In the first years of publishing Hidden Leaves, we often featured thoughtful commentary by friends and colleagues who shared Ilan-Lael’s goal of putting creativity to... View Article
by Peter Jensen and Marianne Gerdes A spacious patchwork of ranches unfurls across rolling hills dotted with oaks. While hiking, you hear a trickling creek... View Article
by Peter Jensen A small cozy cottage in the woods epitomizes the romance of living amidst nature. Architect Drew Hubbell and his father James have... View Article
Hubbell art and architecture can be experienced throughout San Diego County and beyond
by Peter Jensen Ambiguity may be the theme of this issue of Hidden Leaves, but leaving things open to interpretation is no way to catalog... View Article
In July 2009, James Hubbell and a group of 13 students joined together to build a Chapel at Ilan-Lael. Christened the Chapel/Quiet Space, this open... View Article
In which to explore the role of art as a bridge for peaceful exchanges The new Ilan-Lael Center, designed as two embracing arms welcoming visitors... View Article
by Peter Jensen Whether covering a dusty floor in a Popeian or Delosian palace, adorning a welcoming gate in a modern coastal city of San... View Article