The concept of ‘home’ suggests images and ideas of many different things to different people and other living things. It may suggest a cozy cottage where family resides, or it may bring to mind relaxing locations like a tree filled park, a favorite spot along the coast, a bench in a rose garden, a collection of mementos, a sunny pond, or a special vista. Whatever the interpretation may be, the item or location can make one think of safety, warmth, relaxation, comfort, inspiration, relief, shelter, creativity or significant events and memories. The Brush and Pallet Guild artists have captured images for this exhibit that reflect their interpretations of ‘Home is Where the Art Is.’

The Brush and Pallet Guild artists included in the show are Judy Heimlich, Patty O’Hearn, Angela T. Phillips, Evelina Winchester, and Inga Windsor.

The City of Santa Clarita invites the public to a free artist reception on Thursday, February 20, from 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Enjoy light appetizers and meet the artists featured in the newest exhibition ‘Home is Where the Art is.’