Art on 30th

Name: Art on 30th
Address: 4434 30th Street, San Diego, CA, 92116, US
Telephone: (619) 894-9009
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

Where creativity flourishes in a supportive San Diego art community.

4.2(5 reviews)

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Art on 30th is a San Diego art gallery and studio offering workshops and classes for artists of all skill levels. Customer reviews highlight a supportive environment, passionate instructors, and opportunities to explore creativity. The space hosts art openings and provides studio time, fostering a sense of community among participants.

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4434 30th St, San Diego, CA 92116, USA

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4434 30th Street

San Diego, CA, 92116

(619) 894-9009 arton30th.com/

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Services

Art Classes

Hands-on workshops and courses in various mediums like abstract art and oil painting for all skill levels.

Gallery Exhibitions

Regular art shows featuring local and student works, with openings for community engagement.

Studio Space

Access to a creative environment for personal projects and practice, supported by experienced instructors.

Private Events

Host art-themed parties, corporate workshops, or group sessions in our vibrant studio.

Art Supplies

On-site materials and resources for classes and personal use, ensuring a seamless creative experience.

4.20 · 5 reviews

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Tina Selwyn

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· 8 months ago

Updated review: Attended a class with Kate Ashton and she is an excellent teacher. Smart, full of knowledge and fun. Learned a ton. Highly recommend!

Elena Vinnichenko

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· 1 year ago

Maybe you could start your painting here, but that’s just it. It was not much of teaching. I had an intro to oil painting course with Nancy. Maybe she is a nice artist. But she absolutely cannot teach. No system, no normal explanations. Though she even tried to print out some tips. That’s still almost nothing. You could just watch numerous videos for beginners in oil painting on youtube and learn much more. You only have studio time for your money. Another big problem is parking. You can hardly find parking space in the street. They have their private parking in the alley, but it’s organized as a stack or “last-in-first-out” system. Two cars always block all others. It could be not a big problem, if only people could be not so nervous about it. I heard so much bullying about that. I am not returning here definitely, the atmosphere is very unpleasant. Beginners class is supposed to be very encouraging and covering basics definitions. I had to research for basics myself. There wasn’t given much at the classes.

Rebecca Acuna

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· 3 years ago

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I took a workshop over the weekend and was so surprised at the attention that I received. My teacher Jen was so supportive and insightful. Really made me feel great and I was able to explore my creativity freely. Will be taking more classes here!

Pattie Kromrey

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· 5 years ago

Cute school. Stopped by to a friend's piece that was on exhibit. Seems like a we're inclusive warm space. Really enjoyed the gallery and the class that was going on while we were there.

Michael Woodward

via Google

· 8 years ago

I can not say enough nice things about this place! I recieved a gift certificate to Art on 30th for Christmas which lead me to take my first class in April, Abstract Art with Ann. Tons to learn & so much fun along the journey!! I left with a renewed passion for art, new skills & lifelong friends. What Kate has created here is nothing short of amazing! Her and her entire team of staff and instructors are so passionate about what they do it shows and they willingly share their techniques with the students & their love of art with the San Diego community; its enriching for the community. Such a wonderful supportive envirnoment for everyone from the seasoned artist to the absolute novice. Its much more than a class room or studio space, it is a community. When you take a class there you feel the sense of community & love of art. I highly recommend taking a class or at the very least come to one of the Art openings and see for yourself!