Mental Health Awareness Month Digital Art Displays
Wings Can't Always Fly While Hearts Bleed Invisibility by Cathy Bolden (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Untitled by Molly Smith Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Furry Friends Friday by Jean Baxted (Digital Display)
Chaos And Calm by Lori Ann Pardau (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Deep Inside by Andee Jaide (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Family Desruction Trauma by Rosalinda Castro (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
In The Canyon by Chris Ceccarelli (Mental Health Matters Day Artist)
In The Flow Of My Intuition by Michael Pickering (Elk Grove Fine Arts Center Artist)
In the Jungle of Anxiety Just Being Present is the Best Relief by Jared Konopitski (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Isolation by Christina Conley (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Justice for Laudemer by Brian McClure (Mental Health Matters Day Artist)
Looking Within by Cedric Orange (MHMD Artist)
One In Three Suffer From Depression by Samantha Piña (MHMD Artist)
Panic Room by Rachel Andersen (Elk Grove Fine Arts Center Artist)
Peace Of Mind by Steff Echeverria
Polarized by Haily Gwynn Shaw
Saharan Horned Viper by Kari Uhlman (MHMD Artist)
Spring Goddess by Jennifer Oneill Pickering
Technologic by Jill Layoton (Located at the Mexican Consulate)
Under The Stars by Chris Ceccarelli (Elk Grove Fine Arts Center Artist)
A Peek Deep Inside by Randy and Andee Jaide (MHMD River Cats Artist)
A Boys First Truck by Melisa Flores (MHMDRC Artist)
A Light In The Chaos by Denise Basquez (MHMDRC Artist)
Chakra by Aditi Saksena (MHMDRC Artist)
Gaze Of Faith by Anna Gorda (MHMDRC Artist)
Hang In There by Marianne Gonzales (MHMDRC Artist)
Human by Dezirae Bell (MHMDRC Artist)
Minds Eye I of One Heart (MHMD River Cats Artist)
My View by Sunny Jarvis (MHMDRC Artist)
Purple Serenity by Elizabeth Davis (MHMDRC Artist)
Running Around by Anisa Barrientos (MHMDRC Artist)
The Crazy Quilt by Marilyn Norris (MHMD River Cats Artist)
Untitled by Suzanne Anderson (MHMDRC Artist)
Floating Thoughts by Barbara Church (RCMHMD Artist)
It’s okay to not be okay, Artist: Sabrina Thao
Entropy, Artist: Tammy Helenske
Thank you to all the artists who have participated in the 2022 Call for Art! All art has been created by Sacramento County residents in effort to help dispel myths and stereotypes and promote messages of wellness, hope and recovery. Scroll to see the incredible artwork we received this year and check out the pieces in person at the following venues:
