In the Curator’s Words: How postwar modernism sprouted in San Diego, thanks to husband-and-wife design team
In the Curator’s Words is an occasional series that takes a critical look at current exhibitions through the eyes of curators. “Inside the Design Center,” the Mingei International Museum’s newest exhibition, is a snapshot of the postwar modernism movement in 1950s San Diego through the eyes and desi
Why these healthy San Diego retirees volunteer for clinical trials that include spinal taps and VR games
Most people hear the words “spinal tap,” and they are dancing to the British heavy metal band in the movie. But if the reference is to your back, most people would imagine a large needle and run for cover. Sharen Gibson, 72, never flinched. “The first thing I ever volunteered for, and probably quit
Tenor bringing his signature role to San Diego Opera’s ‘Pagliacci’
When it comes to challenging operatic roles for tenors, the clown troupe leader Canio in Leoncavallo Ruggero’s beloved 1892 “Pagliacci” is right up there. It requires power-singing, vocal range and dramatic intensity, as well as acting versatility. Just ask tenor Jonathan Burton, who has become one
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