The San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild

Name: The San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild
Address: 1770 Village Place, San Diego, CA, 92101, US
Telephone: +16196845196
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Founded in 1915, the Artists Guild is the oldest continuously running art organization in our region. Join us today! http://SDMAAG.ORG

09/03/2026

The Artists Guild's 2026 International Online Exhibition is now online at http://www.sdmaag.org - it was juried by Tina Yapelli, Professor of Art and Design, Senior Curator University Art Gallery School of Art and Design, San Diego State University. Congratulations to our award recipients and all the artists who were juried into the exhibition. Special congratulations go to Lori Mitchell, who was awarded the first place for her watercolor on paper "Place de Vosges." Read more about Lori on then Guild website, http://www.sdmaag.org, under "Member Updates."

09/02/2026

Rosemary KimBal shared her “Zen Portal” banner at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. It was hung outside the Pannikin in Leucadia for the last several months. She offered it for auction at the Encinitas Community Center Event on Sunday August 9. Rosemary also announced that her large commission painting "Courage" for Scripps Memorial Hospital in Encinitas has been displayed at the hospital since 1995. See more of Rosemary's work at http://www.dancingbrush.com

08/30/2026

Jon Ohl shared two works at the August 8 Zoom meeting, showing the evolution from an original steel piece “Silver Tsunami,” featuring a fish with fingers emerging from the bottom, to an enlarged colored version called "Upstream." ”Upstream “ - enamel pain on steel - is a fragment of where he used a small piece of “Silver Tsunami.” See more of Jon's work at https://www.jonohl.com

08/27/2026

Susan Brown presented a commissioned painting, "Coastal Haven Community," at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. She explained that it shows a community for autistic and disabled people and described how she portrayed individuals in a way that emphasized their independence. Her work is also exhibited in a solo exhibition at Gabriella Cafe, downtown Santa Cruz, through August 2026. See more of Susan's work at http://www.susanbrownfineart.com

08/26/2026

Mark Moskowitz shared his oil painting "Coming Down," depicting a high diver on a trampoline, at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting.

08/25/2026

Joanne Rock Newman shared her 35x36" acrylic painting "Cliffside 15" at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. See more of Joanne's work at https://www.jrnart.com

08/24/2026

Alan Vietze presented "The Reflection," a hard-edge acrylic painting that marks a shift toward looser techniques in his therapeutic-inspired work, at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. It received much praise from the participants.

08/23/2026

Arlette Stella shared "Once Upon a Fiery Tempest" at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. She explained: "This abstract artwork showcases a vibrant explosion of textures and colors, dominated by intense magenta, deep crimson, & bright yellow. Jagged icy-blue strokes slice through the warm background, creating a powerful, high-energy contrast that evokes an emotional tempest. The foundation of existence." ." See more of Arlette's work at https://www.ArletteStella.us

08/22/2026

Hilary McGuire shared "Of Ring and Pondus: A Physical Essay on Compound Pendulum Motion" at the Guild's August 8 Zoom meeting. He explained: "Literature has essays so that writers can expound on various topics. Typically their titles start with the word "Of..." to tell the reader what the topic is and what to expect. Similarly, this is my physical essay to show my viewers how compound pendulum motion differs from other motions & how it works. One additional twist is that, for the purpose of adding dignity and sophistication to the title and to emphasize the 2 different subjects of this sculpture, the title employs the Latin word pondus instead of the English word weight. All of this means that this sculpture is different from any other of my works." Three of Hilary's sculptures were juried into the Guild's Online International Exhibition which will be online during September and October 2026. Congratulations, Hilary!1 See more of Hilary's work at https://sites.google.csom/site/hilarypaulmcguire/antique-iron-sculptures

08/21/2026

Billy Moro-Wey joined our August 8 Zoom meeting from Brooklyn, N.Y. and shared his 36x24" oil on canvas painting "Echoes of Home." Billy's explanation: "As this painting unfolded, memory stirred like a distant bell, awakening the quiet tenderness of childhood - dependence, parental devotion, and love freely given. Through the interplay of presence and absence, it invites the imagination to complete the unseen."
Billy currently shows work at Blue Mountain Gallery World Fine Art - Location: 547 West 27th Street, Suite 200, New York. The exhibition is entitled "NYC Gallery Artists 2026" - Third Annual Guest Exhibition. Curated by O'Delle Abney. See more of Billy’s work at https://www.billymo--rowey.com

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