EXHIBITIONS

The Delaplaine offers five main galleries on two floors showcasing local, regional, and national artists, and two community art galleries.

Galleries Open Daily | FREE Admission

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Art Matters Artist Talks

Join us on most First Saturdays 2–3 pm for artist talks featuring new exhibiting artists. See upcoming talks here.

Meet the Artists

Join us on most First Saturdays 3–5 pm for new exhibition openings and to meet the artists.

Exhibitions

Over 70 Show

Works in a variety of media
JULY 19–AUGUST 31

A signature of the Delaplaine’s Creative Aging Month, this annual exhibition celebrates local artists over age 70 and showcases a wide range of styles, techniques, and interests.

Linda Constant Robinson
Floral and Fantasy

Paintings
JULY 5–AUGUST 31

Rosie’s Boating Party

With vibrant colors and dynamic compositions, Robinson’s paintings focus on themes of expressionistic portraiture, abstracted still life, and magical realism as a way to consider the interconnectedness between humanity and the natural world.

PAMELA HARRIS LAWTON
Inspiration and Influence: Artist-Educator Mentors and Motivators

Woodcut Prints
JULY 5–AUGUST 31

Lillian Thomas Burwell

Lawton’s exhibition focuses on the intricate part that mentors and teachers play for artists. Each piece in the exhibition aims to highlight and honor those who have led the way—in some capacity—for her work. 

Community Galleries

Community Art Gallery

Featuring artworks created by local nonprofits, community groups, schools, and service organizations

MAY • Edenton Frederick, an independent assisted living community

JUN • Phoenix Recovery Academy, a high school for students in recovery from substance abuse

Community Engagement Gallery

Showcasing artworks created through our program partnerships with other nonprofits and organizations

MAY–JUN • The Delaplaine High School Art Club Exhibition

 

Past Exhibitions

View links to our Flickr albums of past exhibitions.

Satellite Galleries

The Delaplaine also operates three satellite galleries in partnership with Frederick County Public Libraries.