
I walked past the Ion Theatre in Hillcrest early this afternoon. I’d planned to take some pics of their cool new street mural, which I’d seen several times while heading up Sixth Avenue.
Not only did I get photos of the mural, but I caught some folks setting up for the Ion Theatre Company’s big outdoor I’ll Take Manhattan gala!
The eye-popping black-and-white photomosaic, I was told, is composed of images from Ion’s 72 productions over their 10 years of history. Ion Theatre has become an important cultural presence in San Diego. According to their mission statement, they are dedicated to “forging bold, vital, diverse new work…powerful, provocative new plays from emerging playwrights… (and reimagining) classics using the lens of theatrical innovation…”
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This is very cool. And just think….each of those actors will have their face on that wall for many years to come…much better than a start on the Hollywood walk of fame 🙂
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You’re right! I didn’t think of that!
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Burlinesque. I guess because Ive just been. Especially the shot you take along the wall. But definitely has the American twist (i.e. black people).
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It’s not really typical of what one would see in San Diego. Much of our street art includes bright colors and images of beaches/surfers/sunshine/sea life!
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beach art graffiti – yes sounds about right!
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