Revision

04/28/2026

As April comes to an end, we want to recognize the Autistic Community of artists who inspire us everyday. We are honored to be able to use Revision as a platform for voices that deserve to be heard, and for sharing talents that have a valued place in the art scene. Yesterday one of the artists in residence, Zoe, was invited to share her experiences on KPBS Midday Edition. The segment is posted in our linktree. Please take a listen✨
Thanks for inviting Jessica and Zoe to be part of the important conversation about Autism Acceptance Month.

04/27/2026

We have available spots open for this Friday’s workshop 🖼️

04/27/2026

Tune in at noon!
Listen here!
https://www.kpbs.org/podcasts/kpbs-midday-edition

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎

Collaborative mixed media of Charlie and Shae titled “A World Beyond the Surface” created using net, paper mâché, recycled cardboard, plastic, beads, natural materials and seashells, on an original acrylic painting of Holly Hills (Diary of a Wimpy Kid) as a Mermaid.

04/21/2026

Pictured here: Vickie presenting at Understanding Differences Day at Camarena Elementary, an all-ages free public workshop we held, Charlie’s work on display at a local coffee shop, Sydney participating in a rally with support of a Mentor, a pen pal project we created that connects artists with Seniors. These are just a few of examples of the impact Revision has on the community. We participate in so many different activities that we often can’t keep up with publicly sharing them. Funding the arts is a vital component to our economy, and to the individuals we serve. With the proposed city budget cuts for next year, we could lose the largest grant we have been promised. We are sharing this post to educate so that more can be aware of the challenges that we often don’t highlight as an organization. Follow San Diego ART Matters for more updates.

04/17/2026

This Saturday April 18th 🌎 12-4pm at the La Mesa Gallery, join us for the Opening of Revival, a collection of art with themes of resilience, reinvention, recycling, repair, environmentalism, hope, and a little fun with trash too.
A live music performance contribution starts at 1:30pm. Free all ages linoprinting activity using styrofoam is offered 1-2pm 🌱

04/10/2026

We’ve entered Earth Month, which means we have our Annual Revival Art Exhibition to look forward to 🌱 Please join us Saturday April 18th for our favorite community event, at our La Mesa Gallery. This year we have a stellar line up of participating artists, a styrofoam linoprinting demo and card making activity from 1-2pm, live music starting at 1:30pm, beverages, milkweed starter plants, and our small gift shop will be open as well. Proceeds benefit our non-profit organization, and the neurodivergent artists enrolled in our creative arts program. Come meet other environmental minded people or make a free print 🌱 All ages welcome.

04/09/2026

Alan Cohen, a San Diego transplant and multi talented musician from the band Solar Systems, formed in Chicago, is also a Revision Resident Artist highly interested in merging poetry with mixed medias. He will be performing improvisational guitar at our upcoming Revival Opening Exhibition, on Saturday April 18th. The event runs 12-4pm, at our La Mesa Gallery, with Alan’s performance beginning at 1:30pm 🎶 Come out and enjoy live music, a Lino printing activity, beverages, plants, and three rooms of art 🌱

03/31/2026

Full video & article from CBS Chanel 8 segment, can be found here !

"Once Upon a Fair" theme honors creative Little Free Libraries by delighting community artists at Revision.