
Rentals.
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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Enviroscapes:
Jen Trute Retrospective
through April 28 (extended)
EDUCATION
DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES-NEW!
JUNE 5, 12, 19, 26, 10-11:30 a.m.
OMA’s new Distinguished Lecture Series will showcase a brief
survey of Western art history.
Presented by Ann Hoehn this series will take place June 5, 12,
19 and 26 in the Groves Auditorium from 10:00-11:30 a.m.
Flavia Gilmore:
Paper, Wood, Metal
through April 28
Complimentary for OMA Members
$10 per lecture for Nonmembers
Light refreshments will be served.
In Search of Shadows:
James Hubbell Sculpture
through June 9 (extended)
Ann Hoehn is a former Adjunct
Professor of Art History at the
University of San Diego and the
former Curator of Education at
the Timken Museum.
Synesthesia: Manifestations of
Energy, Paintings by
Ellen Salk and Sound
by Christopher Adler
through May 5
Herb Turner
Realist/Idealist
March 10 - May 19
Tony DeLap
June 30 - September 29
The Art Auction
October 5 - 26
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Seating is limited, for reservations
please call (760) 435-3721.
Register your kids for a creative
Summer Art Camp at OMA. Using OMAs current and past exhibits, we will focus on art and
artists from Southern California.
Children will be involved in both
individual and group art projects
using the mediums of painting,
drawing, sculpture and graphic
design. Children will also produce an art exhibition, which
parents and friends will be invited
to view on the final day of camp.
Designed for kids age 8 to 12.
Camp runs from 9:00 a.m to
12:00 p.m. each day with the
same program each week.
OCEANSIDE DAYS OF
ART AND OMA
April 20-21, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
CAMP PENDLETON
FREE FAMILY ART DAY
MAY 19
FREE FAMILY ART DAY
AT OMA
JUNE 9, 1-4 p.m.
Bring the kids to the museum during the Oceanside
Days of Art (ODA) festival
April 20-21 for creative art
projects inspired by the
exhibitions on view. ODA
will take place on Pier View
Way and Ditmar. OMA will
host a creative activity on
our terrace from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. each day to celebrate the 125th anniversary
of Oceanside. Nonmember
general admission is $4,
$2.50 for seniors and free
for students and military.
Support Arts Education for our
Military Community!
Join in the fun as we creatively
explore the art of Charles Arnoldi
and Ernest Silva at our Summer
Free Family Art Day!
Volcanos and Full Moons:
Ernest Silva
May 25 - September 15
Charles Arnoldi
June 8 September 1
Week 1, June 5
Italy: Dawn of the Renaissance
Week 2, June 12
Northern Europe: Art of the Reformation versus Counter Reformation
Week 3, June 19
France: Rococo to Impressionism
Week 4, June 26
United States: Post-Impressionism to the 1960s.
SUMMER ART CAMP-REGISTER NOW
WHERE ART AND FUN MEET!
COMING EXHIBITIONS
Looking for Things: Jay Johnson
May 25 - September 15
Scheduled Lecture Topics:
OMA will sponsor our first FFAD
at Camp Pendleton on May 19.
We will bring the museum to the
base and provide art, fun and
family time with creative activities based on In Search of Shadows: James Hubbell Sculpture.
Call Tara Smith at (760) 4353726 or [email protected]
to inquire about sponsoring
and supporting our military art
programs!
Week 1: June 25-28
Week 2: July 9-12
Week 3: July 16-19
Advanced reservations can be
made by calling (760) 435-3728.
OMA Members $95 per week,
Nonmembers $120 per week
MEMBERSHIP
OMA
WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS 2/1/11 - 4/30/11
ARTIST ALLIANCE NEWS
Quarterly Exchange
May 6, 6:30-9 p.m.
The Quarterly Exchange is a
relaxed gathering where Artist
Alliance members can socialize
and participate in sharing/critique sessions and educational
programs promoting professional development. On February
4 members enjoyed a critique
session with Executive Director
Daniel Foster, Larry Baza and
Doug Dailard.
Meet Artist Alliance members during live demonstrations at Oceanside Days of Art April 20-21.
NEW MEMBER EVENT
APRIL 13, 10 a.m-12 p.m.
DINNER OF DISTINCTION
If you are a new member, prospective member, or if you have
been a member for a while
and want to learn more about
OMA, please join us for a special reception where you can
meet other
members, learn
about volunteering at OMA
and receive a docent tour.
We were warmly welcomed by staff
and volunteers who not only introduced us to all the wonderful programs at the museum but provided
us an opportunity to meet other new
members who share our passion
for the arts. We’ll be back soon!
~Bob and Karen
From left: Paula Alexander, Ann Mortland (OMA Board Member), Clay Alexander (OMA Board Member)
David and Leslee Gaul (OMA Board Member)
Last November, OMA Board of Trustees and Daniel Foster, OMA
Executive Director extended an invitation to OMA Millennium Club,
Founders Circle members, and valued contributors to attend the
annual Dinner of Distinction.
MILLENNIUM CLUB
PATRON/PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE PARTY
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
From left: Judy LaBounty (OMA Board member),
Ermie Terry, Sandra Chanis (Past OMA Board
President), Mary Jo Young
PHOTO GALLERY OF PAST MEMBER EVENTS
The annual Patron / President’s
Circle Party is scheduled for
Thursday, May 16th from 5:30
- 7:30. OMA will welcome
all members at the Patron,
President’s Circle, Founders
Circle, and Millennium Club
levels, hosted by the OMA
Board of Trustees, in appreciation of their membership.
This year’s event will highlight
OMA “Visions of the Future”.
FOUNDERS CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP
The Millennium Club meets following the opening of each major exhibit for a private tour with the artist or curator, and for
special tours of art studios and art collections in the region. Recently members had the pleasure of a private tour with James
Hubbell. Late last year members were invited to the Rancho Santa Fe home of artist Jean Wells as seen in the photograph above.
DONATIONS TO THE COLLECTION
Thank you to the following for their recent art donation to OMA’s collection.
From left: Mary Jane Relth, Darrel Dixon, Mary
Rombotis (Past OMA Board President), Dan
Jones, Marilyn Agredano (OMA Board member)
Dan Jones, Red Rover, 2012
Recently, Dan Jones, one of San Diego’s premier assemblage artists,
returned to OMA with his Tinkerbots for “Coffee with the Curator”
as the featured speaker in a presentation with Danielle Deery, OMA
Director of Exhibitions. This inaugural program introduced by Mary
Rombotis, Founders Circle Liaison, was enthusiastically welcomed as
a new benefit to the Founders Circle members as an opportunity for
members to learn more about curating an exhibition at OMA. If you
would like to participate in future “Coffee with the Curator” sessions,
simply upgrade your annual membership now to the Founders Circle.
HELP US MEET OUR GOAL OF INCREASING
OMA MEMBERSHIP BY 20% IN 2013
Purchase a new membership or membership renewal and you will receive 10% off the price with the same great benefits. To take advantage of
this discount please contact the Membership Center at (760) 435-3724.
Anonymous, William Copley painting
Mr. and Mrs. Brownell, Ethel Greene painting
Nancy Kittredge and Bob Jeallison, Walter Wojtyla painting
Scott White and Carolyn Nydahl Trust, 3 George Rush paintings, Kim
McCarty watercolor and Beattie & Davidson mixed media on paper
ANNUAL FUND
Thank you to the following donors for your genrous donation to OMA.
Anonymous, James and Elaine
Berquist, Margaret Bezy, Floyd
and Evelyn Burgess, Paul D. and
Barbara Bussey, Sandra Chanis,
Laila Lee Charlson, William M.
Dern, DDS, Jess and Mary Lynn
Dominguez, Dorit Edut, Mildred
Ruth Gordon, MD, Ronald and
Hugo Haas, Dr. Patricia A. Harvard-Hinchberger and Donald L.
Hinchbergr, Claudette and John
Heffner, Chuck and Veola Hubbs,
R.H. and Sandra Kempter, Jill Le
Croissette, Diane L. Macie, Beverly Maloof, Richard Mayer and
Germaine Schwider, Therese and William Minkler, Oceanside Photo and
Telescope, Inc., Betty Ortlieb, Robert
and Allison Price Family Foundation,
Murial Roston, Jerry and Pat Rugg (in
memory of Carl Niederreiter) Phylaine
and Lynn Schermerhorn, Margaret
Seeley Charitable Foundation, Jacob
and Liz Sharp, Harold and Margaret
Sims, Richard Alan Smith, Margaret L. Taylor, Donna Tierney, Jane H.
Walker, Mary Ellen Watts, in memory of John R.C. Watts, Carolyn Wilt,
Claire Youngstrom and Tina Kiszla.
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Permit No. 216
Oceanside Museum of Art
TRAVEL TO CUBA WITH OMA’S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DANIEL FOSTER
APRIL 14-22, 2013
of the program cost is a taxdeductible donation to OMA.
OMA educates and inspires
the public through a diverse
range of engaging exhibitions
and programs that connect
people with regional, as well
as national and global, artists
and artforms of the 20th and
21st centuries.
Travel to Cuba with Oceanside Museum of Art’s Executive Director Daniel Foster
and experience Cuba’s rich
art, culture and people during an 8 day all-inclusive trip
open to OMA members. On
this fully-guided excursion
guests will enjoy 1 night in
Miami and 7 nights in Havana
with daily briefings and cultural exchanges with Cubans
from all walks of life. You will
meet various artists and experience Cuba’s vibrant culture,
music and art world, while
admiring the city’s architectural treasures and learning
about the restoration projects.
Take a day trip to the island’s
western province, Pinar del
Rio, and talk with the Cubans
there about the tobacco industry while experiencing the
geological wonder of the valleys found only in Cuba and
China. Come away from Cuba
with a deeper understanding
and appreciation of her people and country through the
numerous and varied scheduled activities.
Cost for the trip is $3355 per
person, double occupancy
with a single supplement of
$510. Included in the cost is
roundtrip airfare from Miami
to Havana to Miami, accomodations for 8 nights, most
meals and activities and a
Cuba travel Visa. Travelers
are responsible for their airfare to and from Miami. To
hold your space on the tour,
a $1,000 per person non-refundable deposit is required
by March 14. For more information, contact Mitzi Summers at (760) 435-3730 or
[email protected].
Travelers must be OMA members to attend this trip. A portion
DAYTIME EXCURSION TO THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY ART COLLECTION
WITH ARTIST JAY JOHNSON AND GAYLE GOLDMAN
JUNE 1, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
704 Pier View Way
Oceanside, CA 92054
(760) 435-3720
www.oma-online.org
Boasting 22 works by 14 artists, including Jay Johnson,
Anne Mudge and Joyce CutlerShaw, the new County of San
Diego Administration Center
in Kearny Mesa is a hidden
gem chock full of art. With
a dedicated $1.7 million in
public art, the County of San
Diego is signaling the importance of supporting regional
artists and engaging the community with dynamic art.
Joyce Cutler-Shaw, Orbital Loops, 2012
Along with multiple largescale sculptures the collection includes paintings and
photographs by artists such as
William Glen Crooks, Phillipp
Scholz Rittermann and Ellen
Salk, among others. Tickets for
this daytime bus trip are $50
for OMA Members and $60
for Nonmembers and include
a boxed lunch. The bus will
depart from OMA at 10 a.m.
and return at 4 p.m. Call (760)
435-3721 for reservations.