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SUMMARY:Writing Club
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!\n  \nOnce monthly we will be dedicating space and time for writing in the Attic. Please join us quietly between 10 and 11; optional sharing and discussions will begin at 11. If you’re interested in turning your thoughts into words–but struggle to put pen to paper–these ‘butt in seat’ accountability sessions are a great way to get started!\n  \nFor Yellow Studio Members. Please RSVP below.  \n 
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-21/
CATEGORIES:Community,Networking,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241107T180000
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SUMMARY:Autumn Social
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday November 7 at 6pm for a fun evening of catching up with friends and meeting new women in our community. \n\n\n\nThis is a potluck-style event! Please bring a favorite dish or sweet treat to share. Store-bought items are a-okay! \n\n\n\nYellow Studio will provide wine and non-alcoholic beverages. \n\n\n\nThis is also an excellent opportunity to see Thresholds featuring Monica Shulman and Kate Rusek before it closes on November 15 and a time you can tour Yellow Studio if you haven’t visited yet. \n\n\n\nThis is a free event open to all women in the community. Please RSVP.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/14293/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community,Networking
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SUMMARY:Art Club: Excursion to the Hudson River Museum
DESCRIPTION:Join the Art Club as we explore the Hudson River Museum! We are excited to see and discuss the current shows\, No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor and It Takes 2: Unexpected Pairings. There will also likely be time to explore other exhibitions independently. \nAbout No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor \nSimply put\, clothing is what we put on our bodies. We use it both to cover up and to reveal ourselves. It is also a tool we use to understand others. As an artistic medium\, it embodies the tension between opposing forces—private experience and mass consumption\, form and function\, empowerment and vulnerability\, personal expression and cultural expectation. Through bodiless artworks that reimagine and transform clothing\, No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor offers a multitude of societal portraits and invites visitors to engage with the intimate narratives they evoke. \nThe artists in No Bodies use clothing to play with assumptions about materiality and cultural identity\, and as a vehicle for social and political activism. In Shroud\, a sea of suspended shirts\, Rachel Breen asks us to stand in solidarity with garment workers. Inscribed on Patrick Carroll’s t-shirt\, created in response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade\, are the ingredients of historical abortifacients. Rose Deler points up the cruelty of immigration policy with children’s garments fashioned from the Mylar rescue blankets given to migrants at the U.S. border. In Jesse Krimes’s quilt Skyline\, an inmate’s memories of wellbeing are retained in spite of the oppression of the prison-industrial complex. The beads in Erica Lord’s loom-woven burden strap replicate the pixel-like format of DNA analysis of diseases affecting Indigenous communities. And Karen Shaw transforms a sports jersey into a hoop shirt—a winking reference to a hoop skirt—that subverts gender norms and blends masculine and feminine elements. \nNo Bodies reveals how clothing can convey deeply personal stories while critiquing broader systems of production and regulation. Disrupting familiar clothing conventions\, the artists illustrate how personal expression can reshape cultural and social norms. Their works unravel our presumptions about clothing\, the stories it can carry\, and the psychological weight it can bear. No Bodies asks us to reconsider clothing as not merely attire\, or fashion\, but a dynamic expression of both personal and collective identities. \nFeatured Artists\nReginald Dwayne Betts • John Boone • Marsha Borden • Rachel Breen • Chris Burden • Patrick Carroll • Susan Clinard • Hannah Conradt • E.V. Day • Rose Deler • Lesley Dill • Anindita Dutta • Giannina Dwin • Carlos Estévez • Kathryn Frund • Jonathan Herrera Soto • Jesse Krimes • Robert Kushner • Ruth Lingen • Erica Lord • Whitfield Lovell • Adriana Marmorek • Senga Nengudi • Carol Paik • Sidney Russell • Barbara Ségal • Karen Shaw • Jaune Quick-to-See Smith • Micki Watanabe Spiller • Cindy Tower • Cybèle Young\nCurated by independent curator Alva Greenberg. \n  \nAbout It Takes 2: Unexpected Pairings \nThese unlikely companions\, drawn from the HRM collection\, loans from Art Bridges\, and private collections\, span different centuries\, cultures\, and media. Their juxtaposition may reveal overlapping frames of reference\, draw out previously unnoticed dimensions\, or challenge preconceived notions of universality. \nIn the eight pairings featured here\, each explored under a different theme\, the artworks stand on their own and also hold a mirror to one another. One poignant pairing reveals two striking explorations of love. Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s “Untitled” (L.A.)\, 1991\, is installed near an ornate wedding platter from the 1870s. Gonzalez-Torres’s candy-spill work dates from the same year he lost his beloved partner to an AIDS-related illness and is a testament to their relationship. The ceramic dish\, produced by W. T. Copeland & Sons\, features wedding vows as part of its decoration\, including “in sickness and in health\, to love and to cherish\, till death do us part.” The platter was made to hold food for wedding guests\, just as Gonzalez-Torres meant for visitors to consume the commemorative candy. \nIn other juxtapositions\, works by Georgia O’Keeffe and Andy Warhol invite us to consider organic forms we can encounter everyday from a fresh perspective\, and Winslow Homer’s watercolor of a Florida coastal scene and Catherine Latson’s sculptural dress made of shells suggest changing relationships to nature. Finally\, the fantasy realm of children’s play provides a vehicle for artists JooYoung Choi and Mark O’Banks to rewrite history\, to upend social injustices through invented worlds and very different artistic sensibilities. \nAs we continue our commitment to presenting the Museum’s collection in new and exciting ways\, these comparisons provide opportunities to extract new readings and perspectives on art and artists\, past and present. \nFeatured Artists\nMark Bradford • JooYoung Choi • Felix Gonzalez-Torres • Winslow Homer • Donald Judd • Catherine Latson • Paul Manship • Mark O’Banks • Georgia O’Keeffe • Joe Overstreet • Shizu Saldamando • Joan Snyder • Rigoberto Torres • Andy Warhol • W.T. Copeland & Sons \nSeveral works in this exhibition are generously lent by Art Bridges\, Bentonville\, Arkansas\, as part of the Art Bridges’ Partner Loan Network initiative. \n\nEvent Details:\n\nDate: Friday\, November 8\nTime: Meet at Yellow Studio at 11am for an early lunch at The Whitlock in Katonah (we will drive to the restaurant together) and carpool to the Hudson River Museum or meet at the Hudson River Museum at 1:30pm.\n\nTravel Information:\n\nTo join the group for lunch at The Whitlock and carpool to the Hudson River Museum\, please email tina@yellowstudiony.com. Space in the car is limited.\nAt least one car will depart the Hudson River Museum around 3:30pm and head back to Yellow Studio.\n\n\n\nTickets: \n\n\n\nEveryone must buy their own ticket directly through the Hudson River Museum at this link. General Admission tickets are $13. each.\n\n\nAll Yellow Studio Members are welcome! Join us for a day of exploration and inspiration and connect with fellow art lovers. \n  \nHudson River Museum Location \n511 Warburton Avenue\nYonkers\, NY 10701\n(914) 963-4550
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/art-club-test/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community
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SUMMARY:Half-Hour Portraits by Jessica Miller
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Saturday November 9 for this unique opportunity – to have your portrait painted by local Artist Jessica Miller.\n\nEach 7 x 5 inch expressionist portrait will capture the subject’s likeness and mood\, painted in one half-hour sitting.\n\nAll are welcome to sit for a portrait\, including children accompanied by an adult.\n\nEach portrait is $250.\n\nThere will be 6 portrait sessions. \n\nPlease register below.\n \n\n\n“Bold\, decisive\, and dynamic are just some of the adjectives that describe Jessica Miller’s work. Vibrant brushwork and vivid color embolden her canvas with a unique expression that captures the essence of her subjects. Whether painting a landscape or portrait\, Jessica finds the indelible qualities that invigorate and fortify her work\, leaving the viewer captivated by her interpretations of life and nature. Jessica’s work seems influenced by the Fauvists of the 20th century yet remains uniquely and formidably an expression of herself and her time.”\n— Andrew Lattimore\n\n\nAbout Jessica Miller\nOriginally from northern Michigan\, Jessica now makes her home in the Hudson River Valley. She is best known for her portraits\, recognizable for their expressionist style and vibrant color\, one of which is featured on the cover of the 2023 New York Times bestseller Hello Beautiful. After graduating from the University of Michigan\, Jessica studied at the School of Visual Arts and at the Art Students League in New York\, with legendary painter Hananiah Harari\, later\ncontinuing her studies with acclaimed portrait and landscape artist Andrew Lattimore. Her work is shown regularly in galleries in New York and hangs in private collections throughout the U.S.\njessicamillerpaintings.com\ninstagram.com/jessicamillerpaintings
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/half-hour-portraits-by-jessica-miller-6/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community
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SUMMARY:Artists Talk: Thresholds
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an Artists Talk with Monica Shulman and Kate Rusek. The Artists will speak about their inspiration\, influences\, artistic process and more. This is also a great opportunity to see Thresholds before the show closes on November 15. \nIn “Thresholds\,” Rusek and Shulman guide viewers through the intriguing spaces between defined states\, where change and growth occur. Rusek’s ceramic forms capture absence as a tangible object to touch and feel. Shulman’s layered paintings capture the essence of liminal experiences\, visual diaries that mark the artist’s journey through life’s transitions. Both artists embrace the creative potential in uncertain\, in-between spaces: Rusek’s work embodies the threshold between material histories and imagined futures\, while Shulman’s canvases capture fleeting moments between the past and the future. \nAll are welcome. Please RSVP. 
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/artists-talk-thresholds/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community,Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241114T180000
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SUMMARY:Down and Dirty DIY Recycled Papermaking Workshop with Allison Belolan
DESCRIPTION:Dive into the world of sustainable crafting with multidisciplinary artist Allison Belolan at Yellow Studio on Thursday November 14 from 6-8pm. This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the art of recycled papermaking\, perfect for eco-conscious creators and curious beginners alike. \nIn this quick and easy session\, you’ll learn how to: \nCraft your own DIY mold and deckle\nTransform recycled papers into vibrant pulp\nPull (create) unique\, handmade paper sheets \nGet ready to roll up your sleeves and embrace the messy joy of papermaking! By the end of the evening\, you’ll have the skills and tools to continue your papermaking journey at home. \n\n\nWhat you’ll take home: \nYour handcrafted mold and deckle\nA collection of your own recycled paper creations\nThe knowledge to keep creating sustainable paper art \nThis beginner-friendly workshop is limited to 6 participants (18+)\, ensuring personalized attention and an intimate learning experience. All materials will be provided\, so just bring your creativity and wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy! \nJoin us for an evening of eco-friendly crafting and discover the satisfaction of transforming discarded papers into beautiful\, usable art. \nReserve your spot now and get ready to get down and dirty with DIY papermaking! \n \nAbout Allison Belolan \nAllison is an investigation-focused multidisciplinary artist whose artwork prompts viewers to observe and reflect on the landscapes she encounters with a rejuvenated sense of curiosity and wonder. Her abstract compositions featuring handmade paper\, repurposed materials\, and mixed media techniques are influenced by careful observations and documentation of her surroundings. Allison’s work has appeared in art fairs and galleries across the United States\, including the 2024 Every Woman Biennial and the Bruce Museum Fine Arts Fair\, where she won an award for artistic excellence. She is also a member of the Mother Creatrix Collective. \nAllison studied Printmaking at the Rhode Island School of Design\, graduating in 2001. After working as a jewelry designer\, she returned to school and earned a Master of Arts in Teaching Art Education from the School of Visual Arts in 2009. She taught art in New York public schools until 2019. Allison’s art has been featured in publications and online platforms such as The Story Exchange\, Visionary Art Collective\, Art Seen\, I Like Your Work\, and Canvas Rebel. She lives and works from her home studio in Mamaroneck\, New York\, collaborating with individual collectors\, curators\, and industry professionals for commissions\, unique projects\, and licensing opportunities.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/down-and-dirty-diy-recycled-papermaking-workshop-with-allison-belolan/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community,Sustainability
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SUMMARY:Nature & Sustainability Club: Ward Pound Ridge Hike & Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:Looking to connect with nature and other liked-minded Yellow Studio women? Join the Nature & Sustainability Club for a scenic hike on November 18 at 9:30am followed by mid-morning scones\, provided by 351 Bakery\, and coffee and tea at Yellow Studio. \nWe’ll be heading to Ward Pound Ridge for a group hike\, starting at the Trailside Nature Museum for a cool fall 1.5 mile hike. \nWard Pound Ridge Reservation sprawls across 4\,700 acres of countryside\, making it the largest park in Westchester County. Its landscape offers a diverse terrain\, with everything from deep hollows to towering ridges reaching heights of up to 800 feet. \nWithin the reservation\, you’ll encounter a rich variety of natural features\, including hemlock gorges\, dry uplands\, wetlands\, ponds\, and two winding rivers. Connecting these natural wonders are 35 miles of scenic trails\, allowing visitors to wander through meadows\, marshes\, and vernal pools. \nWe will meet outside the Trailside Nature Museum at 9:30am. \nPlease enter the park through the main entrance (no parking fee required) at Route 121 just south of Route 35\, and drive to the museum. It is located in the middle of the reservation on the south side of Reservation Road\, and parking is located nearby. If you get to the river\, you’ve gone too far! \nAdditional location\, parking and hiking details will be emailed to the hikers in advance of the hike. We look forward to enjoying the surrounding beauty with each of you. \nFor Yellow Studio Members. Please RSVP.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/nature-sustainability-club-ward-pound-ridge-hike-breakfast/
CATEGORIES:Community,Nature,Networking,Sustainability,Wellness
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241119T183000
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SUMMARY:Writing Club: Critique Night
DESCRIPTION:Looking for accountability on your writing project? We’re here to support that!\n  \nInterested in receiving feedback on your work?  The Writing Club will be hosting Critique Night once every other month.\n  \nYS Members can email their work\, up to 3000 words to Molly and/or Lauren by November 16 to distribute to participants to read. If you prefer to read/perform a short piece (~3 to 5 minutes in length) that is also an option. As always\, you can clarify the type of feed-back you’d like.\n  \nDon’t have time to write or read?  Members are still welcome to join\, no obligations!\n  \nMember RSVP required.
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/writing-club-critique-night/
CATEGORIES:Books,Community,Networking,Writing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241123T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241123T180000
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception: Juried Member Show
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday November 23\, Yellow Studio will host the opening reception for our inaugural Juried Member Art Show. From painting to photography to sculpture\, mixed media and beyond\, please join us to view and purchase artwork by our Artist Members. \nExhibiting Artist Members \nAllison Belolan\nTricia Caracappa\nJennie Carr\nSarah Ehrlich\nMary Ellis\nMarlene Gallagher\nAmanda Godsoe\nKatie Goldberg\nDorian Goldman\nCameron Goodyear\nMerrill Greene\nSuzie Jellinek\nRobin Kline\nChristy Knell\nAmy Kupferberg\nGiselle Landers\nAlissa Leigh\nShannon McDonough\nJen Mullowney\nPhoebe Polk\nSophie Reisz\nRebecca Rivard\nJulie Rosenberg\nAngela Strassheim \n  \nOn Sunday November 24\, Yellow Studio will host our Holiday Market in our ground floor gallery space. The Member artwork on display will be up and available for purchase during the market and until December 20. \nAll artwork is available for purchase. \nMore information about the exhibition here. \nView and purchase artwork from the exhibition here. From the Collections dropdown menu please select “Juried Member Show 2024.” \nAll are welcome. RSVPs encouraged. \n 
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/opening-reception-member-art-show/
CATEGORIES:Art,Community
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241124T110000
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SUMMARY:Holiday Market
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday November 24\, Yellow Studio will host our second Holiday Market in the ground floor gallery space. It’s going to be magical. \nVendors were selected by invite-only. These are all women-owned businesses based in NY. \nVendor lineup: \nBeehive Designer Collective \nDistil \nLeague of Friends \nJane D’Arensbourg \nMeg Musgrove \nSalt Point Farm \nTracey Tanner \nThe Wreath Forager \nCome shop gifts for friends\, family and YOU!
URL:https://yellowstudiony.com/event/holiday-market/
CATEGORIES:Art,Books,Business,Community,Networking,Sustainability,Wellness
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