ANNOUNCEMENT
We regret that we will be postponing our programs and closing the Yellow House space for the next three weeks. Because community care, generosity, and radical love live at the heart of our work, we believe the most important work we can do right now is to play a positive role in the health of the those we serve.
We are working on creative ways to make the content of the current exhibition accessible on this and other online platforms.
And as long as we remain healthy, we will be ready to step in to support our most vulnerable residents in whatever ways we are able. We are communicating with neighborhood leaders we work with to understand people’s fears and needs.
Again, we are sorry to not be open for you, but we will still be working behind the scenes to bring artful action, hope, truthtelling, and beauty outside of our walls to YOU. Be well, friends!
CONVERSATIONS
Meet Our New Intern Corinne Lightfoot
Interviewed by Phyllis Bell-Davis Corinne Lightfoot is unassuming but her passion for the arts and non-profit organization speaks volume to her quiet power. The 34-year-old is the current program assistant [...]
Reflections on Home: Words of Impact and Gratitude
Written by Hope McMath On the surface it was an exhibition highlighting the art and stories of 15 women from Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. But Home: The Stories of [...]
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
We thought we would share this raw and somewhat inelegant tour of the current exhibition at Yellow House. We made this happen yesterday as one part of a virtual story slam with our friend and collaborator BABS' LAB, CoRK Arts District North. The storytellers were the starts of the show, but kicked off the theme of the "Art of Mothering" with this little walk and talk.
We are almost finished with a full online experience with this exhibition including artist bios, beautiful images, and readings by Shawana Brooks, whose musings inspired this project. We will let you know when it is live. In the meantime, here is a taste of this powerful display of art, words, and truth.
Thanks for watching! 💛
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocdUiv4WcWA
