An artist collective
About Us
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
The Yellow House Taos mission is to support the local and emerging art community and enrich the cultural landscape of Taos through various community programs and initiatives.
Our first priority is affordable working space for artists to hone their skills and portfolios and benefit from a collective of artists also seeking growth. We then seek to offer various makerspace tools and programming aimed to improve the intellectual and technical skills around producing strong, professional art.
in 2024-2025, founders Emily and Kaylie were sharing a studio space thru UNM-Taos art department's temporary "annex" warehouse on the southside of town while their usual Klauer campus building underwent renovations. In this space they dreamed of keeping up a similar environment for other emerging artists and also solving a problem they themselves had - not many accessible spaces for low-income artists to work and collaborate on projects.
Thus was born "Yellow House Taos". The "little yellow house" was an unrealized dream of Dutch visionary artist Vincent Van Gogh to create a place where artists could gather and make art in support of one-another, free from the grip of the art establishment and overbearing critics of the time.
We are taking that dream and translating it to the modern needs of growing Taos artists who want to buck the trends established by the Taos Society of Artists. While there is nothing wrong with the beautiful landscape-based art that Taos is famous for, we want to showcase and support something different, and frankly, weirder.

Who We Are

Emily Harper
Co-Founder & Director
She is using her previous professional experiences in museum education, environmental consulting, and project management to enrich the scope of what Yellow House can offer the Taos Community.

Kaylie Boyle
Co-Founder and Support
Kaylie Boyle is a multidisciplinary artist based in Taos, New Mexico, originally from Omaha, Nebraska. Her work spans painting, ink drawing, and mixed media, with a focus on visual texture and layered materials as metaphors for grief and sorrow.
Kaylie moved to Taos seeking a deeper artistic connection. While pursuing a Fine Arts degree at UNM-Taos, and managing the Revolt Gallery, she fell in love with the artistic community of Taos and desired to be a part of creating a space dedicated to cultivating creative community, freedom, and expression.
She will be pursuing her BFA at UNM-Albuquerque starting in the Fall of 2026.