Two artists with a passion for deep history and art refer to “home” by using personal imagery and family memories. Judith Ann Miller is a fifth-generation Arizonan from a family of migrant farmers and ranch workers. Her husband, David Dauncey, is a seventh-generation Brit from Bromsgrove, England. These full-time artists have made a home together here in Arizona for nearly 30 years, raising their two children.  

After three decades in Miller’s native land, they are considering relocating to Dauncey’s home country. Each of these artists references their personal and long ancestral histories in the artwork they produce. How will a continental change of residence affect what their artwork says and looks like? This exhibition centers on objects and places that say “home” to them now.