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ART SAN DIEGO CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR
Sep 02, 2010
International and local contemporary art will be on view and for sale at
the fair. Programming also includes art films, art talks, lectures and
nightlife events. For a full list of happenings, visit www.artsandiego-fair.com.
20 other things to do in San Diego on Thursday, September 2
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The 'unintended consequence'
How a state law increased California's homeless sex offender population by almost 6,000 percent
By Kelly Davis
Laura Arnold is standing by her car, shivering in a white hooded sweatshirt, jeans and sandals. It’s just past 8:30 on a chilly July evening, and the fog’s starting to roll in.
I am a Padres fan
A lifelong Dodgers guy, I'm ready to temporarily shift my allegiance for a good story
By David Rolland
Most San Diegans would undoubtedly find some joy in one consequence of the Philadelphia Phillies’ sweep of the Padres last weekend: It did serious damage to the already slim chance that the Dodgers will make the playoffs as the wild-card winner. A lifelong Dodgers fan, I am not among those San Diegans. Go ahead, laugh it up.
Six degrees
Why a passé website is still the best way to discover new music communities
By Todd Kroviak
Once upon a time, before Facebook took a firm grip over the hearts, minds and egos of the world’s social networkers, there was a little thing called MySpace.
When not in Rome
Director Neil Marshall—like members of his cast—loses his head in Centurion
By Anders Wright
Neil Marshall is a director who’s always managed to do more with less, creating low-budget, high-octane, searing, bloody B-movies that, for a time, made him a highly sought-after director.
((( Over it )))
Abe Vigoda get groovy—and gloomy—on their new album
By Peter Holslin
No band’s guitars sound like Abe Vigoda’s. Guitarists Juan Velasquez and Michael Vidal coat their notes in effects, giving them a distinct metallic chime that’s often compared to steel drums.
The art of commerce
The portrait of an art collector as a young man tells the real story behind Arts Month San Diego
By Kinsee Morlan
One spring afternoon, Ann Berchtold and several of San Diego’s arts-and-culture leaders trickled into the gallery at Sushi Performance and Visual Arts in East Village. Berchtold, a longtime arts enthusiast and the founder and executive director of Art San Diego Contemporary Art Fair, called the meeting to discuss the idea of naming September “Arts Month San Diego.” She wanted an official city proclamation, programming, a website, those little banners that get hung up on street lights—the whole shebang.
A lifelong Dodgers guy, I'm ready to temporarily shift my allegiance for a good story
How a state law increased California's homeless sex offender population by almost 6,000 percent
CityBeat grades LGBT politics, analyzes Intrade and puts Lorie Zapf on the clock.
Extremists think the First Amendment applies only to them
Abe Vigoda get groovy—and gloomy—on their new album
Why a passé website is still the best way to discover new music communities
Havana’s Septeto Nacional make a stop in San Diego, something called Awesome Fest 4 and more San Diego concerts
The Beauty Bar changes hands, Enrique experiences a 'Panty Party' and a mixtape master
CD reviews of the latest from !!!, Dan Padilla and Ted Leo
The portrait of an art collector as a young man tells the real story behind Arts Month San Diego
Our picks of this week's events includes art openings in Barrio Logan and East Village, the Art San Diego Contemporary Art Fair and more
Director Neil Marshall—like members of his cast—loses his head in Centurion
The Tillman Story and the rest of this week's movie listings
The music is the message in Lamb’s Players Theatre's flawed but spirited miXtape
Ocean Beach’s O’Bistro is the genuine neighborhood article
Rancho Bernardo gets swept up in the craft-beer movement
City Week
A Barrio Logan Block Party and more
Our picks of this week's events includes art openings in Barrio Logan and East Village, the Art San Diego Contemporary Art Fair and more
If I Were U
Septeto Nacional @ Anthology and the rest of our show picks
Havana’s Septeto Nacional make a stop in San Diego, something called Awesome Fest 4 and more San Diego concerts 
OB STREET FAIR 2010
OB Street Fair video produced by El Roberto Productions for Citybeat. http://www.theelroberto.blogspot.com/
