Since June 2025, Loaf on Paper has been a cozy stationery and café space in the heart of Williamsburg, built for calm and creativity, a place to journal, sip coffee, and discover a small treasure to take home. It offers a thoughtfully curated collection of Japanese paper goods, craft supplies, and unique lifestyle items, alongside specialty coffee and seasonal baked treats. Now, in collaboration with Yellow Studio, a community-driven art gallery and creative hub, that spirit is moving to the walls.

Whimsy isn't about being silly for silliness's sake. It's seeing the world sideways, finding wonder in the ordinary. As Yayoi Kusama put it: "Polka dots are fabulous."

That's the spirit we're after: artwork that plays, that surprises, that lets curiosity lead.

We're calling for original, whimsical artwork, 12 x 12 inches or smaller, priced at $500 or less. Any medium is welcome, as long as it feels light, imaginative, and true to your voice.

This Critique Night on Wednesday August 26 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.⁠

New York, I Love You: a love letter to a state that defies a single picture.
The New York of city blocks and country roads, of the Hudson at dusk and the Adirondacks at dawn. ⁠
This is New York in full: the glitz and the grit, the hustle and the hush, the overlooked and the unforgettable.⁠
The bodega roses and the wildflowers growing through the guardrail on the Taconic. The street corner that changed everything and the vista that took your breath away. The New York you moved toward and the one you couldn't leave behind.⁠
Fourteen women and non-binary artists. Painting, works on paper, textiles, and photography.⁠
All work is available for purchase and made to live with.⁠

The Gallery at Yellow Studio presents "Traces of the Infinite," a small group exhibition featuring the work of Helena Palazzi, Soli Pierce, and Lara Saget, on view September 12 through October 18, 2026. The exhibition brings together three practices that share an interest in a rawness of material and form, and a refusal to treat separation as final. Join us on Saturday, September 12 for an artists' talk at 3pm and an opening reception from 4 to 6pm.