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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
On May 13, 1985 the city of Philadelphia bombed its own people. Police incinerated two blocks of Philly, murdering 11 people, including 5 children, as they went after members of MOVE, a Black liberation group. The injustice continued as the remains of two of the children killed were misused by Penn State and later Princeton. It is the ultimate example of displacement. And as we mark the final day of our current exhibition ‘Duval Displaced, Duval Dis Place’ we appreciate this work by @hatchermarsha. |
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