Join us on Saturday June 28 at 2pm to learn more about the artistic practice, process, influences and more of Allison Belolan, Julia Berkeley, Giselle Landers and Jamie Cook Simon.

About the Exhibition

The Gallery at Yellow Studio proudly presents its annual “Yellow Studio Member Art Show”, a vibrant celebration of artistic diversity showcasing the remarkable talents within our creative community. Running June 7 through July 5, 2025, this dynamic exhibition features an eclectic collection of works from Yellow Studio’s dedicated artist members across all media.

This highly anticipated annual showcase transforms the gallery into a kaleidoscope of creative expression, featuring pieces that span traditional techniques to innovative approaches. Every submission represents a unique artistic voice, collectively illustrating the depth and breadth of our flourishing creative community. The exhibition offers visitors an extraordinary opportunity to experience the distinct perspectives and technical mastery of local artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and more. The Member Art Show embodies Yellow Studio’s commitment to nurturing artistic growth through community connection. Each piece displayed demonstrates individual artistic achievement and reflects the supportive environment fostered through Yellow Studio’s year-round workshops, classes, and collaborative opportunities.

View and purchase artwork from the exhibition here. From the Collections dropdown menu please select “Yellow Studio Member Art Show 2025.”

All are welcome. Please RSVP. 

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Allison Belolan

Allison Belolan is a curiosity-driven, multidisciplinary artist whose practice is influenced by observations, documentation, and research of her surroundings. Allison’s work has been featured in US galleries and art fairs, including the 2024 Every Woman Biennial and Bruce Museum Fine Arts Fair. A Rhode Island School of Design graduate in Printmaking (2001), Allison later earned a Master’s in Teaching Art Education from the School of Visual Arts (2009). She taught art until 2019 and now creates from her Mamaroneck, New York home studio. Allison collaborates with individual collectors, curators, and industry professionals on commissions, wholesale, and licensing projects. For more information, visit www.allisonbelolan.com

Julia Berkely

Julia Berkeley is a painter based in Ridgefield, CT. After earning her BA in Studio Art at Loyola University of Maryland, she began working in fashion designing women’s prints and textiles at Ralph Lauren. This environment was enriching and thrilling watching her work come to fruition. What she loved most was working alongside creatives, immersed in a visual world of storytelling. Julia now paints full time exhibiting in various group and solo shows in galleries, art centers and storefronts. Her practice and application of art making have evolved over the years as she strives to create with purpose. Each environment, experience, relationship, or encounter has a role in shifting Julia’s attention.

Giselle Landers

In colorful, expressive paintings of intertwining marks and shapes, Giselle Landers explores applying structure to irregular forms. Giselle’s experience as a graphic designer deeply informs her practice. Embracing organic and figurative references, Giselle’s art engages with action painting, color field painting, and graffiti without adhering to any singular artistic movement. Inspiration comes from a broad range of subjects: modernism, hieroglyphics, typography, and ancient art; ultimately reflecting her own vocabulary of visual language. Giselle earned a BFA from Syracuse University and worked as a graphic designer in New York City for many years. In 2007 she moved to London with her husband and three young boys. While in London, Giselle studied drawing and printmaking at The Royal Drawing School and earned a Graduate Diploma in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art. Giselle’s work has been exhibited in group shows in London, New York and Connecticut. Recently, Giselle completed a residency at Yellow Studio in Cross River, NY where she focused on her love of palm trees and tropical flora. She is currently a board member of the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association. Giselle lives and works in Greenwich, CT.

Jamie Cook Simon

Jamie Cook Simon (born 1976 in Washington D.C.) is a figurative and landscape painter working in oil, acrylic, ink and charcoal. With a love of color, Jamie works to reflect her own experiences as an artist and mother and the deep emotions of the growth of these two identities. Jamie studied at Parsons School of Design, the National Academy of Design in New York City from 2000-2004, and UCLA from 2005-2009. After mentoring with the artist Joe Blaustein in Los Angeles, Jamie continued to make her work while raising her four children. She happily moved back to the east coast in 2023.