SLO Review, San Luis Obispo County’s link to arts and culture, publishes feature articles covering creative areas of interest, reviews of local productions and exhibits, commentary on creative expression, and opportunities for everyone to explore their personal relationship with the arts.
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SLO Review is sponsored by Ecologistics, a 501(c)3 that develops, conducts, and fiscally sponsors programs and projects that provide information, encourage collaboration, generate conversation, inspire action, and engage the community. This makes it possible for SLO Review to accept tax-deductible donations.
Who We Are
Publisher: Charlotte Alexander
Advisory Board: Charles Alexander, Deborah Bayles, Cindy Blankenburg, Cathy Boggs, Doug Bouman, Toni Bouman, Karen Gray, Lisa Guy, Andrea Heinlein, Terry Heinlein, Julie Lynem, Kathy O’Brien, Kate Stulberg. In Memory: Sandy Baer (1949-2023); King Harris (1946-2022)
Our Mission and Vision
Our vision is to be an eloquent, innovative, and fertile nexus for the diverse members of the San Luis Obispo County, California, community to engage, discuss, and promote the arts. Our mission:
- To cultivate support for the visual, literary, and performing arts in San Luis Obispo County.
- To showcase the impact of the arts, cultural experiences, and authentic creative expression on the community.
- To create an online space accessible to all for meaningful discussion, education, and commentary about the arts.
- To communicate opportunities for artists, writers, performers, and students to explore and articulate their personal artistic expressions.
At SLO Review, we believe that when people feel respected and included they can be more creative, innovative, and successful. And whether related to accessibility, gender, ethnicity, age or sexual orientation, it’s important to find intentional ways to grow in our understanding and support of others.