Gallery Director and founder of yellowhouseart Maggie Deall 2026
Welcome to The Little Yellow House Gallery & Studio, a warm and welcoming space where creativity knows no bounds! Located at 41 Tompson Street, Wagga Wagga, our studio offers a range of inclusive art classes tailored for adults and children with disabilities. As proud providers under the NDIS, we are dedicated to providing a nurturing environment where everyone can explore their artistic talents.
Inclusive & Accessible
At The Little Yellow House Gallery & Studio, inclusivity is at the heart of everything we do. Our facility is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can comfortably participate in our classes. We believe that art should be accessible to all, and we strive to create an environment where everyone feels welcome and valued.
Experienced & Friendly Teachers
Our team of friendly, experienced teachers is passionate about art and dedicated to making every class enjoyable and rewarding. They are skilled in working with individuals with disabilities, offering personalised guidance and support to help each participant thrive. Whether you’re a beginner or have previous experience, our teachers are here to inspire and nurture your creativity.
A Variety of Classes
We offer a diverse range of art classes to cater to different interests and skill levels. Our classes include:
- Painting: Explore your artistic expression with vibrant colours and techniques.
- Clay: Discover the joy of sculpting and creating unique pieces.
- Jewellery Making: Craft beautiful, personalised jewellery.
- Wall Hangings: Design and create stunning wall decor.
- Macrame: Learn the intricate art of knotting to make decorative items.
Private Lessons and Group Sessions
Whether you prefer one-on-one instruction or the camaraderie of group classes, we have options to suit your needs. Our private lessons offer personalized attention, allowing you to progress at your own pace. Group sessions provide a fantastic opportunity for social engagement, fostering friendships and a sense of community among participants.
Social Engagement
Art classes at The Little Yellow House Gallery & Studio are not just about creating art; they are also about building connections and enjoying a sense of belonging. Our inclusive environment encourages social interaction and collaboration, making each class a fun and enriching experience.
Join us at The Little Yellow House Gallery & Studio and embark on a creative journey where your abilities shine. For more information or to enroll, please contact Maggie on 0418 414 455. Let’s create something beautiful together!
What are we looking for?
Applications will be considered against the following criteria:
Quality of the work
- The work demonstrates skill, originality, thoughtful development and a strong personal voice.
A clear exhibition concept
- The proposal communicates a considered idea, story or connection between the works. The collection should feel cohesive rather than simply being a selection of unrelated pieces.
Suitability for yellowhouseart
- The work complements the character, values, audience and physical space of yellowhouseart. We are particularly drawn to work that creates connection, invites conversation and offers visitors a memorable experience.
Readiness to exhibit
- The artist has a realistic plan for producing and presenting a complete body of exhibition-ready work within the proposed timeframe.
Audience connection
- The proposal has the potential to engage our local community, existing collectors and new audiences.
Professionalism
- The application is complete, clearly presented and demonstrates that the artist is prepared to work collaboratively with the yellowhouseart team.
Contribution to the program
- We will also consider how each proposal contributes to a varied and interesting 2027 exhibition calendar. This may include diversity of artistic styles, stories, subjects, materials, perspectives and career stages.
What you'll need to submit
Your Expression of Interest should include:
- Your name and contact details
- Your location
- Details of how you live, work or have a demonstrated connection to the Riverina Murray region
- A short artist biography
- An artist statement
- Your proposed exhibition title, if known
- A clear description of your exhibition idea
- Why you would like to exhibit with yellowhouseart
- Details of the work you plan to exhibit, including medium, approximate sizes and expected number of pieces
- Five to ten images that best represent your current work or proposed collection
- An indication of whether the works shown are completed, in progress or examples of your broader practice
- Your preferred exhibition periods during 2027
- Links to your website and social media, if applicable
- Details of previous exhibitions or relevant experience, if applicable
- Any installation, access or technical requirements we should know about
Please don’t worry if you haven’t exhibited before. Previous exhibition experience is not essential.
Important information & selection process
Before applying, artists should be aware that:
- Applicants must meet the Riverina Murray connection requirement outlined above.
- All work must be original and created by the exhibiting artist or artists.
- The proposed collection must be available for the full exhibition period.
- All artworks must arrive finished, dry, professionally presented and ready to install.
- Artists are responsible for delivering and collecting their work unless another arrangement is agreed upon.
- Selected artists will work with yellowhouseart to confirm pricing, presentation, promotional information and key deadlines.
- Artworks exhibited at yellowhouseart will be available for sale unless otherwise agreed.
- Yellowhouseart’s standard commission (30% plus 10% GST) and exhibition terms will apply and will be provided before an artist formally accepts an exhibition offer.
- Final exhibition dates will be determined by yellowhouseart in consultation with selected artists.
- Submitting an Expression of Interest does not guarantee selection.
Expressions of Interest will be reviewed by the yellowhouseart Gallery Director.
Shortlisted artists may be contacted for further information or invited to have a conversation with us before the final program is confirmed.
We want the process to be welcoming, fair and accessible. Every application will be considered on the strength of the proposed exhibition and its suitability for the 2027 program.
