Proto Lab, is the first new media lab in Tijuana, lead by dream addictive, artist and personal friends of adapta project. This is the info. on the labs that they are offering this month, “non lineal poetry” how to narrate digital poetry, “videoact” learn to make video art and instalation with interactivity, and finaly “border […]
Round Three, the final round, will go down from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 11, at Cream, 4496 Park Blvd. and will pit Tijuana artist Jorge Tellaeche against San Diego artist Wes Bruce. The one and only Joel P. West will provide the musical entertainment.
The official press release is below:
Adapta Project […]
Robert L. Nelson was in the military for a long time. He drew a lot in his off time, but didn’t start getting serious about his work until recently. Nelson’s only shown his art a few times but has already been snatched up by the smart folks over at Noel-Baza Fine Art.Nelson’s studio is nothing […]
Adapta Project is taking on Sezio for its next art show. For three months straight, our collective will be bringing up Tijuana artists and Sezio will be choosing San Diego artists for a one-on-one match at Cream Coffee Bar, 4496 Park Boulevard in University Heights.
Round three:
Thursday, December 11th
Jorge Tellaeche v. Wes Bruce
live music by: Joel […]
From 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, Adapta Project is teaming up with the good people who designed the beautiful, modern-meets-organic space where our current show is hanging. Bells & Whistles, a San Diego-based design-and-build firm, have made The Loft, the new art-and-performance space in UCSD’s expanded Price Center, a comfortable, inspiring venue […]
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“Saturday Morning Sign-off” by Robert L. Nelson
Adapta Project presents Marking Territory: The Imaginary Lines that Limit Us
The show: At its core, Marking Territory: The Imaginary Lines that Limit Us, is about San Diego and Tijuana artists telling stories about leaving comfort zones and exploring both personal and political territories. As a binational collective […]
Ah, the Thread Show. Who decides what’s fashion and what’s art? At what point does a dress become a sculpture? For Dress Me and Paint, Adapta Project wanted to find out. We paired Tijuana and San Diego designers with artists and asked them to push the fashionable limits, and push they did.
We paired Michael James […]
Adapt Project’s own Jorge Tellaeche will be showing his newest works. The opening will be held in conjunction with the launch of the new North Park Nights event from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11.
