| There are currently four unique areas comprised of 24 exhibition
cases located in the Commuter Terminal and throughout Terminal 2. This program
provides opportunities to showcase San Diego’s unique identity through the
presentation of items that have cultural, educational and artistic interest.
Proposed exhibits must use all cases respective to the exhibition site.
Opportunity is limited to San Diego Area artists and organizations. |
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| Passengers arriving and departing pass through this busy
corridor located in the upper level of Terminal 2 where the East and West
concourses connect. This area spans 106 linear feet and has two primed walls
suitable for exhibitions. Artwork and proposed method of installation must be
durable enough to withstand heavy pedestrian traffic. Opportunity is open to all
artists and organizations regardless of geographic location. |
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| A temporary solution to the WestEnd Gallery closing, this area is the most
recent addition to the program. Its namesake is its location; situated within
the passenger hold room for gate 22 in the upper level of Terminal 2 East. Three
highly visible walls are ideal for small, site-specific installations,
interactive media as well as traditional two-dimensional work. Opportunity is
open to all artists and organizations regardless of geographic location. |
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| Exhibitors can propose collaborative projects, art by individual children,
groups of students, community-based organizations as well as schools, youth
groups and museums. Opportunities to exhibit are limited to young artists
ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade. The exhibits rotate quarterly. This
site is located in the lower level of Terminal 2 East pre-security and measures
35 feet by 5 ½ feet of upholstered and framed wall space. Opportunity is limited
to San Diego Area artists and organizations. |
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