Nearly 100 floral arrangements themed to paintings in the museum's collection will be on display March 31 through April 2
The San Diego Museum of Art will bloom with life next weekend when the annual Art Alive celebration takes place inside its galleries.
Floral artist Robert Santolucito’s interpretation of Rahaelle Peale’s “Still Life with Peaches” at a previous Art Alive exhibit at San Diego Museum of Art.First up in Art Alive. This year’s event will feature nearly 100 floral arrangements set up next to artworks on the walls. This year’s theme is “Modern Women,” spotlighting works of art by female artists, including Sonia Delaunay, Françoise Gilot, and key abstract expressionists Lee Krasner and Elaine de Kooning.
Tickets to Art Alive will be sold by timed entry. Ticket holders will have free access to the museum’s Garden of Activities. The all-ages, hands-on art projects and presentations will take place March 31-April 2 in the museum’s outdoor sculpture garden.
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