“‘There’s not something broken we’re trying to fix. It’s something we’re trying to acknowledge and make space for. The whole point of the show is to make space for people to share their stories, not be pitied,’ Ghadial said.”

“Close to Home presents contemporary and traditional works, videos, and sculptures which explore themes of family, decolonization, and intergenerational experiences of pain and suffering. Alongside a diverse range of perspectives, the art includes various mediums and textures to create the overarching theme of family.”