On Friday, April 10, the Yellow Studio Art Club is heading to Metro Art Studios in Bridgeport, CT — and we'd love for you to join us!
We'll spend the morning exploring some of the building's 38 artist studios, browsing the shop, and taking in the current exhibition in the Crown Gallery: Twist and Shout.
Join us for Multitudes: Artists' Talk on Saturday, April 11 at 2pm to learn more about the artistic practices, process, and influences of Allison Belolan, Dorian Goldman, Anne Pollard James and Angela Strassheim.
Join us on Saturday April 18 for this unique opportunity – to have your portrait painted by local Artist Jessica Miller.
Each 7 x 5 inch expressionist portrait will capture the subject’s likeness and mood, painted in one half-hour sitting.
All are welcome to sit for a portrait, including children accompanied by an adult.
The Gallery at Yellow Studio presents Said in Color, an exhibition of paintings and wall relief sculptures by Alissa Leigh and Giselle Landers, on view April 25 to May 24, 2025. Color is a language, and these two abstract painters each speak it with a different accent, arriving at bold, expressive work from opposite directions. Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, April 25, from 4 to 6pm.
Join us for Book Club at Bedford Books on Tuesday April 28 at 6:30pm to discuss Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser. There will be lively discussion, questions posed and answered and time to connect with fellow YS Members.
Join Karen Lerner of 333Knits for a cozy, hands-on journey into the wonderful world of knitting! This workshop is meant to follow Karen's recent Knitting Workshop where participants made their first hats. If you did not complete that workshop and are new to knitting, you may sign up for this workshop and create a hat.
To submitting Yellow Studio Artist Members: please select artwork that pushes the boundaries of your style and technique and stands out in your body of work. This artwork should be work that you are eager for the community to see. Please don’t submit artwork that has been shown previously at Yellow Studio.
The submission period is May 6 to May 27.
Join the Yellow Studio Nature & Sustainability Club on Wednesday, May 13 at 6pm for Re-Wilding Workshop: Weave, Gather, Create with Rebecca Rivard. This hands-on outdoor workshop centered on creativity, sustainability, and connection to the natural world.
The Co-Op at Yellow Studio presents Hold, a group exhibition of vessels and objects by women and non-binary artists. Bowls, urns, cups, and forms beyond naming - each one built to receive, to enclose, to keep. Working across ceramics, metal, fiber, and found materials, the artists in Hold turn their attention to the object in full: its shape and surface, structure and ornament, everything that gives an object its character and intention.
Join us on Saturday, May 16 at 2pm to learn more about the artistic practices, process, and influences of Giselle Landers and Alissa Leigh.
Are you in the midst of a project or work of art that you want to bring out of hiding? We as artists so often work in solitude but there is such beauty in community and opening ourselves up.
This Critique Night on Thursday May 21 at 6:30pm will be a pressure free, supportive space to share ideas and get inspired. It’s completely okay if you don’t have anything concrete to bring for this gathering. You can also bring a question or issue related to art or art business that you would like the group to help with.
The Gallery at Yellow Studio presents Fiber Forward, a group exhibition featuring 38 women and non-binary artists working in fiber. Curated by Tina Villaveces, the exhibition runs from May 30 through June 29, 2026, with an opening reception on Saturday, May 30, from 4 to 6pm. An artist talk is scheduled for Saturday, June 27, at 2 pm, as part of Upstate Art Weekend 2026, in which The Gallery at Yellow Studio is a participant.
Fiber Forward presents work that navigates the boundaries between tradition and innovation, material and meaning. The exhibition showcases fiber art as a site of experimentation, examining how artists are reimagining fiber as a vehicle for critical inquiry, spatial intervention, and personal expression. The works on view include sculpture, installation, embroidery, weaving, and mixed media, alongside activist craft kits, quilts made from repurposed domestic textiles, and large-scale fiber installations. Many of the artists work with found, secondhand, or repurposed materials, bringing new life to what has been discarded or overlooked.