An annual art exhibition showcasing the work of talented local artists who work across mediums. This year's theme, The Meaning of Home, explores historical and contemporary experiences of place and belonging. Featured works include paintings, photography, digital compositions, and 3D installations.
The event is hosted by Redwood City Parks and Arts Foundation in coordination with the Chan Zuckerberg Community Space, featuring local art from:
Mariana Acosta Burns
Gunnar Cheetham
Beth Grossman
Swee Choo Oh
Gabriela Romero
Faina Shpiler
Carolyn Tillie
Lesly Vazquez
Space is limited. R.S.V.P. required by Tuesday, March 17.
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