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.
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 for Film Club on Thursday May 28 at 7pm. We will be discussing the selected film, Mistress Dispeller (2020/2024). This documentary film directed by Elizabeth Lo, explores a unique, covert industry in China where professionals, like Teacher Wang, are hired to break up extramarital affairs to save marriages. The film provides an intimate look at the emotional complexities of infidelity and the methods used to dissolve them.
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.
Once monthly we dedicate space and time for writing in the Gallery or The Co-Op. We’ll use the first hour for writing, followed by discussion. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these accountability sessions are a great way to get started!
Looking to reconnect with nature and other like-minded Yellow Studio women? Join the Nature & Sustainability Club on Monday June 8 at 6pm for a peaceful evening walk along the Cross River.
Join us Tuesday, June 16 at 6:30pm for a special book club gathering at Aimee Pokwatka's home in Cross River. We will be discussing her latest novel, Accumulation. There will be time to ask questions, plus a tour of the house (and its ghosts) that inspired the book!
Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!
Interested in receiving feedback on your work? The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month. Our next Critique Night is Thursday June 18 at 7pm.
As we approach the Summer Solstice — the longest day of the year and a celebration of light, vitality, and abundance — Tambra invites you to gather beneath the tent for a soulful morning of reflection, connection, and renewal.
What better way to kick off summer than a pop-up marketplace?
On Saturday, June 20 from 11am to 4pm, Yellow Studio & Beehive are throwing open the doors for a curated Summer Market, taking over The Gallery, The Co-Op, and Beehive at Yellow Studio. Join us for good vibes, great finds, and good company.
We're bringing together an exciting lineup of woman-owned businesses, so keep checking back as we reveal our vendor list. Trust us, you won't want to miss it.
While you shop, take a moment to experience our two exhibitions on view: Fiber Forward in The Gallery and Hold in The Co-Op - and yes, all artwork is available for purchase.
Everyone is welcome. Come browse, discover something you love, and soak up the first weekend of summer with us.
Join us for the next Film Club meeting on Monday, June 22 at 7pm. We will be discussing the selected film, The Bride! (2026).
The Bride! is an American Gothic horror film directed and written by Maggie Gyllenhaal and starring Jessie Buckley (in a dual role), Christian Bale, Peter Sarsgaard, Annette Bening, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Penélope Cruz. The film draws inspiration from the 1935 film Bride of Frankenstein, which was based on Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein.
Join us for an Artists' Talk during UAW on Saturday June 27 at 2pm.
Upstate Art Weekend (UAW) is an artist-forward, region-rooted arts platform dedicated to amplifying artists, organizations, and creative communities throughout the Hudson Valley and Catskills, while fostering meaningful exchange with aligned creative communities beyond the region. Founded in 2020, UAW began as an annual festival celebrating the cultural vibrancy of Upstate New York. Today, UAW functions as both its flagship annual event and a broader platform—supporting artists, strengthening cultural networks, and deepening public connection to art, people, and place through multiple initiatives. At the core of UAW’s work is a commitment to centering artists’ voices and practices while honoring the organizations, institutions, and individuals who shape regional creative ecosystems. UAW advances this mission through artist-forward programming and region-rooted partnerships that prioritize care, reciprocity, and long-term impact.