From piñata exhibitions to retrospectives from legendary pop artists, there’s plenty of art to see this fall
“Aperture” by Alexis Smith
On view Sept. 17 through Jan. 7. San Diego Central Library Art Gallery, 330 Park Blvd., Ninth Floor, Downtown. Free. 236-5800. sdartprize.wixsite.com/mysitePhotos by Angelica Escoto are part of the work she’s exhibiting as part of the San Diego Art Prize.Mexican-American artist Maria de Los Angeles, known for wearable dress sculptures that question the idea of “American citizenship,” will be featured in this exhibit.
Oct. 1 through Nov. 26 . Quint Gallery, 7655 Girard Ave., La Jolla. Free. 454-3409. quintgallery.comOMA continues its 25th anniversary exhibition with its second “Legacy” group exhibition, which will feature works from artists who’ve exhibited at the museum in recent years. While there, “The Early Years” portion of the exhibition will still be up through Jan. 29.
The Mingei will continue in the playful spirit of its “Toying with Design” exhibition with this first-ever exhibition devoted to the art and design of this traditional craft. Includes over 80 works by dozens of Latinx artists.
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