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

THIS MONTH

WE ARE CLOSED FOR CHANGE OF EXHIBITS

Open Hours Starting Feb 8
Wednesdays | 12-7pm
Saturdays | 11am-2pm

Our Community Tree and Community Cart are open and accessible for people who need a place for reflection or sustenance.

UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Opening Night 
A Time to Beast: The Art of Traci Mims
FEB 4 | 6-8pm | Yellow House

Story Slam at Babs' Lab: Justice
FEB 17 | 7-9pm | At Babs' Lab

COMMUNITY PROJECT

THE COMMUNITY TREE: A Place of Grief and Hope

THE COMMUNITY CART

CURRENT EXHIBIT

A TIME TO BEAST: THE ART OF TRACI MIMS

VIRTUAL EXHIBITS

Still Not About a Hot Dog and a Coke

Sit In, Stand Up: A Poster Collection

Magic, Mirth, and Mortality: Musings on Black Motherhood

CURRENT EXHIBIT

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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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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 ...

The ‘Strange and Luscious Worlds’ of Dimelza Broche by Hope McMath

It is an honor to exhibit the work of Dimelza Broche as part of the BE WELL exhibition, which just opened at Yellow House. Broche is a Jacksonville-based Cuban-born artist, ...

A Reflection on the Passing of the Emmett Till Anti Lynching Bill

By Hope McMath It took 122 years for our nation to proclaim lynching a federal hate crime. Yesterday, March 29, 2022, President Joe Biden signed into law the Emmett Till ...

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

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Upon leaving this evening we discovered a neighbor

Upon leaving this evening we discovered a neighbor made an offering. He cleaned up our outdoor space. Thank you for caring for us and our little corner of the world. This is love! 💛

The final act of care for every exhibition is to d

The final act of care for every exhibition is to document it well - for the artists, for Yellow House, and for the art. Only the camera clicks of @markpariani can be heard in this normal energized place. It’s part of how we ritualize the taking down of one exhibition before another graces the space.

So much love to the visionary, talented, and compassionate @jordyfangz for giving us the opportunity to share their work at one of life’s most important transitions. It was an honor to be the vessel for this powerful expression.

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While we push back against harmful and regressive

While we push back against harmful and regressive policies in Florida, may we also find ways to bridge the gap. While we share books on the regular, with hundreds of books flowing in and out of @yellowhouseart, we are super Excited to be partnering with our honored to partner with our friends and collaborators at @904wardjax on their Free Little Diverse Libraries. More soon!

#stopbanningbooks #truthineducation #diversebooksforall #downwithdesantis

Too much pain. Too much loss. Too little courage

Too much pain. Too much loss. Too little courage to change. We must do better.

Art by @hopemcmath

#gunreformnow #thoughtsandprayersarenotenough #artspeakstruth

We can't wait to welcome this exhibition, this art

We can't wait to welcome this exhibition, this artist, and you into our space. Opening night is February 4 from 6-8pm. Free, as always. We are closed until then, but here is a glimpse of what is to come.

“As an artist I seek to provoke thought, educate, and create change. A TIME TO BEAST is about transcendence, pushing forward in the face of adversity, and lifting up aspects of Black identity and womanhood. It is also an acknowledgement that social ambiguities are rife in American culture and many of its systems. This body of work references manifold experiences including the Covid 19 pandemic, environmental issues, economic disparities, social injustice, anti-black legislation, and the fact that we still perform and have joy. And, still, we rise.” - Traci Mims

It is an honor to collaborate with Traci Mims, painter, printmaker, mixed media artist, educator, and activist on her solo exhibition at Yellow House. We have long admired her skillful renderings, her potent messages, and the prolific nature of her work resulting in an oeuvre that is timeless and responsive, specific and universal, pensive and powerful, humble and courageous. Often centering her own image, Mims asks us to not only contemplate the challenges and brilliance of her existence, but also how she is a reflection of society. She asks us - demands of us - to look closely. Though Mims invites us to contemplate and feel alongside her and the other people she channels through ink, paint, and graphite, these are not artworks intended for neutral, passive engagement. A TIME TO BEAST is an urgent plea - a provocation - for us to be informed, to truly see, to persevere, and to take action.

Check out the link in our bio for more about the show, the artist, and to learn about upcoming programs and hours. Until we reopen our space, we will see you in the streets, in conversation, in community.

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