Gallery artist Kevin Kehoe recently updated us on a little generosity he is spreading to the members and guests of Encircle House: a safe haven house / gathering place for LBGTQ youth in the Heber Valley. The organization is now housed in the old Zion’s Bank Victorian House, after undergoing an amazing transformation via renovation over the last year.

Kehoe has graced their walls with his donated this piece, titled “Little Hollywood,” into the home’s gallery. If the painting does sell, the Encircle organization will get a generous portion of the sale. We are betting, however, that they may choose to make this piece part of the home’s permanent collection — because they love it so much.

The work of art is 41” x 61” and celebrates the wooden statue of the bucking bronco and cowboy outside of the Little Hollywood museum in Kanab, Utah.

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A little more about Encircle House: We provide support groups, programs, and therapy for LGBTQ+ youth and their families. We provide space for meaningful connection, creative and purposeful activities with inherent meaning, and experiences to educate and empower LGBTQ+ youth.