EXHIBITIONS
The Delaplaine offers five main galleries on two floors showcasing local, regional, and national artists. In addition, the Community Art Gallery features artworks from local schools and nonprofit organizations, and the Community Outreach Gallery primarily features artwork created through our Community Outreach program partnerships. Galleries are open daily and admission is free.
The Delaplaine also operates three satellite galleries in partnership with Frederick County Public Libraries.
Art Matters Artist Talks
Join us on most First Saturdays for artist talks from new exhibiting artists, 2-3 pm.
Meet the Artists
Join us on most First Saturdays for new exhibition openings and to meet the artists, 3–5 pm.
Past Exhibitions
View links to our Flickr albums of past exhibitions.
NOVEMBER 2–DECEMBER 1
2024 National Juried Photography Exhibition
with Juror Saskia Kahn
Photography
Untitled 2 by Alexander Diaz
CALL FOR ENTRIES: Artists residing within the United States are invited to enter up to three photographs for consideration. All photographs (black & white, color, non-silver, computer-manipulated, digital, or pinhole) are eligible.
Photo by Fatih Yalcinel
ABOUT THE JUROR: Saskia Kahn is a photographer and faculty member at the Community College of Baltimore County, specializing in portraiture. Her work in this genre extends into community-building through collaborative photography projects. Kahn draws from her heritage and interest in diasporic memory. She was the winner of the best photography thesis for the 2022 Global Design Graduate Show. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Brooklyn Rail, and Entertainment Weekly, among others. Kahn is also a contributing photo essayist for BmoreArt magazine.
NOVEMBER 2–DECEMBER 29
Ally Christmas
/bodycrumbs
Photography/Mixed Media
a shining
NOVEMBER 2–DECEMBER 29
Linda Agar-Hendrix
Waterworks
photography/mixed media
Ice Beach Waves
NOVEMBER 2–DECEMBER 29
Ron Ames
Impressions of Frederick: Reimagining Perception
Photography
Carroll Creek
September
Kids Like Us, a support program for youth impacted by the drug/alcohol misuse of family members.
September–October
Andre Smallwood, featuring watercolor artwork.
