SD Arts Alliance

Can we please adhere to what these beautiful words, by this amazing young woman, call on us heed.

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Some new fans flock around as he paints the mural at Teralta Park.
We’ll keep you updated as this over 240 foot long mural comes to life.

Our mural in Teralta Park is well on its way. This huge mural was designed by our very own world famous and involved considerable input from community stakeholders in the City Heights community.
Look for Sake and our volunteers to be out there painting over the next few months.
And if you are interested in volunteering to help, dm us or contact us at info@s dalliance.org .

SDCAA works with the community when creating murals in those communities. A great example is "Unity in the Community," in City Heights' Teralta Park. Watch how the mural continues to develop while the community participates in this exciting endeavor.
Sake working with Rotaracts, Chavistas and City Heights community members joining in.
Magic happens when we work together. This mural is a great example of this practice.
Photography contributions from Suzy Spafford, Dan Tomsky and Linda Sheridan

Sake progresses with his artwork for our monumental mural at Teralta Park in City Heights. Keep your eyes peeled to watch the magic happen.

One of our fabulous crew members hits the front page of the SD Union today for her amazing art and community work.
Thank you Kim for all that you Do!!

A place artists can call home A group of local artists called Southeast Art Team have turned a house into an arts and culture center that serves as a studio, gallery and gathering space for artists and community members.

What a shock to read this article about Larry Baza. Having known Larry since the mid-eighties Co-Chairing the Committee for Chicano Park Murals, he has always been a great help in all the art endeavors I have taken on in San Diego right up to the present for SDCAA. I have always been able to rely on his generous participation and help. He is a great loss for San Diego.
Linda Sheridan, CEO/Founder

Larry Baza, chair of the California Arts Council and a lifelong San Diegan, has died.(Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

Before the Holidays I want to share our latest project for our Clients the Berlin Family. They came to us having moved from New York City to Del Mar and one of the things they missed was seeing Urban Art on every corner. Sake and I sat down with the family to get their input and this lead to Sake's creation of this mural...And although I dislocated my shoulder when this mural was delivered I was so thrilled and impressed I felt the power of Art.

Later when I asked Jared what he thought their new work of Art, he said,"On a scale of 1 to 10, hmmm...20."
Have a spectacular Holiday of the Heart and the best New Year ever.❣️❣️❣️

“When you put a mural in a public space, you’re putting it in people’s living room” - Linda Sheridan, CEO & founder of SDCAA

Community input on what a community mural should embody is absolutely crucial. To get a sense of what the community values, we created this survey for the upcoming mural project for the First Baptist Church of National City. We cannot wait to see where this will lead us!



Please email your completed surveys to [email protected] so our artist can start drawing out a design for the mural!