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Reviving the RomansReviving the Romans at the San Diego Museum of Art. |
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In Plein ViewThe San Diego Museum of Art spotlights a defining work of the 19th-century Hudson River School movement. |
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DreamweaversArtist Grant Pecoff sees things differently. Dream-like landscapes are painted in popsicle shades; the horizon can curve up in a smile, as if viewed through a fisheye lens. |
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Campbell Cobbles a SeasonGeneral and artistic director, Ian Campbell, plans seasons four or five years in advance. |
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Behind the CurtainsA look back at the year’s theatrical scene. |
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Princess and the PerennialsSan Diego Repertory Theatre mounts its largest production ever. |
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CalendarGoing the distance in Carlsbad; ringing in the new year; and writing about the past. |
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The NaturalBeginning Nov. 1, the San Diego Natural History Museum presents works by one of the world’s premier wildlife artists in “The Art of Robert Bateman.” More than 50 of Bateman’s wildlife... |
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Souther Rises AgainSinger-songwriter John David Souther, a founding father of the California country-rock sound, stages a musical comeback. |
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The Future of Music Is EducationSan Diego Chamber Orchestra artistic director and conductor Jung-Ho Pak believes the future of music depends on education. |
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Mainly MarathonGet ready for a Beethoven marathon at the Balboa Theatre. |
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Where Form Meets FunctionAn exhibit at Balboa Park’s Mingei International Museum showcases functional fine art infused with attitude. |
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Classic ChanceCalifornia Ballet Company performs the bittersweet Giselle. |
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Back in BlackLewis Black brings his comedic vitriol to Copley Symphony Hall. |
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Date with DesDes McAnuff leaves his La Jolla Playhouse post. |
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