Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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The residents of the Fallbrook area have many interests, pursuits and hobbies that include horses, vintage cars, wineries, gems and minerals, gardening and art. The many artists here specialize in a variety of mediums as varied as watercolor and printmaking to sculpture and photography. For inspiration, support and education, the artists get together in clubs, groups and associations. Fallbrook Art Association, a nonprofit organization, was launched in 1962, then incorporated in 1969, so it is celebrating its 50th year of...
FALLBROOK – World of Watercolor & Beyond, the 10th annual Signature American Watermedia International Exhibition & Sale opened with a reception at the Fallbrook Art Center on Feb. 9. Show winners are: Best of Show – $2,500 cash award: "Big Birds of Paradise" by Jerry Bowman of Michigan First place – $2,000 cash award: "Veiled Smile" by Janice Cipriani-Willis of California Second place – $1,500 cash award: "Kent, West Texas" by John Salminen of Minnesota Third place – $1,000 cash award: "Autumn Quilt" by Jerry Smith of Indian...
FALLBROOK – Acrylic artist Joe A. Oakes will be the demonstrator Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Fallbrook Art Association meeting which begins at 8:45 a.m. At 9:15 a.m. Oakes will critique one art piece per member. The business meeting begins at 10:15 a.m., followed by Oakes’ demonstration and lunch from 10:30 a.m. to noon. The public is invited to attend. He will teach an additional workshop for those who are interested from 1-4 p.m. “Each painting is an emotional response to co...
FALLBROOK – Jack Ragland's painting "Hart Winery" earned a first place certificate in the Ralph Love Plein Air Contest in Temecula. All entries in this show were presented to the judges with no signatures showing. For three consecutive years, Ragland has won the first place award in this competition open to all artists. This year's rules prevented one contestant from winning more than one award. The event coordinator said the five judge's first choice for the "sunset award" w...
Inglis Carre', M.F.A. Special to the Village News I spend extra time standing in front of Matisse's "Woman With A Hat" every time I go the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. I study her big dark eyes which looked on as Modern Art took its first awkward steps, and I wonder if she had any idea of the cataclysmic effect that would be produced by her debut showing in 1905 in Paris. When Gertrude Stein and her brother, Leo, first came to Paris from California, they strolled into...
The winners of the third annual Remembering 9/11 Art Competition were announced at a reception for artists and guests at Brandon Gallery Sept. 9. Area artists were invited to create a patriotic themed work of art, honoring the military, veterans, first responders and the United States of America. Twenty-six artists and photographers responded, some bringing their art to Fallbrook from as far away as Cardiff, Lake Elsinore, Escondido and Oceanside besides Valley Center and Temecula. Their entry fees benefited the Harrington Fa...
FALLBROOK – The Friends of the Fallbrook Library is hosting a new art exhibition titled “Sanctuary,” which will be on display through Nov. 2. The exhibition artists address the issue of finding a safe place – a sanctuary – in these times when violence and fear threatens people in many parts of the world. Artists from around Los Angeles are featured in the show. The organizers for “Sanctuary,” which was shown in Pasadena and Pomona, are Jimmy O’Balles, Mario A. Hernandez and Maria Swett. Daniel Marquez curated the Fallbrook L...
BONSALL – The Z Cafe and Gallery is hosting the work of painter Teresa Shea, photographer Bill Pratt and painter Neill Ketchum. Based in Los Angeles, Shea is an accomplished artist, working in oil. She has an associate of arts degree in fine art from West L.A. College plus post graduate work at various institutions. An instructor at Otis College referred to her as “the best student I’ve ever had.” Shea has spent 38 years as a decorative painter and master wallcovering artist. She free-hand paints custom-designed stencil...
While this is a new touring production of the famous opera let it be said that this production is visually spectacular. It's hard to believe 32 years have passed since its opening in New York City. "The Phantom of the Opera" stormed Broadway with Michael Crawford in the leading role. It is one of few shows that seem to be bullet proof. Regardless of who plays The Phantom, one is never disappointed with the production. As is again in this case. "The Phantom" in this tour is...
During the dark days of the London blitz in 1941, Noel Coward's office was bombed to the ground. Always wanting to write a ghost story - but not to have anything to with the ongoing war – Mr. Coward left London for Wales where he could find a quiet spot. In less time than most of us need to write a thank you note, he stuck to a strict regimen and churned out the completed work known as "Blithe Spirit" in just six days. It is a charming and eccentric tale about conjuring up p... Full story
Juliet Grossman Special to Village News Members of the community are invited to a unique evening of art demonstrations and conversation at The Green Art House in Fallbrook Friday, Sept. 7, 7-9 p.m. Four instructors will create art pieces during the demonstration, and visitors can ask watch, ask questions and join what organizers hope will be a lively discussion about art. Light refreshments will be served, and the event is free of charge and open to all ages. The Green Art Hou...
FALLBROOK – Local artist Karen Langer Baker was awarded first place for her acrylic and collage painting, "Mandarin Mountain Grove," and an honorable mention for her watercolor painting, "Rusty Relic," at the annual juried "Vista Visions" show in the Vista Civic Center. Submitted by Karen Langer Baker....
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Art Association announced that watercolor artist Eileen McCullough will be demonstrating at the Saturday, Sept. 15, meeting at The Fallbrook Women's Club, 238 W. Mission Road. The meeting will begin 9:30 a.m. and include a critique of members' paintings, one work each, by the guest artist until 10:15 a.m., followed by her demonstration. The public is invited. McCullough is a plein air watercolor artist. She lives in Huntington Beach and has made h...
Dear Reader, Is it my smug assumption that somewhere along the way, I have become a guide to help you determine how to budget your time and money by offering my learned opinion in respect to the various theatrical productions offered in the San Diego area? Should that be true, here is the hottest tip of the year! Get tickets for this season's finest production to date. "Much Ado About Nothing" is playing only until September 16 at The Old Globe center in Balboa Park at the...
"Barefoot in the Park" is like opening a time capsule. It is the timeless tale of a loving couple settling into married life. Neil Simon penned it early in his career. He captured the vibrancy of the Camelot era; as the Kennedy's settled into the White House, newlyweds Corie and Paul Bratter moved into their fifth-floor walk-up in Greenwich Village. "Barefoot" was only Simon's second play, but it brought him his first big success. It was 1963. Some suggest it is reminiscent... Full story
Just a scant 10 years before Columbus discovered America, this story unfolds high above ground on the Ille de Cite. Lifted from the pages of Victor Hugo's acclaimed novel (ca 1831) about a deformed man and his love for a beautiful gypsy woman, the classic tale of bittersweet romance is brought to life by the players at the Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista. "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is riveting. Masterfully staged and passionately directed by Steven Glaudini, this is this se... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Brandon Gallery's art show, "A Dog & Pony Show" which opened Aug. 4 at runs through Aug. 25, celebrates the animal companions that are a part of everyone's family. It's all about the dogs, cats, ponies, birds, goats, fish and other creatures that enrich people's lives – those wonderful buddies everyone loves. "I was overwhelmed and thrilled by the number of entries to this Dog & Pony Show," judge and artist Hajime Ohno said. "At the same time, it pained me to...
FALLBROOK – Students who attended the Fallbrook School of the Arts Summer Camp have some of their artwork currently on display in the homework center of the Fallbrook Library. The students' display includes three totem poles created by the K-3 class. Instructor Marilee Ragland will teach additional classes in October and November. The students will create a wildlife entry for the Junior Wildlife Art Show to be held at the Fallbrook Art Center in January....
La Jolla Playhouse has long established itself as the spring board for new works. After a successful run at LJP many shows land on Broadway. Just when I was beginning to feel like a fraud, since many of this season's plays have received high ratings, with several all the way to 10...I saw "The Squirrels", written by Robert Askins. A graduate of Baylor University in Waco, the one-time bartender, in a prior interview answered that he was accustomed to not feeling like he...
"What could be more important than love?" Finding it, keeping it, letting it go, or breathing life back into it? "Once" is a small Irish film out of Dublin that still resonates around the globe. Rewritten for the stage by Enda Walsh with music and lyrics by Marketa Irglova and Glen Hansard, "Once" opened on Broadway garnering eight Tony Awards including Best Musical. Making its West Coast premiere, "Once" is presented locally by Lamb's Players Theatre (L.P.T.) while each...
Tucked at the top of a staircase in University Heights lives a space set aside for imaginative live theatre. Housed in the Diversionary Theatre's Mainstage, Edward Albee's first play ("The Zoo Story") is brought to life by a new group of players under the banner of Backyard Renaissance Theatre Company. Established just three years ago, this intense group of players has been accepted under the umbrella of La Jolla Playhouse as its Resident Theatre for 2018-2019 season. Quite...
"Newsies" is a smash hit! This huge cast of talented performers delights and inspires! Perfect for the entire family! Great music, explosive, athletic dance routines featuring spectacular tap sequences. Thrilling to watch – exciting to experience. This is rated 10 out of 10. After coming off the all-time hit, "Mamma Mia," Moonlight Stage Productions is bound to have a back to back success with "Newsies." It is every bit as wonderful as its predecessor and a lot more i... Full story
It's a hit! "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is the funniest show of 2018! Wacky and absurd, this rib-tickling show wraps up the 36th season for North Coast Repertory Theatre with a bang! While the show is directed by David Ellenstein with subtlety, it is the dazzling choreography of Colleen Kollar Smith that gives it heart. Accompanied by musical director Ron Councell, opening night was a flawless performance. Remarkably, Ellenstein filled the wee stage with...
FALLBROOK - The Friends of the Fallbrook Library will host "Painters Places: Landscapes Near and Far" and sculptural portraits by Marsha Brook, July 15 to Aug. 31. A reception honoring the artists will be held 6-8 p.m., Friday, July 20. On the reading patio will be an exhibit of sculptural portraits by Marsha Brook. Brook is well-known for the sculpted the piece, "Friends of the Library," a mother and child reading from a book that stood outside the old library and now...
