This artist is being featured as a part of a San Diego Public Library Exhibit

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The San Diego Public Library (SDPL) is celebrating a world-renowned architectural designer, sculptor, painter and stained-glass artist from March to August.

The exhibit known as “James Hubbell: Structure of Jubilation.” The works of Hubbell — a San Diegan — will likely be on show on the following 4 SDPL areas:

• Central Library Artwork Gallery: Exhibit that includes Hubbell’s 70-plus-year profession as a up to date grasp who expresses himself by nature-inspired artwork, structure and useful objects and areas.
• Scripps Miramar Ranch Library: “A Mountain Dwelling & Studios” exhibit options Hubbell’s studio and a few of his most well-known artwork.
• Mission Valley Library: “The Pacific Rim Challenge” tells the story of Hubbell’s imaginative and prescient that nations situated on the Pacific Rim can discover frequent floor by artwork.
• Otay Mesa–Nestor Library: “Lado a Lado” focuses on Hubbell’s work in northern Baja California and his first experiment in community-built artwork parks.

In line with SDPL, Hubbell’s artwork is influenced by the pure panorama of Southern California. All through his profession, he has used stone, glass, paint, wooden and metal to creature artwork on partitions, roofs, flooring and furnishings.

The exhibition is an official neighborhood initiative of the World Design Capital San Diego/Tijuana 2024, which SDPL stated was made potential by a collaboration between library, the San Diego Fee for Arts & Tradition, the Library Basis SD and the Ilan-Lael Basis.