Artists in Clearwater have until August 10 to submit work for “Home,” an upcoming exhibition at the Clearwater Main Library that invites photographers to explore one of the most universal and personal themes in art. Organized by the Clearwater Arts Alliance, the show will examine home in all its forms — whether it means a place, a person, a memory, a sense of identity, or a feeling of belonging.
The call is open to photographers working in all styles, including alternative processes and mixed-media pieces that incorporate photography. That broad approach gives artists room to interpret the idea of home in deeply personal ways, from intimate family portraits and neighborhood scenes to abstract reflections on place and memory. The exhibition is expected to spotlight how photography can capture not just what home looks like, but what it means.
The deadline makes this a timely opportunity for local artists to share work that resonates with viewers across the community. As St. Petersburg and Clearwater continue to celebrate creativity through museums, public art, and exhibitions, “Home” adds another thoughtful artist-driven event to the region’s summer calendar.