Yestermorrow Art CHALLENGE!

Introducing the

Yestermorrow
ART CHALLENGE!

In a place with so many creative minds, ever wonder why Yestermorrow’s walls are so bare?

We can fix this!

I hereby challenge our students, interns, staff, faculty and friends to help populate the walls of Yestermorrow with beautiful, fabulous, creative original artistic creations.

These can be donations to the school or on loan. We’ll write up a “gallery tag” to let people know who you are and what you do, and your connection to Yestermorrow.

No deadline, but the first submissions will get prime hanging spots. When we run out of space here, we’ll move on to art for our new YesterNorth semester program campus.

To submit a piece, email kate@yestermorrow.org or just come by and tell me you want to participate in the CHALLENGE!

Your art could be here:

Check it out!

Yestermorrow to be featured in an upcoming issue of the Valley Reporter, our local paper.

NO Talent Accentuated

In a reverse role, talented folks here at Yestermorrow decided to try their hands at things we're not so talented at. Wednesday night the main studio hosted a NO Talent Show! We had several mirror-shattering musical acts, ventriloquists who couldn't keep their mouths shut, acrobats who couldn't do handstands and a gut-wrenching rendition of Hamlet.

The best perhaps, was work-trader/student David's magical appearance act (in which his NO talent was displayed by not appearing). The night was a roaring success. If you missed this one, hopefully there are plans for another in the summer months!

Woodworking Intensive students Tim Hurst and Galen Macdonald took a time-out from tenons and dovetails to create this stylish birthday gift for fellow student and musician Evan Premo. Stellar work, gentlemen.