The Social Diary – ‘It’s all about the stoke,’ the art, the architecture!
Dante Ulanday - News Moderator 
SAN DIEGO – A fun dual art exhibition at the California Surf Museum and Oceanside Museum of Art kicked off with a gala and big kahuna names attending, thanks to Pierce Flynn and Jim Kempton of the California Surf Museum. “It’s all about the stoke,” as was famously said in the movie “Step Into Liquid,” and yes, I am in it!
Meanwhile, in La Jolla, the La Jolla Historical Society and the Quint Gallery held coordinating receptions of Double Bill: The Art of Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson. The multiple receptions were well attended. Quite a few dogs, too! Remember, La Jolla started as quite the artists’ colony way back when.
Cori and Tom Grunow, winner of the Jewel Award for Rehabilitation. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
Dr. Kristen Richards-Black event host, and Seonaid McArthur, chairwoman of the La Jolla Historical Society Committee at the Jewel Awards. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
Lauren Lockhart, executive director of the La Jolla Historical Society with Seonaid McArthur. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
Lee and Candace Gibbs at La Jolla Historical Society. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
Roy Porello, San Diego Surfing Hall of Fame photojournalist at La Jolla Historical Society. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
Mike Jacobs with Margaret the Margarita at La Jolla Historical Society. (Photo by Margo Schwab/Special to La Jolla Village News)
