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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 ...
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 ...
Shadow and Shine One Year Later by Hope McMath
One year ago we offered up a space where we could mark a year unlike any other, not through grand gestures or pronouncements, but by inviting anyone to add words ...
A Space for Sustenance and Community Care by Hope McMath
We are not alone when we state emphatically that the past 15 months changed us. Yellow House reopens a changed organization, ready to strengthen our mission to engage art to ...