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A<strong>14</strong> THE COAST NEWS<br />

JUNE <strong>14</strong>, <strong>2013</strong><br />

ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT<br />

Sculptures enrich library<br />

KAY<br />

COLVIN<br />

A Brush With Art<br />

Guests of the Encinitas<br />

Library are in for an<br />

unprecedented pleasure<br />

during the exhibit of “<strong>The</strong><br />

Shape of Things: James<br />

Hubbell Sculpture” on display<br />

through July 22. <strong>The</strong><br />

Oceanside Museum of Art,<br />

in collaboration with the<br />

city of Encinitas, presents a<br />

collection of 16 sculptures<br />

created during the last 50<br />

years of acclaimed artist<br />

James Hubbell’s career.<br />

<strong>The</strong> exhibited sculptures<br />

express Hubbell’s<br />

inner world and philosophies<br />

through a diverse<br />

range of media while<br />

demonstrating his mastery<br />

“Three Sentinels,” set of three cast bronze maquettes by James<br />

Hubbell. Image courtesy of Hubbell Studios<br />

of the visual language of<br />

sculpture.<br />

With undeniably profound<br />

reverence for nature,<br />

Hubbell is widely recognized<br />

for his biomorphic<br />

shapes and incorporation of<br />

a rich variety of materials<br />

into his art and architecture.<br />

Danielle Susalla Deery<br />

of the Oceanside Museum<br />

TURN TO BRUSH WITH ART ON A21<br />

Send your arts & entertainment<br />

news to arts@thecoastnews.com<br />

Sea Wolf brings feeling of<br />

‘home’ to <strong>The</strong> Belly Up<br />

By Jared Whitlock<br />

SOLANA BEACH —<br />

Alex Brown Church, the<br />

man behind Sea Wolf, has<br />

come full circle — in more<br />

ways than one.<br />

After living in<br />

Montreal for three years,<br />

Church made his way back<br />

to California a few years<br />

ago. And the feeling of<br />

coming home defines his<br />

newest album, “Old World<br />

Romance” — his third<br />

record.<br />

“<strong>The</strong>re’s a connection<br />

with friends and family<br />

that I maybe didn’t appreciate<br />

as much as I could<br />

have,” Church said. “It hit<br />

me how important they are<br />

to my life when I moved<br />

back.”<br />

Returning also made<br />

him realize how he missed<br />

the comfort of his bedroom<br />

studio. He recorded his<br />

debut album, “Leaves of<br />

the River,” in 2007 in his<br />

home studio, taking his<br />

time to polish the folktinged<br />

indie rock songs.<br />

For the 2009 album “White<br />

Water, White Bloom,” he<br />

wanted a larger chamber<br />

rock sound — a conscious<br />

effort to recreate what it’s<br />

like playing live. So he<br />

holed up with musicians in<br />

an Omaha, Neb. studio for<br />

more than a month to lay<br />

down tracks.<br />

Church said he was<br />

satisfied with the result,<br />

but with only a limited<br />

window of time in the studio,<br />

he sometimes felt pres-<br />

TURN TO SEA WOLF ON A19<br />

ARTS<br />

CALENDAR<br />

Got an item for Arts calendar?<br />

Send the details via email to<br />

calendar@coastnewsgroup.com.<br />

MARK THE<br />

DATE<br />

LAUGH TO HELP<br />

Comedians Bob Perkell,<br />

Kristin Key and Ron<br />

Pearson will host two<br />

fundraiser shows, “We Are<br />

Not a Glum Lot III,” to benefit<br />

<strong>The</strong> Fellowship Center,<br />

at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. <strong>June</strong> 29<br />

at the Avo Playhouse, 303<br />

Main St., Vista. Tickets $10<br />

each or $20 at vistixonline.com<br />

or by calling the<br />

AVO box office at (760)<br />

724-2110. For information<br />

on the center, visit thefellowshipcenter.org/.<br />

JUNE <strong>14</strong><br />

ON DISPLAY Carlsbad-<br />

Oceanside Art League<br />

watercolor artist Lynn<br />

Crealock will have work<br />

displayed on the feature<br />

wall. In addition to the regular<br />

show, a special “Black<br />

and White” show will be<br />

displayed, 300 Carlsbad<br />

Village Drive, Suite 101,<br />

Sea Wolf, the moniker of Alex Brown Church, will play tracks from “Old<br />

World Romance,” his new album, 8 p.m. at <strong>The</strong> Belly Up <strong>June</strong> 20. “I<br />

revisited my past to carve a path forward,” Church said of his new<br />

album. Courtesy photo<br />

Carlsbad. For hours, call<br />

(760) 434-8497.<br />

YOUTH CHOIR San<br />

Diego Children’s Choir is<br />

looking for children who<br />

love to sing. Short 5-10<br />

minute auditions for<br />

grades three to 12 can be<br />

scheduled by calling (858)<br />

587-1087 or e-mail donnaicenhower@sdcchoir.org.<br />

No audition required for<br />

grades one and two. To<br />

schedule an audition or for<br />

more information, call<br />

(858) 5871087 or visit sdcchoir.org.<br />

JUNE 15<br />

LIFE DRAWING<br />

EXHIBIT <strong>The</strong> Solana<br />

Beach Library is hosting<br />

the Encinitas Library<br />

Figure Drawing Group’s<br />

annual Mixed-media Life<br />

Drawing Show at 157<br />

Stevens Ave., Solana<br />

Beach. For more information,<br />

call (858) 755-<strong>14</strong>04 or<br />

(760) 942-8738.<br />

JUNE 16<br />

TRIP TO GETTY<br />

MiraCosta College will<br />

visit the J. Paul Getty<br />

Museum <strong>June</strong> 22. <strong>The</strong> bus<br />

will depart MiraCosta<br />

College San Elijo Campus,<br />

3333 Manchester Ave.,<br />

Cardiff at 9:20 a.m. and<br />

MiraCosta College<br />

Oceanside Campus (parking<br />

lot 1A), 1 Barnard Dr.,<br />

Oceanside at 10 a.m. Cost<br />

is $69. To register, call (760)<br />

795-6820 or register online<br />

at miracosta.edu/community.<br />

JUNE 17<br />

VETERAN’S VIEW-<br />

POINT Carlsbad<br />

Playreaders presents<br />

“Elliott, A Soldier’s Fugue”<br />

at 7:30 p.m. <strong>June</strong> 17 at<br />

Carlsbad City Library’s<br />

Ruby G. Schulman<br />

Auditorium, 1775 Dove<br />

Lane. Elliot Ortiz, a 19year-old<br />

Lance Corporal,<br />

home from Iraq after<br />

receiving the Purple Heart,<br />

and his father and grandfather,<br />

also veterans, share<br />

their personal experiences<br />

of war. Suggested donations<br />

are $5. For more information,<br />

visit carlsbadplayreaders.org<br />

or call<br />

(760) 602-2012.<br />

JUNE 18<br />

BLUES TIME Robin<br />

Henkel plays solo blues<br />

from 7 to 9 p.m. <strong>June</strong> 18 at<br />

Wine Steals Cardiff, 1953<br />

San Elijo, Cardiff. For<br />

information, call (760) 230-<br />

2657.<br />

JUNE 19<br />

‘COLOR’ EXHIBIT<br />

Artists Muffy and John<br />

Peugh of West of 101<br />

TURN TO CALENDAR ON A19

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