For The Yellow Show Open Call, Yellow Studio invited women artists working across all media to submit work that engages with yellow in unexpected ways.

Yellow defies simple meaning. It signals joy and caution, abundance and decay, clarity and hazard. It's sacred gold and rubber gloves, daffodils and taxi cabs.

This open call invited artists to investigate yellow in all its complexity: as pigment, symbol, cultural signifier, emotional landscape, and more.

What does yellow mean to you? What does it reveal? Come see for yourself, from February 27 to May 10. 

Join Karen Lerner of 333Knits for a cozy, hands-on journey into the wonderful world of knitting! Whether you've never touched a knitting needle or tried once years ago, this workshop is your perfect starting point. Three sessions: February 4, February 11 and March 4.

The Gallery at Yellow Studio invites women and non-binary artists to submit work that challenges conventional perceptions of fiber art. We seek innovative approaches that expand the medium's possibilities; work that complicates boundaries between decoration and concept, tradition and innovation, or material and meaning.

This exhibition will showcase fiber art as a site of experimentation, examining how artists are reimagining thread, fabric, rope, and other fibrous materials as vehicles for critical inquiry, spatial intervention, technological integration, or performative practice.

Submissions Open: Wednesday, March 11
Submissions Close: Wednesday, April 8

Join us for a studio visit of Alissa Leigh’s new backyard studio, where she now creates her abstract paintings in a compact, very intentional space. She’ll share how she organizes her materials, how she’s able to work efficiently in a small footprint while allowing her process to lead the way. The visit will focus on how space, routine, and intuition shape her work.

Member RSVP required. All Members welcome! 

The Gallery at Yellow Studio presents Multitudes, a group exhibition featuring Allison Belolan, Dorian Goldman, Anne Pollard James, and Angela Strassheim, on view March 21 through April 19, 2026. The exhibition brings together painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture to examine how women perceive themselves and their bodies, and how others perceive them. The works investigate the many versions of ourselves that exist simultaneously: the self we know, the self others see, the roles we inhabit, and the experiences we share. Join us for an opening reception on Saturday, March 21, from 4 to 6pm.