Black and white photography strips away distraction to reveal the essential. In this curated exhibition, we celebrate the power of photography to capture emotion, form, and story with striking clarity.

We're excited to showcase the diverse perspectives of women photographers working in this timeless medium through a retail exhibition at The Co-Op and Beehive at Yellow Studio. From intimate portraits to sweeping landscapes, detailed abstracts to candid street scenes, "In Focus" brings together artists who embrace the sophisticated elegance and enduring appeal of black and white photography.

Yellow Studio invites women artists in the community to submit their small-format work – pieces that demonstrate how artistic vision and craftsmanship can create a profound impact within modest dimensions.

The Gallery at Yellow Studio invites Yellow Studio Artist Members to consider the many dimensions of belonging: the spaces we claim and those that exclude us; the materials and gestures through which we forge connection; the tension between individuality and collectivity; the ways language, memory, and culture root us—or unsettle us. Belonging may manifest as comfort or conflict, as intimacy or distance, as visibility or erasure.

Belonging is both a condition and a question. It describes our ties to place, community, and history, while also exposing the fragility of those bonds. In a world marked by migration, displacement, cultural hybridity, and shifting identities, belonging becomes less a fixed state than a process, something continually negotiated, reimagined, and reshaped.

Artists working across all media are encouraged to submit works that explore how belonging is constructed, disrupted, or reinvented, and what it means to find, or make, one’s place in the world.