Guillermo Gómez Peña: Cultural Exchange As Political Praxis At Sushi Performance and Visual Art
By Michael Klam
Critical artist and radical pedagogue, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, comes home to San Diego’s Sushi Performance and Visual Art for two nights only, Dec. 2nd and 3rd, at Saint Cecilia’s Playhouse.
Bulbo: De un programa de televisión a un proyecto de transmisión multimedia… y apenas van comenzando
Por Luis Alonso Pérez
Para el equipo Galatea audio/visual, el 2005 ha sido un año muy importante, ya que han logrado llevar su proyecto Bulbo más allá de los medios tradicionales como radio, prensa o televisión, y crear su propio espacio de transmisión por Internet, sin alejarse del objetivo inicial: reflejar la realidad cotidiana de los habitantes de esta compleja región fronteriza.
Desk jockeys
By Al Carlos Hernandez
I think I may have found the key to happiness. Lower your goals so they are easier to attain. Hang on to what you got, until you get what you want, stop all that sniveling, everyone is smarter than their boss.
Local film screened at a New York festival premiers in North County
Por Martha Sarabia
What started as a project to transform a story into a play for a local event celebrating the Day of the Dead turned into a film that could not only be shown locally but that was also selected to participate in the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival.
Filme local proyectado en festival neoyorquino se presenta al norte del condado
Por Martha Sarabia
Lo que empezó como un proyecto para transformar un cuento en una obra de teatro para un evento local de día de los muertos terminó convirtiéndose en una película que no solamente se puede presentar localmente pero que también fue aceptada para participar en el Festival Internacional Neoyorquino de Filmes y Videos Independientes.
VAMOS AL CINE
Tengo planes hasta el 2009
Usher defiende su participación en la película “In the Mix”
Por Jose Daniel Bort
Los ejecutivos de más de veinte compañías de música se reunieron este año en Los Ángeles para hablar sobre los próximos talentos en el panorama de la industria. Prácticamente la mayoría coincidieron en dos nombres, como los más atractivos en este momento: Alicia Keys y Usher.
Media Arts Center San Diego Announces Call For Entries for 13th Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival (March 9-19, 2006)
Media Arts Center San Diego’s prestigious and internationally recognized San Diego Latino Film Festival, soars into 2006 with an impressive and exhilarating schedule of activities, special events and initiatives. The 13th Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival (SDLFF) is now accepting entries for the 2006 festival. SDLFF will take place March 9-19, 2006 at the UltraStar Theaters Mission Valley at Hazard Center located in beautiful San Diego, California.
RAZA SPOKEN HERE
Calaca Press, the Red CalacArts Collective and Chicano Perk presents the poetry of Ariel Robello and Angela Cervantes plus the Red CalacArts Collective’s own Sara Durán Garibay, Saturday Dec 3, 2005 at 7:00pm., Chicano Perk, 129 25th St. San Diego. The event is Free!
Holiday Calendar of Events
Teatro Máscara Mágica’s Delightful Nativity Play, La Pastorela Noel, Lights Up Globe’s Cassius Carter State
The Old Globe present’s Teatro Máscara Mágica’s acclaimed production of La Pastorela Noel by Max Branscomb, directed by William Virchis, playing in the Cassius Carter Centre Stage December 6 23.
Balboa Park December Nights’ 28 Years of Holiday Magic
Balboa Park December Nights, San Diego’s favorite kick-off to the holiday season, will take place for the 28th consecutive year on Friday, December 2, 5:00-10:00 p.m. and Saturday, December 3, noon-10:00 p.m. In the spirit of the holidays, participating Balboa Park museums open their doors free of charge from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. both evenings.
EL MUNDO
On Friday, December 9, at 8 p.m. the San Diego Early Music Society will present El Mundo: “Villancicos y Cantadas de Navidad” Christmas in Old Spain and Latin America
Canasta de Cuentos de Navidad con Ursula Tania en el Balboa Park
Por: Paco Zavala
Las convergentes corrientes artísticas que se gestan en Tijuana, ciudad de multiples contrastes ideológicos, políticos, religiosos, económicos, sociales, artísticos y culturales, día con día que transcurre en este contorno de tierras mexicanas, se vislumbran nuevos horizontes firmemente vinculados con la afición por las bellas artes y la cultura.
Patience Pays Off for Sacred Heart’s Arciaga
By John Philip Wyllie
Following his record-setting high school career as a quarterback, 2001 Bonita Vista graduate Tyler Arciaga, anticipated fulfilling his dream of competing on the collegiate level as a scholarship athlete at UNLV. It didn’t happen. Arciaga earned his scholarship to the Las Vegas University, but found himself buried for three and a half years in the Runnin’ Rebels depth chart. He was literally left holding the clipboard as he watched other players get the opportunity that he craved. Most players would have given up after several consecutive years of frustration, but not Arciaga.
Smith Carrying on a Family Tradition at Eastlake
By John Philip Wyllie
As the younger sister to two former Eastlake High School soccer stars, a lot was expected from forward Andrea Smith when she arrived on the Titans South Bay campus two years ago. Smith, the daughter of Mexican-born parents, has more than lived up to those lofty expectations.
Bullfight World
By Lyn Sherwood
Monumental Scandal Involves Empresario of La Plaza Mexico
Perhaps, the biggest financial scandal in Mexican bullfight history has rocked the planet of the bulls in Mexico.