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Exploring The Joy Of Conscience

A Place To Be

The World According To Sheba

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Old Adobe Monterey

Love Is A Special Gift

Trailer Park Photo

Guitar Girl

Have Castle Need King

Summer Fun

Isolate At Home

Following The Death Of My Father

In The Workshop

Photography, Print On Fine Art Paper; Ed 5 + Ap

Sun Shield

#2 Pencil With Fixative On Stretched Canvas

The Dias 1960

Europe

My Home In Homestead PA

A Room Of Ones Own

At Home On The Road Nm

Home Sweet Home

Home 3

Home Invasion

Home Windows

Memories Of Home

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The Kitchen Window

Dejalo Marchar Let It Go

American Victorian Restoration

Patiently Waiting

Apple Picking Season

Enchanting Evening

Self Portrait

Summer Light On A Dairy Barn

Visiting The Horses

Mixed Media - Metallic Foto Behind Acrylic Glass

On The Way To Fishing

My Little Oasis

Feels Like Home

Home Coming

Rocky Hill East Elevation Home Is Where I Drink Coffee

Under Construction

Philadelphia Dreams In The Snow

In old English, the word ”home” refers to a town or a place where many souls gather.
The modern definition of home states that home is “the abiding place of the affections” which perfectly sums up how most people today regard their homes.
When we are born, our first impression of home is the place our parents made for us.
As we grow and leave that home, we start to build our own ideas of what home is. The majority of us end up building a home that is very different from the one we started our life journey in, whether it be a new apartment, house, town, or community.
Artists have a long history of documenting the places they call home. Claude Monet painted the gardens at his Giverny home, Helene Schjerfbeck painted family members and events that took place in her home, and Andy Warhol photographed his studio ”the factory” in New York City. So we can conclude that the concept of home is universal, in the end, we end up creating a home that is unique to us.
In our June online group art show the 46 selected artworks depict the concept of homes.

HMVC Gallery New York

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