ANNOUNCEMENT: We are collecting funds and food for households in greatest need as they recover from Hurricane Irma. Yellow House proceeds from all art sales will go to families most impacted by the storm. So buy some art and make a difference. If you’d like to make a contribution to disaster relief underway at Yellow House visit our support page …
CONVERSATIONS
An Interview with Photographer Ellen Kanzinger on Her Recent Show at the 5 & Dime Theatre Company
By Arlette Hernandez, Recent Yellow House Fellow Art can be a powerful vehicle toward understanding our pain, our past, and our selves. This belief is central to the work of [...]
Inviting Us To Their Table: One Heart Jax
By Amber Dodge and Hope McMath The (Re)Set the Table exhibition asks, and answers, questions about who is at the proverbial table and who is excluded, overlooked, or silenced. In [...]
HOPE McMATH
Hope McMath combines her passion for the arts with her commitment to social justice. Yellow House is a place where art + action creates change. It is more than a physical space; it is a hub for educational outreach and collaborations among artists, writers, organizations, and communities.
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“Artists are the gatekeepers of truth. We are civilization’s radical voice.” — Paul Robeson
Yellow House is with Kirsten Williams and Hope McMath.
Today is the LAST DAY to see ‘a simple show’! Come and see us today from 11am-2pm.
The artistic expressions in ‘a simple show’ provide glimpses into the power of simple pleasures, the importance of the pause, and the potential found in the mundane acts, objects, and places of daily life… human touch, sunlight, a favorite food, bubbles, hands in the dirt, smell of crayons, laughter, the right poem at the right time, awareness of one’s breath. There is also a recognition that there is a certain privilege in having the time, emotional space, and safety to reflect on such things. There is recognition that beauty and suffering are intertwined. Yet, each painting, photograph, drawing, and poem serves as an offering, gentle reminders that survival can be found in the small and that we have a radical right to joy.
And except for those works already spoken for, these artful treasures are for sale.
