Seth Combs is a local journalist based in San Diego, California. He writes for publications such as The San Diego Union-Tribune and Del Mar Times Inc, covering a range of topics including art, literature, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in PACIFIC magazine and La Jolla Light.
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Seth's coverage predominantly focuses on local arts and entertainment in San Diego, particularly art events, books by local authors, and art exhibitions. He also features seasonal content related to the holidays.
To effectively reach out to Seth Combs, consider pitching stories about upcoming local art events or book launches in San Diego. Providing insights into the cultural significance of these events or exclusive interviews with relevant artists and authors could be highly appealing to him.
Given his focus on expert commentary and event coverage, offering access to prominent figures within the San Diego arts scene for interviews or providing unique perspectives on ongoing artistic endeavors may capture his attention.
It’s important to note that Seth has a specific geographic focus on San Diego but maintains an interest in covering various aspects of its local arts and entertainment scene.
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By: Seth Combs
Ted Berryman, 80, will exhibit his sculpture alongside his late wife's abstract paintings at new Golden Hill gallery
By: Seth Combs
For longtime artist and new author Linda Litteral, the proudest work comes in the form of helping others heal
By: Seth Combs
Using archival materials, Nathan Storey explores the history of LGBTQ longing and loss within his multidisciplinary works
By: Seth Combs
Deanna Barahona appreciates a good Chuck E. Cheese. In her recent thesis exhibition at UC San Diego, she showcased a piece called “They
Installation artist and museum worker Grisel Márquez-Razón shifts her practice with a new piece in the ‘Border Blasters’ exhibition in Bonita
The huge Southern California event this fall will include shows at more than one dozen San Diego museums and galleries
A physical therapist by profession, the North Park resident’s upcoming historical fiction book is about the black plague in 1300s France
By: Seth Combs
From visits from bestselling authors to exciting new local releases, autumn is filled with excitement from cover to cover
Marisa DeLuca tackles issues of loss, nostalgia and gentrification in her hyperrealistic oil paintings
The San Diego elementary school teacher says artistic validation is the most important lesson for her students
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