Why does Socialism have such a bad rap, that it’s some sort of dangerous foreign import? We are all social by nature, tribal even, collectively espousing to a business, a church, a union, an environmental cause, a sports team, you… Read more
Invisible People, Invisible Structures
There are many agencies and churches that continue to reach out to our homeless population, providing basic essentials like food, clothing, shelter and compassion. Yet one particular individual, friend and colleague – artist, printmaker, painter and educator – Neil Shigley,… Read more
Border Partnership
The U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership is a binational membership organization whose mission is to support a network of organizations that build prosperity through leadership, collaboration, and philanthropy in the U.S.-Mexico Border region. Their member driven agenda strengthens organizations already working… Read more
Blik’s Picks for February & March 2016
Blik’s Picks, a list of art, culture, and things to do in and around San Diego during the months of February and March. Ed Ruscha Then & Now: Paintings From The 1960s And 2000s Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego… Read more
Coordinating Your Brand’s Execution – Screen versus Print
How we communicate our brands has taken on some very complex sets of guidelines, even rules, to render them effectively and with value. Too many times organizations want to execute what they’ve created in print, the same way online, or… Read more