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Connecting Art and Community to Build Understanding, Inspire Empathy, and Spark Civic Engagement

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Reciprocal Opening Night
Aug 29 | 6-8pm | Free and for all

Launch of Art of Dissent Series
Sept 12 | 3-4:30pm | Donation only

Evidence of Life
Sept 26 | 11am-1pm | Main St. Park
A program of Placemaking Jax, Sponsored by Vystar Credit Union

THIS MONTH

Normal Hours Resume Sept 2

Wednesdays 12-7PM
Saturdays 11AM-2PM

COMMUNITY ACTIONS

School Board Rally
First Tuesdays, 5-6pm, followed by School Board Meeting
Prudential Drive

Jacksonville City Council Meetings
Second and fourth Tuesdays | 5pm

Election Day
Nov 3 | 7am-7pm

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Yellow House is fully committed to giving space to artists, poets, and activists who speak truth to power, with the hope that we can be part of the change. We are grateful to all who have engaged with us, especially when it is hard, messy, and unpopular. The artists captured in this brief video are just a few of the powerful examples of members of our creative family shining a bright light

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A New Installation of Art Activist Works at Yellow House

In the Fall of 2024 we paused, took a deep breath and asked a simple question to check in on ourselves - from individual to community - at a ...

Legacy Interrupted: The Women of the Southland by Hope McMath

“The symbol of the Woman of the Southland is pervasive in our culture. As the mother and daughter of the confederacy, she appears in books, films, and public spaces ...

The Powerful Designs of Keion Tremael Davis

It is an honor to exhibit the work of Keion Tremael Davis as part of the BE WELL exhibition. Their gifts as an artist and communicator amplify the connections between ...

“Artists are the gatekeepers of truth. We are civilization’s radical voice.”
— Paul Robeson

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The work moves behind the scenes as we tend to the

The work moves behind the scenes as we tend to the installation of a new exhibition. We will gather again at the Opening Night of 'Reciprocal' on August 29th - which is also our 9th Anniversary!!!

Mutual aid will still flow to and from the Community Cart and our Little Free Library will be full and ready. See you soon! Stay engaged, make some art, speak out, and be well.

This is going to be special! ‘Reciprocal: An Exh

This is going to be special! ‘Reciprocal: An Exhibition of Art, Mentorship, and Mutual Influence’ opens on August 29 a day we also celebrate our 9th Anniversary.

Yep, school is in session and we are honoring the special relationship between teaching artists and their students. More than a transference of knowledge and skill, these partnerships grow deep through time, reciprocity, dynamic exchange, care, and mutual respect.

15 pairs of artists and poets will fill the spaces at Yellow House with individual works of art and the stories of their connections to one another. This exhibition amplifies just a few of the special bonds—born in the classroom and beyond—between mentors and mentees that have shaped our city’s cultural universe.

Reciprocal also serves as an invitation for all who visit to reflect on the impact of teachers on their lives and the foundational importance of arts education in our personal journeys and in the forming of a more vibrant, beautiful, and just world.

It is with deep intention that we open this exhibition on the 9th Anniversary of Yellow House. We have evolved an idea into a place, where art, reciprocity, and free expression play a central role. In the words of the great bell hooks, a foundational writer in the mission of Yellow House and the relationship between the co-curators for this exhibition, “education is about the practice of freedom.” We are grateful to the artists represented in Reciprocal and the community that has supported us for the past nine years.

Join us for Opening Night on August 29 from 6-8 pm.

💛PARTICIPATING ARTISTS & POETS💛
Keith Doles & Ramses Allen & The Bridge
Jasmine Dukes & Cerulean Studio Community
Deja Gee & Jasmine Walker
Sheila Goloborotko & Rachel Brown
Jenny Hager & Emily Bailey
Hillary Hogue & Jarret Walker
Jason Johns & Cole Collier
Mai Keisling & Chelbi Robinson
Larry Knight & Maria Fernandez
Andy Kozlowski & Mikah Groenendyk
Patrick Miko & Kendall Miko
Ebony Payne & Reign Supreme
Jacob Wan & Keegan Freeman
Barry Wilson & Dimelza Broche

Co-curated by Hope McMath & Rion O. & Elai Rodney

It’s HOT and our neighbors walking, riding or li

It’s HOT and our neighbors walking, riding or living out here need water for comfort, but also for their survival.

We finally have a simple system that helps avoid plastic bottles, keeps the cooler from walking away, and has an ease of maintenance for our team.

It’s small, but it’s something. 💧 #leavenoonebehind

We are starting today as we do most days, adding f

We are starting today as we do most days, adding fresh produce to the Community Cart and sharing a cold drink with our friend Louis as we work together to keep our corner looking good.

Each day is A LOT right now. So, don’t forget to pause and drink in moments of sweetness when they appear. 💛🩷❤️

It’s the final day for the ‘Silence Unraveled’ exhibition at Yrllow House, featuring the words of @bobbie.j.oconnor and the art of a dozen brilliant artists. Women refusing to be silent, despite it all, is a theme in this show and in our personal and civic lives today. So, come see us from 12-7pm or join us for a closing program with @bobbie.j.oconnor, @barbaracolaciello, and @hopemcmath starting at 6pm.

As always, we are free and for all. 💛

The polls are open in our corner of the world. Whi

The polls are open in our corner of the world. While the electoral system is flawed - for sure - we can still exercise this foundational right while working for progress.

Vote for the needs and dreams of your neighbors and you, too, will be considered in the marking of your ballot. Vote, because there are folks worthy of our support. Vote, because there are electeds who need to go. Vote, because there is work to be done. Vote, because you still hope. Vote, because you can.

Art by Hope McMath

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