KELVIN LOPEZ | Où Vont-Ils ? (Where Do They Go?) / July 18, 2020 by Margaret Hernandez

OU VONT ILS? (Where Do They Go?)

The Hill Street Country Club presents recent works
by Kelvin Lopez
Opening Reception: July 18, 2020 1-6PM

About the Artist

Kelvin Lopez began his art journey in Oceanside, California during his time at MiraCosta College where he received an AA in Studio Arts in 2015. He continued his art education at California State University Long Beach where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with an emphasis in Printmaking in 2018. Kelvin has worked in partnership with several organizations and communities, teaching printmaking at workshops that have been very successful. Kelvin is awaiting his big move to Rhode Island where he will be continuing his education at Rhode Island School of Design with intentions to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in printmaking.

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ALOFA GOULD I STUBBORN / DREAM LOVING / February 22, 2020 by Margaret Hernandez

STUBBORN / DREAM LOVING

The Hill Street Country Club presents recent works

by Alofa Gould

Alofa Gould is a local artist and educator in North County San Diego with work featured in the gallery space using colored pencil representing the feelings which come with love. She has been a constant collaborator with The Hill Street Country Club through beginning our Book Club and working as a teacher for The Mobile Arts Workshop.

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GROUP SHOW | REMEDIO CASERO — CURATED BY ALEJANDRO ARREGUIN VILLEGAS / January 16, 2020 by Margaret Hernandez

REMEDIO CASERO

The Hill Street Country Club presents recent works
by a Group of Selected Artists
curated by Alejandro Arreguin Villegas

Why did you all choose ‘Remedio Casero’ as the title?

‘Remedio Casero’, or Holistic Remedies, was chosen as the title of our show as it encompasses the artist’s use of photography as a holistic remedy which uplifts our intimate representations of our identity, culture, and family life. ‘Remedio Casero’ was borrowed from the title of our cover photo by Jezabeth Roca, one of our participating artists.

Featured Photographers (in no particular order):

・William Camargo: @billythecamera
・Jezabeth Roca Gonzalez: @el_archipelago
・Beto Soto: @betosotophoto
・Angelica Grijalva: @divinefrequenciez
・Magdalena Ramirez Cerda: @fulanita.d.talecita
・Ricky Gutierrez: @guttypuma
・Juan Charlie Beaz: @juancabeaz
・Javier Arreguin: @javier.anticuado
・Lissa Corona
・Isabel Pichardo

Curated by: @av_alejandro
Flyer design: @juancabeaz
Organized by: @strawb.unny

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$LAVE | TIME CAPSUL 10 year retrospective featuring Ben horton and J-Hon / October 3, 2019 by Margaret Hernandez

TIME CAPSUL

The Hill Street Country Club presents recent works

by $lave: Ben Horton and J-hon

Time Capsul represents a 10 year retrospect of work produced by the skateboard company $lave featuring artists Ben Horton and J-hon. During this experience Pat Burke was given official recognition as a pro skater for the brand.

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CHERYL SORG | TO REACH THE CLOUDS / August 24, 2019 by Margaret Hernandez

TO REACH THE CLOUDS

The Hill Street Country Club presents recent works
by Cheryl Sorg
Showing: August 24 - September 24 2019
Opening Reception: August 24, 2019 7pm

Q & A artist

Can you go into the meaning / inspiration behind your tape artwork?

I keep becoming more and more and more intensely aware of just how shit the world is - racism, misogyny, sex trafficking, poverty, corruption in power, mass incarceration, etc. etc. etc., all of it. Just shit. And somehow working with the vibrant color injects a bit of cheer (hope?) into all of it for me. It certainly doesn’t improve it, or necessarily generate any change at all, but it gives me pleasure, and as simplistic as this may sound, the hope is that it will do the same for someone else as well.