by Patricia Frischer
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| Jean Benelli: Home Spun |
Jean Benelli: Home Spun
When
Alyson Benford, curator of exhibitions at Cultural Arts Department pushed to bring back the popular and prestigious biennial
exhibition for the City of Carlsbad at the William D. Cannon Art Gallery, she
had to bring technology for the submissions up to current standards. She was
rewarded by a record number of submission and narrowing the choice to 83 works
by 84 artist was a task she gladly accepted.
In everywhere home our
feelings about home are as varied and individual as we are. Home for some is a
concrete place, a porch, a yard, a pet, For others it is capturing an emotion
and those are equally as wide ranging as the look of a house. It can be
memories or hopes and dreams. It can be a place of peace, or sadness or longing
or joy. But this exhibition shows us that home is a depository for inspiration.
You
might have to come to this large show more than once to find the work that
calls to you. And the selection shown here is just one of many possible gatherings. (Note: works with
reflective glass, or placed so that a good photo was not possible were out of
the running for this report, but this means it is even more important to go the
exhibition for yourself.
Overview of the everywhere home exhibition
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| Cate Dudley: Threshold |
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| Therese Cipiti Herron: Underpinnings of Home |
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| Susan Hirsch: Decay of Time |
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| Elizabeth Washburn: Whereever You Art |
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| Katherine Kenneday: Home |
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| Maryam Bayat: Persian Garden: Where Roots Become Home |
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| Sasha Furlan: Grandma's Ktchen |
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| Lourans Mikhail: San Diego |
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| Sophie Ancel: The Beating Heart |
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| Richard Barbara: Untitlted |
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| Sherry Baker: The Straggler |
everywhere home
William D. Cannon Art Gallery Biennial
1775
Dove Lane, Carlsbad, 92011
Artist
Reception Nov. 7, 3 to 5 p.m.
On
view until Jan 3. 2027
Tuesday
to Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday noon - 7 p.m. Sunday 1 - 5 p.m.
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