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.

Yellow photo booth with house-like features on top and a display area below, featuring decorative paper cutouts of leaves and branch, situated in an indoor gallery or cafe with chalkboard walls and various decorations.
A mini diorama of a house with a yellow roof, two windows, and a chimney, with decorative objects inside including a small black figure, black winged figures, and a hand-shaped object. The scene is enclosed in a yellow box with a light inside. There is a sign on the right side with instructions for a submission contest.

CURRENT EXHIBIT

A collection of various ceramic and clay art objects including a colorful moth sculpture, a black bird sculpture, a small mouse figure, and decorative bowls, set among green leaves and moss on a green background.
Close-up of a colorful decorative scene with figurines, including a smiling dog figure and various pottery, foliage, and glass objects.

Circe's Pharmakeia

by Katie Loebner

What makes a witch? "Mostly will," answers Circe, in Madeline Miller's retelling of Greek mythology. This apothecary installation draws on motifs from her story, playing with themes of transformation, magic, and nature.

It is a whimsical exploration of power, ritual, gender, and desire. What stories do you hear when you look into this portal — what do you grow curious about, among its archetypal symbols?

A painted ceramic turtle shell with a brown and white design, surrounded by driftwood, leaves, and moss in a naturalistic habitat setting.
A close-up of a sculpture of a mouse, with large ears and a textured face, made of ceramic or similar material, surrounded by other artistic objects including pottery, plants, and organic shapes on a green background.

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 ————————————————->

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