What we’re about
Welcome to The Artist Hub, SDK Meetup! This group is dedicated to bringing together individuals who are passionate about creativity, culture, and language exchange. Whether you are an artist looking to collaborate with fellow creatives, interested in attending book study sessions and learning new languages, or simply want to connect with people from diverse cultural backgrounds, this is the place for you. Join us for stimulating conversations, inspiring events, and the opportunity to expand your artistic and cultural horizons. We can't wait to create and learn together!
Upcoming events
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Artful Gathering: Colors & Calm (oil pastel, water color pencil, etc.)
Salon de Kunst, Eerste Looierstdwarsstraat 28, 1016VM, Amsterdam, NLTake a moment to unwind, reflect, and connect with your inner creativity in a relaxed and supportive environment. My drawing workshop isn’t about how well you can draw – it’s about enjoying the process and letting your hands guide you to new discoveries.
You’re welcome to choose your own subject matter, whether it’s cherished childhood photos, travel memories, serene landscapes, or anything else that inspires you. I’ll help you select the most suitable style and materials for your choice, ensuring a personalized and enriching experience.
While we’ll explore foundational drawing techniques, the heart of this workshop lies in rediscovering the joy of art and creativity. Together, we’ll share stories and ideas, inspiring and uplifting one another in a collaborative group setting.
Join me for a unique creative journey in my cozy space – no prior experience needed, just an open mind and a desire to explore!
Ticket is available here! (on 29th, Nov. & 6th, Dec.)
About Artist Yeon (a.k.a. Yellow Duck)
Living as a small Korean woman, artist and mother in the Netherlands, I often find myself floating- moving gently between cultures, languages, and emotions.
The Yellowduck began as a self-portrait of that feeling: a small figure navigating a vast blue world. By dressing her in a Jobawi and a traditional vest, I bring fragments of Korea into this blue Dutch landscape. These garments — humble, intimate, and full of care — represent both protection and identity.
Against the delicate Delft Blue background, deeply rooted in Dutch tradition, the yellow duck - sometimes with her child - stands out as a warm pulse of life and humour. Together, they wander and always move forward through imagined landscapes that merge Korean memories with Dutch colours, creating a space that feels both foreign and familiar.
Through this little yellow duck, I seek to express the humour, nostalgia, and quiet courage that define the life of an immigrant woman — not as a story of loss, but of gentle transformation and becoming home.1 attendee
Past events
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