Artists in Residence
Artists in Residence

Surround yourself with Art

Seaport Village is proud to host numerous Artist in Residence programs. From award-winning installations like Oslo Sardine Bar to working artist studios developed in partnership with Bread and Salt and the New Children’s Museum, Seaport Village is a budding hub for arts and culture on the waterfront.

Oslo Sardine Bar

Studio by the Bay

OPEN  HOURS
Wednesday-Friday: 6-8 pm
Saturday: 10am-8pm
Sunday: 10am-4pm

FAMILY DAY WORKSHOPS:
October 19 | 1-5pm
November 2 | 10am-2pm
December 14 | 10am-2pm

809 WEST HARBOR DRIVE

Located within Seaport Village’s Lighthouse District, Studio by the Bay offers visitors the chance to interact with and learn from two local artists-in-residence, Kurosh Yahyai , and Jose Venegas.

  • KUROSH YAHYAI | A Master of Fine Arts recipient from San Diego State University, Kurosh Yahyai’s body of work focuses on the idea of the self, expressed through the traditional style of oil painting with a contemporary approach.
  • JOSE VENEGAS | Jose Venegas, a Miami-born and San Diego-raised artist who has worked with Writerz Blok (a dedicated space for creatives to practice graffiti), teaches graphic design, silk-screening and graffiti art onsite for after-school programs and with juvenile detention centers.
Bread and Salt

Bread And Salt

OPEN STUDIO HOURS
Thursday 5-7 pm

809 WEST HARBOR DRIVE

Bread & Salt is an experimental center for the arts with strong community ties. It hosts works by San Diego artists and serves as a gathering spot for the creative community. Their newest Artist in Residency Studio is located in the Seaport Village Lighthouse District. Griselda Rosas is the current artist in residence.

http://www.breadandsaltsandiego.com/

Oslo Sardine Bar

Oslo Sardine Bar

OPEN  HOURS
TENTATIVELY Thursday 5-8 pm

809 WEST HARBOR DRIVE

This is not your typical bar - step inside, enjoy some canned fish and chat with the proprietor, a charming, and talented purveyor of canned fish. It’s an experience to be remembered!

Formerly housed in the “This is not an exit” gallery at Bread and Salt, this pop-up experiential art performance, was created by Max Robert Daily and is now on display at Seaport Village!