CURRENT EXHIBIT
The Kitty Cat Club
by Theadora Brack
The Kitty Cat Club is dedicated to Brack’s mother, Sandy, who was a school teacher and lifelong advocate of learning, curiosity, connection, and imagination. The Baroque-inspired music hall pays homage to illustrator and suffragette Rose O’Neill. After launching her "Kewpie" comic strip in Ladies' Home Journal in 1909, Rose used the dolls to support the women’s suffrage movement. Additionally, the installation draws inspiration from the holiday department store windows of New York City and Paris.
As a Kewpie fan noted in 1914: “There’s no better medicine than to look at the Kewpies.”
Yellow House Gallery at The Scrap Exchange
Yellow House is a 12” x 8” x 11” gallery dedicated to presenting art on a micro scale. Born into this world as a box for distributing real estate fliers, the Yellow House became a victim of the digital age and was left discarded in the weeds behind The Scrap Exchange. Now it sits in our entryway to the right of the Artist Market entrance as a space for local artists to present their smallest of creations.
How do I submit my artwork to The Yellow House Gallery?
Submissions are considered on an ongoing basis. To learn more and send us your art follow the link ————————————————->