PBS star and Carlsbad native who taught America to draw is coming to a summer camp near you
Mark Kistler poses alongside a collection of his hand-drawn illustrations. (Photo courtesy of Mark Kistler) Long before YouTube tutorials and CGI transformed how people learn to draw, Carlsbad native Mark Kistler was teaching 3D drawing on television, in school auditoriums and at a community center
Lost restaurants of San Diego: Nightlife, cocktail lounges, and entertainment dining
View of men and women sitting in the cocktail lounge in the US Grant Hotel after alterations made by M.H. Golden Construction Company in about 1947. (Photo and caption info courtesy of the San Diego History Center) Part four in a five-part series Clinking glasses, the low hum of conversation, music
‘I found life’ — stateless, queer dancer makes San Diego — and the world — his home through ballet
He danced through the war, through statelessness and through the death and destruction of his dreams. Today, Ahmad Joudeh is still dancing. The Syria-born dancer was denied citizenship in his country of birth because only his mother was Syrian, and in that country women don’t give their nationaliti
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