SMALL MATTERS
August 31 – September 28
HOUSE HOURS
Our exhibit hours for the rest of this month are a bit unusual as we continue to work directly in our communities of need as they recover from Hurricane Irma. Yellow House will be open at the times listed below.
WED Sept 20 | 2pm – 8pm
THU Sept 21 | 10am – 4pm
SAT Sept 23 | 10am – 2pm
WED Sept 27 | 2pm – 8pm
CLOSING DAY
THU Sept 28 | 10am-8pm
The inaugural exhibition for the Yellow House will emphasize the power of saying a lot with less. Twenty of our region’s finest artists will deliver messages of big social importance through small works. In a time in which we can become overwhelmed with the super-sized and endless layers of words and images, less can truly mean more.
ARTISTS
Thony Aiuppy • Matt Abercrombie • Christopher Clark • Sarah Crooks • Overstreet Ducasse • Margete Griffin • Sheila Goloborotko • Ed Hall • Lee Harvey • Richard Jones • Karen Kurycki • Hope McMath • Patrick Miko • Hiromi Moneyhun • Princess Rashid • Chip Southworth • Sharla Valeski • Roosevelt Watson, III • Marcus Williams • Bill Yates
Thony Aiuppy, Untitled from the Worker Series, oil on wood
Matthew Abercrombie, Kill Your Masters, mixed media
Christopher Clark, Untitled, acrylic on cardboard
Sarah Crooks, Bringing Her Life into the Light, drypoint with collage
Overstreet Ducasse, Untitled
Margete Griffin, A Better Day, silkscreen and collage on wood
Sheila Goloborotko
Ed Hall, Not a Stretch, cartoon print
Lee Harvey, Discount Nazi Promo #1, N/A
Richard Jones, Corks, oil on wood
Karen Kuryicki, Alt-Wrong, acrylic on wood
Hope McMath, Racism is Real: White Flight, letterpress on paper
Patrick Miko, Kiss Ass, silkscreen on paper
Hiromi Moneyhun, Augusta Savage, paper
Princess Rashid, Symbol Maker, acrylic on canvas
Chip Southworth, Self Portrait: I am White, I am Sorry, enamel on wood
Sharla Valeski, Untitled, embroidery on fabric
Roosevelt Watson III, Eye Full of Light from the Emotional Die Series, mixed-media on wood
Marcus Williams, Lawd Hammercy, acrylic and marker on canvas
Bill Yates, Wheat Paste Boy, archival pigment print