La Jolla Light, October 2, 2019
La Jolla’s St. James Church exhibit touts Mid-Century Modern places of worship in San Diego
By Ashley Mackin-Solomon
There must be something special about the Clairemont Lutheran Church at 4271 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
With its reaching spire and etched depiction of God on the exterior wall, the Mid-Century Modern-style church is the focus of photos in the “San Diego Mid-Century Modern Places of Worship” exhibit, on view at St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 743 Prospect St., now through Sunday, Oct. 27.
Held in connection with the La Jolla Historical Society’s current exhibition “Julius Shulman: Modern La Jolla,” the St. James’ exhibit is comprised of 60 pieces in three sections: 1) the winning and honorably mentioned submissions from a photo competition in both the “age 18 and younger” and “adult” categories; 2) images by architectural photographer Darren Bradley; and 3) a collection of George Lyons’ photos of Robert Des Lauriers’ architectural work.
Read the whole article HERE.
There must be something special about the Clairemont Lutheran Church at 4271 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
With its reaching spire and etched depiction of God on the exterior wall, the Mid-Century Modern-style church is the focus of photos in the “San Diego Mid-Century Modern Places of Worship” exhibit, on view at St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 743 Prospect St., now through Sunday, Oct. 27.
Held in connection with the La Jolla Historical Society’s current exhibition “Julius Shulman: Modern La Jolla,” the St. James’ exhibit is comprised of 60 pieces in three sections: 1) the winning and honorably mentioned submissions from a photo competition in both the “age 18 and younger” and “adult” categories; 2) images by architectural photographer Darren Bradley; and 3) a collection of George Lyons’ photos of Robert Des Lauriers’ architectural work.
Read the whole article HERE.