#cedrosdesigndistrict

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UnhealpK4/?igshid=abhj33bt400g

[raanajamshide]

‪Solana Beach Triathlon Event!‬ * * ‪#SolanaBeach,‬ ‪#BeachLife,‬ ‪#CedrosDesignDistrict,‬ ‪#BeachGrassCafe,‬ ‪#DelMarDogBeach,‬ #DelMarHorseRace, #HWY101SolanaBeach, (at Solana Beach, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0d8S-Qnxbw/?igshid=yc565pvr35ib

[jgrantbrittain]

My Pop-Up show at @koniakowskygallery on Cedros Ave in Solana Beach is from 4-8pm today, Saturday. Wade Koniakowsky will be showing his paintings, it’s his gallery. I will have photos on exhibit along with Skate posters, Tshirts, Coasters, Pinbacks, Zines and @nthepocketshirts will be debuting our new pocket tees, you can order through their link. @culturebrewingco will have a taste of a few brews on hand. Scroll left for images. jgrantbrittainphotos.com #jgrantbrittainphotos #wadekoniakowsky #skateboarding #jgrantbrittain #grantbrittain #skatephotography #skatetees #skatephotographer #culturebrewingco #cedrosdesigndistrict #gymstandard

[theaboveboardco-blog]

Today, September 20, 2019 will be historic! Millions of youth around the world will be walking out to strike for the future of this planet, including local @uchsasb @pacificridgeschool @lajollacountrydayschool #villagegatechildrensacademy #canyoncrestacademy • We support and stand by their determination and passion to encourage positive change in the world. To learn more, check out @fridaysforfuture and @futurecoalition • AboveBoard is committed to protecting the environment. We are proud members of @onepercentfortheplanet and only source apparel that has minimal impact on the environment. To learn more about the impact of fashion on the environment, check out @fash_rev • Visit AboveBoard in Solana Beach, CA on September 20 and mention this post in support of the youth who are engaged in change to receive 10% off your entire purchase! • • • • • #SchoolStrike4Climate #ClimateStrike #GlobalClimateStrike #StrikeWithUs #Fridays4Future #WeekForFuture #solanabeach #carlsbad #encinitas #delmar #cardiff #sandiego #lajolla #ranchosantafe #lucadia #cedrosdesigndistrict #cedrosavenue #shopsolanabeach #sustainability #ecofashion #ecofriendly #sustainablefashion #protectwhatyoulove (at The AboveBoard Co.) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2o0BLMHDwW/?igshid=p3p5nt5cobww

[solidgoold-blog]

#swamisbeach #swamis #swamisencinitaseast #multimedia #multimediaart #robertgooldphotography #robertgooldfineart #leapinglotus #cedros #cedrosdesigndistrict #sandiegoartist #sandiegophotographer #orginalart #originalartwork #supportthearts #supporttheartsinyourcommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn6Iy_CH3E33xdsaV8mtjXuFutTMOiZMz7FtaE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=kwa3katgkzhj

[withlove-design]

These mid-century wall bursts have us all kinds of giddy! @johnathanadler #interiordecor #interiordesign #cedrosdesigndistrict #latergram

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Live+Work+Create Where style meets life well lived Artfully and purposefully Not for wallflowers Built to inspire Makers making Creative Class Sophistication+innovation Dynamic Lasting relationships And seamless live/work integration Refining the art of bold new living 3X Like an artist 3X Like LA 3X Like a city with a creative industry We weaving elegance and comfort We have everything you need An ideal Human Centered Design Come to a home that you might deserve! And remember the artists when they’re gone. #GROUNDTRUTHINGS Contemporary plein air observations documenting changes on the ground. This particular series records planned gentrification by the city and developers in the urban districts in and around downtown San Diego. . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B19d5vTlw4S/?igshid=5fhwwj5c5ju9

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“Out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. Fine artists (not boho or hobo artists) in a recent and naive article about gentrification are described as “traditional” and commercial tech firms as “cash-flow-positive” LA types. They say the traditionalists can be incorporated into the master plan through murals and commissions to come. They are also describing the units in these new developments as Los Angeles style studios. Sounds confusing! Especially if one has lived and worked in LA and SF, where there is an actual tech and entertainment industry. Strangely enough, there’s a market in these comparable cities for contemporary art. There isn’t anything confusing about what’s happening in the East Village, Barrio Logan, and all over San Diego. Developers, both corporate and independent, are blatantly manipulating the idea of an arts community to lure “LA style” and “Silicon Valley types” to rent “artist style” over priced boxes, in an area lacking any significant tech industry. The fact they’re selling digital media as new media really says it all. The idea is cash-flow-negative for startups, offering no real incentives other than a plethora of bar and grills. Developers do not create industry! Their “idea” is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses in the area. In the end, to take advantage of students as well. These developers are willingly and knowingly applying the models of gentrification used in LA and SF. To engage in this kind business practice is not only irresponsible and unethical, it’s really short sighted! What these developers need is a new idea, with a new approach, that responds to the needs of the community. . . . . . . . #gentrification #sdpulse #mysdphoto #allthingssd #sandiegopride #discoverSD #sandiegogram #sandiegoevents #sdlife #discoverSD #gentrified #modernluxurysd #lajollalife #lajollaliving #lajollarealestate #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #southparksd #encintas #littleitalysd #ranchosantafe #solanabeach #fairbanksranch #lajolla #gentrify (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByTELiMlgbD/?igshid=xkrb6msxvmej

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My friend Lonny spinning records at Vinyl Junkies record store with his daughters. @mrwood7 #ericwongimages #vinyljunkiesrecordshack . . . . . . . . . #positivevibes #artoftheday #picofthday #juxtapoz #sdmusicscene #sdunderground #kaboodelmar #kaboo #instagood #sandiegounderground #sandiego_ca #sandiegostyle #sdstreetart #littleitalysandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #oceanbeachsandiego #gaslampsandiego #sdurbanbeats #beatstreet #sandiegovibes #ranchandcoast #bwphotooftheday #lensculturestreets #lensculture #blackandwhite #earthlings #goodvibes (at Vinyl Junkies Record Shack) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwpxdmjFASF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=da1i6fbu2e06

[jgrantbrittain]

Tonight at @culturebrewingco in Solana Beach there will be Cans of the Keyhole IPA at 7pm and I’ll be running my slideshow and mingling with Skate and beer fans. The first 10 of 100 of these signed by me and numbered posters will be for sale. @tonyhawk photo by jgrantbrittainphotos.com #delmarskateranch #culturebrewingco #cedrosdesigndistrict #skateboarding #skatephotography #jgrantbrittainphotos #jgrantbrittain #grantbrittain

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UoJT6F6x1/?igshid=17ti77m49zrw2

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UoCnQla5o/?igshid=1rxzipu80v5rd

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Un9A5lVWA/?igshid=hw2r3c5g2nz6

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Un30TFs7r/?igshid=wv3u8azygwnk

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UnyAFlQ_-/?igshid=18r0ejar0vpdy

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Gentrification, Artwashing, & The Creative Placemaking Hustle This particular series of #Groundtruthings was prompted by an article in the San Diego Union Tribune “LA-style studios crop up in East Village, as not-so-broke artists collect at The Ratner “ by Brittany Meiling. In the article Brittany characterizes the rising rents and displacement of local residents “in a once-derelict neighborhood (best known for housing cash-strapped artists)” as “out with the boho artists, in with the cash-flow-positive ones”. “LA-style” that is, she and the developers say they are making room for an influx of “Los Angeles-style production companies”. The big idea in the I.D.E.A district and Makers Quarter, is “to attract workers and companies to the neighborhood, with a focus on creative technology.” Their “idea” isn’t a very good one (cash-flow negative), and is based simply on UCSD’s plans to build satellite campuses for its art department in the area. Brittany and these developers actually describe digital media in their hype, as “a new media” in a “tech-forward neighborhood” while distinguishing painters and sculptors as “more traditional artists”. This bankrupt perception is what really resonated with me. The uncultivated and naive impression of contemporary visual art and artists that is echoed throughout America’s finest soccer city, San Diego. Link to full Blog: https://artewong.blogspot.com/2019/09/gentrification-artwashing-creative.html . . . . . . . . . . #gentrification #bestofsandiego #mysdphoto #allthingssd #downtownsd #sdlifestyle #sandiegogram #sdcitybeat #sdreader #urbanphotography #kpbs #sandiegorealestate #wonderspacessandiego #libertystationsd #libertystationsandiego #cedrosavenue #cedrosdesigndistrict #theresandiego #Encinitas #littleitalysd #gaslampsandiego #newschoolofarchitectureanddesign #gaslampquarter #broadstonemq #lensculturestreets #sandiegorentals #sandiegouniontribune #newschoolofarchitecture (at East Village, San Diego) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2UnsLvlbeH/?igshid=1ne167cjksgam