VIEW ARTSD ONLINE | SHOW INFORMATION | TO EXHIBIT 2013 | SPOTLIGHT ARTISTS ANNOUNCING 2013 SPOTLIGHT ARTISTS ART SAN DIEGO 2013 Spotlight Artists Include: Margaret Noble, San Diego, CA; Pablo Lehman represented by Black Square Gallery, Miami, FL; Drew Tal represented by Emmanuel Fremin Gallery, New York, NY; Marcos Ramirez “ERRE” represented by Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA and KREASHUN, San Diego, CA. NonPhenomena Video Featured on Vimeo SAN DIEGO (CA) Margaret Noble: Performance & Mixed Media Sound Artist MargaretNoble.net Margaret Noble’s work is influenced by the beat-driven dance culture of southern California during the 1980s. This inspiration led her to perform as an electronic music DJ in the underground club community of Chicago for several years during the late nineties. In 2004, Noble branched out from the dance floor into more experimental interests and created a monthly arts showcase called Spectacle in Chicago; during this period, she performed and produced experimental works with a variety of cutting edge new-media artists. Her interdisciplinary work resides at the intersection of sound, performance art, video and installation. Fascinated by the power of sound and media to affect an audience’s experience viscerally, Noble weaves together processed abstract sounds and voices with visual forms and motion. For Art San Diego 2013, Margaret Noble will create a series of four large-scale narrative sculptures that examine loss, time and environmental hauntings through a collision of light, sound and material. ART SAN DIEGO 2013 Spotlight Artists → SPECIAL EVENTS NIGHT EVENT Thursday, November 7 / 5 - 7 pm Collectors Club First Preview The benefits of the ASD COLLECTOR’S CLUB Card include early access to the First Preview. By Invitation Only Join the Collectors Club → NIGHT EVENT Thursday, November 7 / 7 - 9 pm VIP Opening Night One of San Diego’s best attended cultural events. The 2013 Edition will feature over 60 local and international exhibitors. Be the first to preview and purchase works. Hosted beverages and hors d’ouevres catered by Giuseppe’s Fine Catering and beverages hosted by St. Petersburg Vodka, Beck’s Art Bottles, Cayman Jack Ultra-Premium Margarita, and fine wines by St. Helena Road and IDG Wines. $75 or by Invitation / +21 Event Purchase Tickets → Benefits the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego NIGHT EVENT Friday, November 8 / 6 - 8 pm POP Produced Event: Presented By MOPA @ ASD The Museum of Photographic Arts turns thirty in 2013 and invites you to join the festivities with a special POP Produced Event that will take place at ART SAN DIEGO Contemporary Art Fair. The event will help commemorate their three decades as a museum in Balboa Park dedicated to photography, film and video. And we plan on celebrating! $15 Online – $20 Door / +21 Event Purchase Tickets → Benefits the Museum of Photographic Arts NIGHT EVENT Saturday, November 9 / 6 - 8 pm SILENT DISCO @ ASD Featuring: Guest DJ Rather than using a speaker system, music is broadcast via an FM-transmitter with the signal being picked up by wireless headphone receivers worn by the participants. Those without the headphones hear no music, giving the effect of a room full of people dancing to nothing. $15 Online – $20 Door / +21 Event Purchase Tickets → Benefits the San Diego Art Prize ART TALK Saturday, November 9 / 4 - 6 pm Henry Diltz: California Dreaming Memories & Visions of LA 1966-75, Photographs by Henry Diltz Talk / Presentation: 4 - 5 pm Meet & Greet: 5 - 5:30 pm The Morrison Hotel Gallery is about people. Founded in 2001 by former record company executive and producer Peter Blachley, music industry professional Richard Horowitz, and music photographer Henry Diltz, The Morrison Hotel® Gallery, which represents world renowned photographers, has grown to become the place to purchase fine art music photography. As you view some of the most inspiring and iconic images of music and musicians photographed over the last fifty-plus years, think about the people who existed on both sides of the lens. The photographers had no idea what they were creating or how historic the imagery would become. It is a one-second click of the shutter that creates a timeless moment in our lives. Admission included with Art Fair Ticket Purchase Tickets → FEATURED 2013 SPONSOR ART SAN DIEGO is pleased to partner with UBER at ASD 2013! UBER: EVERYONE'S PRIVATE DRIVER We're teaming up with Uber so you can ride in style to ART 2013! Uber is an app that allows you to request a ride with the tap of a button. Drivers arrive curbside in just minutes, you can track the arrival of your ride on your iPhone or Android, and payment is charged directly to your credit card on file. Not sure how to Uber? It's easy! iPhone or Android: • Download the App • Select your pick up location • Request a ride • Ride in style Using Uber with other smartphone: Sign up online or at m.UBER.com. You can also SMS text your pickup location (Ex: 5th Ave & G St, San Diego) to UBR-CAB (872-222). Follow the on-screen instructions through SMS text. Questions? Contact Sam at SupportSD@UBER.com or @UBER_SD! To get a free trip up to $25 on your first Uber ride in San Diego, sign up at UBER.com/GO/ASD2013, or download the mobile application, and enter the Promo Code ASD2013. ART NEWS ART 101: WHAT NOT TO DO AT AN ART FAIR Where does talent end and hype begin? A beginner's guide to spotting potential—and the art of the (beat-the-rush) deal By Andrew M. Goldstein, Nessia Pope, Rachel Corbett | ArtSpacel | March 29, 2013 Art fairs, in addition to being fast-paced zones of high-calibre art commerce, are also social occasions—and, as such, are places where a million different faux pas are possible. But if you're new to the art world, or if you're an art-world veteran who's simply too wealthy, powerful, or oblivious to comply with behavioral norms, how are you supposed to navigate this minefield? To solve this art-fair etiquette dilemma, we've reached out to an array of art professionals—from dealers and collectors to artists and journalists—to ask them to vent their grievances, gripes, and bêtes noires regarding outrageous collector behavior, looky-loos, pesky journalists, and other malefactors. What follows is their advice, and we suggest you take it. Read the Article → THE VENICE BIENNALE PREVIEW: LET THE ART GAMES COMMENCE In 1905, Gustav Klimt was the star of the Biennale; in 1950, Henri Matisse was winner of the Grand Prize. More recent highlights have included the premiere of Cy Twombly’s Battle of Lepanto paintings (2001), and Ed Ruscha’s Course of Empire series in 2005. By Marcus Field | The Independent | May 18, 2013 Next month, the Vatican, Jeremy Deller and Carl Jung will be showing their etchings at the greatest art show on Earth. Marcus Field, a Giardini veteran, marks your card for the pavilions, the people ... and the parties. Read the Article → UBS is the Presenting Sponsor of ART SAN DIEGO More information about ART SAN DIEGO Contemporary Art Fair: ArtSanDiego2013.com

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