Gallery Overview

Current Exhibit

San Diego Mesa College Museum Studies Presents- Altered Horizons

April 6 to May 19th -

Opening Reception Saturday April 13, 6-9pm.

Saturday, May 18th 11am-6pm- North Park Arts Festival

From two-dimensional works to video and installation pieces, seven artists from San Diego and Tijuana explore contemporary space and offer a bi-cultural glimpse of what the future might hold.

Artists; Qais Al-Sindy, Luis Alderete, Jennifer Bennet, Antonio Escalante, Lisa Hutton, Selena Marinello and César Vázquez each present landscapes altered by time, perception and man, in a variety of media. Alderete, Escalanate and Vázquez live and work in Tijuana; Al-Sindy, Bennet, Hutton, and Marinello in San Diego.  

About

Art Produce Gallery
3139 University Ave.
San Diego, CA 92104
619.584.4448

Art Produce is a unique artist run storefront exhibition space and public art experience in North Park, a diverse and historic urban community of San Diego. The gallery is entirely visible from the sidewalk and was designed to accommodate sculptural installations, cross-disciplinary works, digital media, and performance events. The space allows for unconventional presentation opportunities for artists and unexpected art encounters for viewers. Intended to enliven the experience of the pedestrian it is an experiment in public art that is accessible to everyone in the community - an attempt to render visibility and transparency into the art process itself.

Originally built as a market, the Art Produce building now houses the storefront gallery, artist’s studios, a community room, the San Diego Shambhala Meditation Group, and Stone Paper Scissors studio. The community room is utilized for public meetings, classes and workshops, film screenings and performance events.