We love what they’re doing over at Sezio, especially when it involves a recap of one of our shows!
Archive for July, 2008
Adapta @ Sezio
July 31, 2008Adapta Project show still on view
July 23, 2008
“Day Job 1″ by Kinsee Morlan
The opening was grand. Pictures are on the way. In the meantime, the art is still up and for sale. Please email adaptaproject@gmail.com and set up a private appointment any time, any day through Saturday, July 26.
P.S. We love you, and thanks for coming to the opening if you did!
The shuttles to Tijuana
July 16, 2008The shuttles will be leaving from the Old Town Transit Center, 4005 Taylor Street in the Old Town area of San Diego. There is plenty of parking in the lots nearby. Please bring your passport or your photo ID and birth certificate.
The first shuttle departing 6 p.m. will arrive at Terra Sur at approx. 6:45 and leave the show, San Diego bound, at 9 p.m. Right now, we have just two spaces on the 6 p.m. shuttle available.
The second shuttle will depart at 8 p.m., arrive at Terra Sur at 8:45 p.m. and leave the show, San Diego bound, at 10 p.m. There are several spaces available on the 8 p.m. shuttle as of now.
Adapta Project @ Terra Sur
July 3, 2008
“TJ Green” by Los Ilegales
The new website for A Room of One’s Own is up. Check it out and RSVP for the 8 PM shuttle leaving from the Old Town Transit Center and arriving at the front door of Terra Sur by emailing adaptaproject@gmail.com.
Want to drive yourself? Here are the directions:
From the border, take the Tijuana-Ensenada Toll Road (look for detour signs), and stay on the highway for approximately 15 minutes heading west then south. The toll will cost you $26 pesos or $2.50 (USD). Pass by the signs for where the Donald Trump project will be located (at KM 16), keep driving straight ahead and at the next right curve (KM 17), you´ll see a Terra Sur Billboard. Drive a quarter mile more and you will see a small entrance to your right, take that dirt road exit and take a right onto the dirt road and you’ll see Terra Sur.
Click here for a map. And below is a map of the detour. It’s easy, I promise.
