Kids (and adults!) can stop by the Delaplaine’s Francine Brady Art Carts during your next visit and get creative! The Art Carts offer two different activities each month. NOV 15 TO JAN 15: Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky, create circular color studies to witness how colors interact with each other. In addition, a video for one ...
Kids (and adults!) can stop by the Delaplaine’s Francine Brady Art Carts during your next visit and get creative! The Art Carts offer two different activities each month. DEC 15 TO FEB 15: Play a role and photograph yourself like Cindy Sherman, our winter Artist of Inspiration. In addition, a video for one of the ...
Join us as we enhance our understanding and appreciation of art! Talks will be presented in person at the Delaplaine, and then will be available on our YouTube channel about two weeks later. THIS MONTH: Solo exhibiting artist Emily Shepardson and members of the Frederick County Art Association will describe their artwork and studio practice. ...
Kids and their adults are invited to drop-in and get creative together in our family open studio to create an artist-inspired project! THIS MONTH: Explore texture, line, color, and more to make an Eric Carle-inspired mixed media artwork. Please limit your time to about an hour, especially if other families are waiting for a table. ...
Take a self-guided jaunt downtown and visit local galleries! This month, meet our Sunday Artwalk artist, Hannah Kilburg, who will bring ornaments and journals. This pop-up event totally supports the artist! The Downtown Frederick Artwalk is a program of the Downtown Frederick Partnership. Visit their website for the full list of participating galleries.
Join Exhibitions Manager Corey Frey on a drop-in monthly Gallery Walk & Talk, a guided collaborative discussion about the exhibitions the Delaplaine has on offer that month. Explore the artists, their techniques, materials, and content, and process what you see, connect with, or even dislike in the work through collaborative meaning making. Meet in the ...
Are you seeking artistic community and physical space to make your art? Come to Third Space Open Studio to meet other artists and create your work in a supportive environment. Third Space is what you make it! Open to adult artists of any visual artistic medium. Artists must provide their own supplies. The Delaplaine provides ...
Kids (and adults!) can stop by the Delaplaine’s Francine Brady Art Carts during your next visit and get creative! The Art Carts offer two different activities each month. JAN 15 TO MAR 15: Discover the history of blue and white pottery and design a plate with blue motifs. In addition, a video for one of ...
Lecturer at George Washington University, Jung-Sil Lee Ph.D., examines how women artists have challenged conventional representations of femininity by treating gender not as a fixed identity, but as something constructed, performed, and continually negotiated through images, bodies, cultural expectations, and social power. In this talk, Dr. Lee will explore how Cindy Sherman’s use of photography, ...
Are you seeking artistic community and physical space to make your art? Come to Third Space Open Studio to meet other artists and create your work in a supportive environment. Third Space is what you make it! Open to adult artists of any visual artistic medium. Artists must provide their own supplies. The Delaplaine provides ...
Join us as we enhance our understanding and appreciation of art! Talks will be presented in person at the Delaplaine, and then will be available on our YouTube channel about two weeks later. THIS MONTH: Exhibiting artists Sherry Rossini, Thomas Sterner & Chris Eliff, Sara Parent-Ramos, and Richard Niewerth will discuss work in their exhibition ...
Kids and their adults are invited to drop-in and get creative together in our family open studio to create an artist-inspired project! THIS MONTH: Spread the love with accordion-fold mini cards, perfect for Valentine’s Day. Please limit your time to about an hour, especially if other families are waiting for a table. At least one ...