HeyJaredJulia Dixon Evans
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Physics Girl spent her life explaining science. Then science couldn't explain her illness (opens the original)
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Dianna Cowern, better known as Physics Girl, built a career explaining science to millions of people. But after a mild case of COVID, she developed debilitating symptoms that left her largely bedbound and unable to do many of the things she once took for granted, including sharing physics videos with her devoted fans. " I was nonverbal. So sensitive to light and sound that I was spending every single day in a dark room with noise-canceling headphones on and dark glasses on so that I could take a
Top 10 weekend arts events in San Diego: Mail art, Julieta Venegas and cross-border jazz (opens the original)
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Tijuana-born indie rocker Julieta Venegas has had an incredible career, ranging from the Mexican ska band Tijuana No! to her own successful solo work, with influences including folk, punk and pop. In May, Venegas released a memoir, "Norteña: Memorias del comienzo," alongside her 10th full-length studio album, "Norteña." Vengas will play at the outdoor amphitheater on the SDSU campus Saturday night. Dámaris Bójor will support. 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 | Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre, 550
Top 10 San Diego weekend arts events: Short films, painting and Coltrane at 100 (opens the original)
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'Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting' San Diego-based curator Jacqueline Marino has put together an exhibition of four painters who step outside of traditional ideas of what a canvas, paint or even the painting process could be. The artists are Anna Betbeze, Monique van Genderen, Lizzie Zelter and Molly Zuckerman-Hartung. The exhibit is held at the always-impressive University Art Gallery at SDSU. Though gallery hours are somewhat limited after this week's reception, you could also make
Top 10 weekend arts events in San Diego: Queer nightlife, desert landscapes and new romantasy (opens the original)
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Rebecca Webb: 'Uncanny Cacti' and 'Hado Southwest' Photographer Tina Krohn is opening a new gallery space in La Jolla, with an exhibition of work by local photographer Rebecca Webb. I love how Webb's work calls attention to the way we perceive, comprehend and coexist with nature. The show will feature Webb's "Uncanny Cacti" series and pieces from her powerful "Hado Southwest" project, setting wisp-like textiles against expansive regional landscapes. 5-7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19; through Nov. 20 |
15 free ways to explore San Diego Design Week 2026 (opens the original)
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Design is everywhere — from the built environment to the packaging on our groceries, from elevator music to fanciful public art. But it's not always easy to define. "The answer that resonates with me the most is that design is what makes everything cool," said Eric Weiss, president of the Design Forward Alliance, which organizes San Diego Design Week (SDDW). Weiss told KPBS last year that design is the way we dress, put our kids’ artwork on the fridge and organize files on our computers or phone
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