Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
"There is something pure about looking at the one you love and knowing you accept them despite others' perceived flaws. In a sense, you give your partner power to love themself through your perception."—Kandace Crystal
Virtual SDMA+ The San Diego Shakespeare Society is a series of video performances featuring monologues from great works of Shakespeare in response to selections from the SDMA collection, premiering every other Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.
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The San Diego Museum of Art traditionally works with The San Diego Shakespeare Society throughout the year featuring seasonal SDMA ArtStops. The San Diego Shakespeare Society performs year round with the goal of demonstrating the relevance, immediacy, and accessibility of Shakespeare’s works for the general public.⠀
Featured:
William Shakespeare. "Sonnet 130," 1609 performed by Kandace Crystal.
Pablo Picasso (AKA Pablo Ruiz y Picasso). "Woman with Mirror," 1922 (or 1925?). Etching, proof. Gift of George C. Kenney II and Olga Kitsakos-Kenney. 1998.131.
SDMArt.org/virtual-sdma-plus & sandiegoshakespearesociety.org
"There is something pure about looking at the one you love and knowing you accept them despite others' perceived flaws. In a sense, you give your partner power to love themself through your perception."—Kandace Crystal
Virtual SDMA+ The San Diego Shakespeare Society is a series of video performances featuring monologues from great works of Shakespeare in response to selections from the SDMA collection, premiering every other Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.
⠀
The San Diego Museum of Art traditionally works with The San Diego Shakespeare Society throughout the year featuring seasonal SDMA ArtStops. The San Diego Shakespeare Society performs year round with the goal of demonstrating the relevance, immediacy, and accessibility of Shakespeare’s works for the general public.⠀
Featured:
William Shakespeare. "Sonnet 130," 1609 performed by Kandace Crystal.
Pablo Picasso (AKA Pablo Ruiz y Picasso). "Woman with Mirror," 1922 (or 1925?). Etching, proof. Gift of George C. Kenney II and Olga Kitsakos-Kenney. 1998.131.
SDMArt.org/virtual-sdma-plus & sandiegoshakespearesociety.org
