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Art & exhibitions in San Diego on Wednesday, July 1, 2026
9 exhibitions and openings across 5 venues in San Diego County on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. Updated nightly from venue calendars and ticketing sites.
The Del Mar Branch of the San Diego County Library, the Del Mar Foundation, and the Salk Institute present: Posters Created by Internationally Known Artist Françoise Gilot for "Symphony at Salk" Concerts 1996-2023. When Françoise Gilot was a 21-year-old art student in Paris, she…
An entry-level exhibition at Mingei International Museum drawn from the permanent collection, exploring the global role of grains as both a source of sustenance and an inspiration for human creativity and craft.
An exhibition at Mingei International Museum featuring over sixty works of craft and art connected to fishing, showcasing both functional fishing objects and works that illuminate the deep relationship between people and fish.
An exhibition at Mingei International Museum featuring intricately woven reed sculptures by India Thompson that transform everyday domestic objects into meditations on ownership, emotional attachment, and the experience of renting a home.
An exhibition at the San Diego Natural History Museum exploring San Diego as a unique destination at the crossroads of desert and sea, examining what draws millions of visitors to the region each year.
An exhibition at the Fleet Science Center chronicling one of the boldest wildlife experiments in American history—the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park after a 50-year absence, told through rare 16mm archival footage.
This exhibition presented by The Dean Collection highlights work by local artists including MJ Pimentel, whose piece "Handball Courts" (2025) is featured. The show is on view from April 18 through November 8, 2026.
An exhibition at the San Diego Natural History Museum telling the remarkable stories of three animal species brought back from the edge of extinction, highlighting the urgent and complex work of wildlife conservation.
An exhibition at the San Diego Natural History Museum uncovering the ecological secrets of three remote, untouched atolls, offering insight into human impacts on the planet's most pristine ocean environments.