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Photo gallery: Walking the ArtWalk at Liberty Station

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Artist Paul Heussenstamm and Genine Rainbeau-Heart show Heussenstamm’s work at ArtWalk @ Liberty Station.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Susan Whinnery stops by Jimmy Romo’s surfboard creations.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Diane Friedman shows Harry Jay Sculptures to Gabrielle and Corey Clark.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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ArtWalk guests take in some of Siep Bueneker’s photos.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Dave and Kathy Kinard look at photographs by Siep Bueneker.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Artist Mario Cespedes is surrounded by his paintings.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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An ArtWalk visitor views a painting by Mario Cespedes.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Nic McGuire shows his glass art.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Glasswork from Nic McGuire was on display at ArtWalk.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Shelli Kahl exhibits his jewelry at Liberty Station’s ArtWalk.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Marissa Grace performs at ArtWalk @ Liberty Station.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Kenneth Gethers and his daughter Zuri relax on the lawn at ArtWalk @ Liberty Station.  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Artist Lucia Pasquinelli shows her jewelry to Jackie Stubblefield (in white shirt).  (Milan Kovacevic)
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Artist Lucia Pasquinelli’s jewelry was displayed at ArtWalk.  (Milan Kovacevic)
By Point Loma-OB Monthly staff
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ArtWalk @ Liberty Station returned to the Point Loma commercial and cultural center’s Ingram Plaza on Aug. 7-8 for the fine-arts show’s 16th year.

Guests could see and buy artwork from more than 200 local, national and international artists in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, glasswork, jewelry, photography and more.

After the 2020 edition was held in November at Liberty Station’s North Promenade and Luce Court with many coronavirus-related requirements and restrictions, this year’s festival also featured virus-related safety protocols, including sanitation stations and asking unvaccinated guests to wear masks.

Along with the art, the event featured live music, a beer and wine garden and a food court.

Each of ArtWalk San Diego’s three annual festivals supports nonprofit partner ArtReach San Diego, which works to increase equity in visual arts education in San Diego County by delivering free or low-cost workshops to schools that have no other resources for art.

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