The Place called Home

Artists are invited to submit work that explores the concept of HOME through many lenses.

Peace, security, safety, and opportunity are all words describing the place called HOME. In essence, HOME is a concept, a comforting idea that we create for emotional sustenance. Across the world people travel to and from places both near and far; often risking everything in search of a place to live without threats or fear. They search for the manifestation or fulfillment of this idea, often forced to do so; at other times voluntarily. Self-identity may be redefined by the blending of many cultures as new roots are established. And then there is the juxtaposition of so many others who take HOME for granted. This show aims to explore this theme through many lenses.

 Curators:
Heather Carter is the founder of Carter Fine Art Services (CFAS), focused on art consultation, artist representation, and curation. Daughter of the reputable artist Robert Carter, she grew up surrounded by extraordinary art and artists, and, having been exposed at a very early age developed a passion for art. For more information about CFAS, please visit: www.carterfineartservices.com.

Mary Z Scotti is an artist/curator of 73 See Gallery Design Studio, focusing on fine art curating, pop-up exhibitions in site specific locations, exclusive on-line gallery exhibitions, artist representation, and graphic design specializing in artist catalogs and promotion pieces. For more information please visit:

www.73seegallerydesignstudio.com.

Important Dates:
Exhibit Dates: March 6 - April 10, 2020
Entry Deadline: Friday, January 10, 2020
Notification Date: Sunday, January 19, 2020
Opening Reception: Friday, March 6, 2020, from 7 to 9 pm 

About Studio Montclair:
Studio Montclair Inc. is a nonprofit organization of exhibiting professional artists and others interested in the visual arts. Its mission is to promote culture and education in the visual arts and encourage emerging artists. Founded in 1997, the organization has over 450 members including artists throughout the United States, as well as Europe and Asia. For more information, contact smi@studiomontclair.org, or call 862-500-1447.