We are thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for artists to participate in our upcoming virtual exhibition: “Home.”

Open Call for Artists invites artists of all levels, from emerging creators to established professionals, to explore the many meanings, memories, and experiences connected to the idea of home.

Home can be a place, a person, a feeling, a memory, or a sense of belonging. It can be where we grew up, where we live now, somewhere we have left behind, or somewhere we are still searching for. For some, home may feel familiar and comforting; for others, it may represent change, distance, displacement, longing, identity, or the desire to belong.

Through this exhibition, we invite you to interpret Home in your own unique way. What does home mean to you? Is it connected to a particular place, person, culture, memory, or experience? What makes somewhere feel like home, and how does that idea change over time?

Your work may explore family, childhood, belonging, identity, roots, migration, memory, relationships, landscapes, architecture, domestic spaces, cultural traditions, or personal experiences connected to the idea of home. It may be literal or symbolic, intimate or universal, familiar or imagined.

Home does not have to be a physical place. It can be found in a familiar object, a childhood memory, a relationship, a community, a tradition, or even within ourselves. It can also be an imagined place, a home we have lost, a home we are creating, or a place we hope to find.

This exhibition celebrates the many ways artists understand and experience home across cultures, generations, and personal histories. We are interested not only in how home looks, but in what home means and what it makes us feel.

From painting, drawing, and photography to sculpture, printmaking, digital art, collage, mixed media, textile art, ceramics, video, installation, and contemporary practices, artists working across all visual mediums are encouraged to share their interpretation of Home.

Whether your work portrays a familiar interior, a childhood landscape, a family story, an imagined place, or an abstract exploration of belonging, we welcome your perspective.

Join us as we explore the places, people, memories, and experiences that shape our understanding of Home. Share your work with an international audience, become part of a global community of artists and art enthusiasts, and contribute to a curated exhibition exploring one of the most personal yet universal ideas in our lives.

We look forward to discovering the stories, memories, and interpretations you choose to share through Home.