Make Yourself at Home features 16 distinct exhibitors whose artwork and collections explore how the concept of home differs for each person and shapes our memories, identities, and sense of belonging in an increasingly nomadic world. Artists rely on the motif of home to draw connections between personal histories, and timely political themes including immigration, homelessness, urban planning, race, and gender.

Selected by a jury of arts professionals, Make Yourself at Home features artists who were chosen based on their creativity, unique use of media, and relevance to the exhibition theme. Types of artwork in the exhibition include sculpture, painting, photography, video, woven textiles, ceramics, site-specific installation, and more. The temporary exhibition also features work displayed as part of the City of San Diego’s Commission for Arts & Culture’s SD Practice initiative, which is in keeping with the Make Yourself at Home theme. All exhibition pieces will remain on display through May 2022.

For more information about the Make Yourself at Home exhibition, as well as other SAN Arts Program initiatives, please visit arts.san.org.