2nd & LOMA
211 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801Academy for Peace
203 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801The Angelus House
417 West 5th St. Wilmington, DE 19801Artzscape
205 North Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801 artzscape.comChelsea Tavern
821 North Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801 chelseatavern.com
Christina Cultural Arts Center
705-707 North Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801 ccacde.org
Ebony H. Flag showed an interest in the arts from an early age by seeking to emulate the creative abilities of her parents. A graduate of the Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia, Ebony focuses on illustration, graphic design and poetry. Ebony’s passions do not end at the tip of a pen or paintbrush; she exhibits the same level of commitment in wanting to see others’ lives made better. Influenced by her interactions as an educator, youth counselor and community builder, her rhythmic writings are as vivid and captivating as the illustrations she creates.
Milton Downing describes his art as Juxt-58 Art assembled to harmonize. The art of arranging a collage of paint, fact, fabric and fun. I have been director of visual art programing at CCAC for 28 years.
Chris White Gallery
701 Shipley St. Wilmington, DE 19801 chriswhitegallery.com
2019 Delaware Division of the Arts Fellows Shannon Woodloe (Emerging Artist: Visual Arts—Photography) and Chet'la Sebree (Established Artist: Literature—Poetry) will present a collaborative exhibition that explores the legacy of slavery’s effect on black women and their sexuality. Through Woodloe's photography inspired by Sebree's poetry collection Mistress, the exhibition will meditate on an observation made by historian and lawyer Annette Gordon-Reed: "The portrayal of black female sexuality as inherently degraded is a product of slavery and white supremacy, and it lives on as one of slavery’s chief legacies and as one of white supremacy’s continuing projects."
The event will feature an exhibition of artwork and a short poetry reading, which will begin at 6:30pm.
Shannon Woodloe, 2019 Delaware Division of Arts Emerging Artist Fellow, is a Wilmington-based photographer. Using photography as a tool, she aims to document her subjects beyond literal interpretation. Through her lens, she aims to provide the stories behind of her subject matter. This passion is derived from the history she excavated about her family through the family's photo archive.
2019 Delaware Division of the Arts Fellow Chet’la Sebree (Established Artist: Literature—Poetry) is the author of Mistress, selected by Cathy Park Hong as the winner of the 2018 New Issues Poetry Prize. She is the Director of the Stadler Center for Poetry & Literary Arts and an assistant professor of English at Bucknell University.
City of Wilmington - Louis L. Redding Gallery
800 N. French St. Wilmington, DE 19801 wilmingtonde.gov
Colourworks
1902 Superfine Ln. Wilmington, DE 19801 colourworks.com
The Creative Vision Factory
617 North Shipley St. Wilmington, DE 19801DE.CO
110 West 10th St. Wilmington, DE 19801
FlowerChild is a self-taught artist and east-side Wilmington native who chose her name to represent her rejection of conventional society and her focus on love, peace, and simple, idealistic values. She describes her artistic style as African folk art and uses figures to create human like beings out of different flowers.
Toni & Stuart B. Young Gallery at Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD)
600 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801DCAD Gallery Club
The Saville 521 North King St. Wilmington, DE 19801Delaware Division of the Arts—Mezzanine Gallery
820 N. French St. Wilmington, DE 19801The Delaware Division of the Arts is please to present a selection of wall-mounted wood sculpture and furniture by Terron Mitchell.
Delaware History Museum
504 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801

Come take in the beautiful winter scenes painted by local artist, Stephanie Silverman, before enjoying a candle lit concert by chamber ensemble, Mélomanie at 5 pm.
Stephanie Silverman: Originally from Wilmington, DE Stephanie earned her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and a master’s degree in Art Education from the University of the Arts. She has continued her study of painting at the Barnes Foundation, the National Gallery of Art, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), and Moore College of Art & Design. She has taught visual art and painting at Archmere Academy and the Tatnall School in Wilmington, DE.
Though her paintings range in style, media and subject matter, each piece explores Stephanie's endless interest in the interaction of color and light. Whether created "en plein air" (outdoors) or in her home studio, each work of art is an attempt to capture fleeting moments in time and the expressive qualities of the subject. Stephanie's award- winning artwork has been exhibited nationally in galleries and museums and is held in private collections throughout the world. Stephanie was most recently commissioned to create the original artwork for the Wilmington Flower Market's 99th Anniversary year this past May.
Mélomanie presents 'provocative pairings of early and contemporary works' in innovative collaborations with guest performers and composers. Mélomanie’s early music programming highlights baroque music performed on period instruments. Their contemporary repertoire features works from the 20th and 21st Centuries, including World Premieres written especially for the ensemble.
Girard Craft & Cork
5 West Girard St. Wilmington, DE 19801
Mary Targonski teaches photography at Cecil College and is influenced by her garden. Diane Treacy Keesee has been hand-painting silk since 1996. She has studied with Susan Moyer and Sissi Siska. John D. Holton Is an emerging artist In Wilmington.
Ernest & Scott Taproom
902 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801Gallery 919 Market
919 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801Abstracts, Natural and Architectural Scenes done in watercolors. In 2017, Dolores left a long life fully committed to the deepest and most enduring perception of the world around her, its forms, its colors, and its movements. She spent her life in creative activity through painting, contemporary dance, ceramic arts and the art of Yoga. Shortly before her death, her first and only book, Crossing Boundaries, a novel of the old west, was published. That work, as in the other areas, had to do with human perceptions of self, of each other, and of the world and its myriad forms and meanings. Dolores spent two years at the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque before moving to the University of Illinois and completing her B.A. in Fine Arts. She received the M.A. in painting at the University of Delaware and the M.A. in dance Education at the Laban Centre, London England. Wine, cheese and crackers will be served.
Grace United Methodist Church
900 North Washington St. Wilmington, DE 19801

Haroon Baloch is a journalist and digital rights activist based in Islamabad. He also teaches New Media and Online Journalism and Gender and Media Studies courses at the National University of Modern Languages. Being a journalist, he frequently travels new places across the globe and captures fascinating colors. Mr. Baloch is returning to Wilmington after five and a half years to exhibit the beauty of his home country, Pakistan. For the first time, he came to the United States in May 2014 and stayed in Wilmington for six weeks; worked at WDEL 1150, interacted with American people and made friends. During his stay in Delaware, he observed either Americans do not know about his country or they believed it was just like Afghanistan or Iraq. He says regardless of global politics, the image of Pakistan is badly distorted in the US and not much has been done to restore its actual image.
Mr. Baloch is bringing his photography in Wilmington about Pakistan. The landscapes of Northern and Southern parts of Pakistan are filled with breathtaking beauty of the nature. The portraits of Pakistani people and their activities will help us break our myths about Pakistan. Pakistan is the second-largest country of South Asia region, the land where three highest mountain ranges; the Himalaya, Karakorum, and Hindukush hug each other. The Northern parts of the country are rich with some of the highest peaks of the world, including K2, Broad Peak, Nanga Parbat, Gasherbrums, Masherbrums, Rakaposhi, Tirich Mir, and many more. It is also home of Baltoro and Saltoro glaciers; the biggest two outside Arctic and Antarctic glaciers.
Featuring Island Soul catering food truck and William Rose performing live music!
The Grand Opera House
818 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801"Dimensional Collage" by Susan Benarcik. This series of collage is the latest body of work created by Susan Benarcik. The artist applies principals of printmaking, design, and sculpture to create dimensional collage framed in shadow boxes. The artist reveals and conceals a subtle, personal narrative as she considers the placement of each component of the dimensional collage. With an appreciation for imperfection and transience, Susan collects peculiar and irregular items, which she incorporates into her work. The viewer is bid to consider and admire the results of a calculated combination of multiple formats; the origin of each one of-a-kind fragment of ephemera, or the gesture of each curious object.
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the baby grand: "Phoenix" by Ralph Marley. This show is titled “Phoenix,” and it is inspired by the constant elevation of overcoming challenges and becoming a greater self. The color selection is like a Phoenix rising from the ashes and recreating itself. Shining and burning everything in its path to enlightenment.
Ralph Marley is a self-taught artist who has been creating artwork for five years. He was born in Philadelphia, PA and currently resides in Wilmington, DE. His artwork is described as Neo Expressionism.
Hotel du Pont
42 West 11th St. Wilmington, DE 19801 hoteldupont.com
LaFate Gallery
227 N. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801 lafategallery.com
Eunice LaFate, award-winning Folk Artist, Educator, Historian, & Public Speaker on FOLK Art & Culture, will showcase her diverse paintings highlighting Black History, in general and AFRICAN-AMERICAN SUFFRAGE, in particular. Her paintings are rendered in vibrant Acrylic, Oil, and Watercolors.
LOMA Coffee
239 W. Market St. Wilmington, DE 19801
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MKT Place Gallery
200 W. 9th St. Wilmington, DE 19801
“If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.”- Toni Morrison. I took that quote seriously. I have created a series of History Coloring Books illustrating our diverse history. In these books I include facts about the lives of hidden figures and historical icons throughout our complex history. My newest series includes framed pieces of Abolitionist female writers. Members from the community whose stories have shaped and shaken me will be on hand.
Mr. Hall will have guest speakers & live music for on Friday, February 7th and Saturday 8th evening. For the opportunity to share your story, join us at 5 p.m. both nights.
Friday evening: Live music will be performed by Bru'Ajah Stanford-McKinnon and the guest speaker will be Felicia McKinnon, who are the sister and mother respectively of slain teenager Grayson Eddie Leon Ewell of Wilmington from gun violence.
Saturday evening: Guest speaker will be Louise Cummings, widow of slain Delaware State Trooper Cpl. Stephen Ballard.
fineblackart.com | 302-354-1700
The Mill Space
1007 N. Orange Street 4th floor Wilmington, DE 19801
Krista Dedrick Lai makes vividly colorful, high contrast paintings and mixed media pieces about her experiences and observations. Krista has a studio in her home where she also cares for her young son. She always has a long list of projects in her head, a canvas on the wall, and a few side projects happening, and is excited about where her art is going and fighting every day to take herself seriously.
Krista’s work has been shown in several Philadelphia galleries such as Space 1026, the InLiquid Gallery and Practice Gallery, as well as galleries in New Orleans and New Jersey. Recently Krista’s painting “Disparate Voices” was included in the exhibition Into the Light, which was organized and curated by the Bridgette Mayer Gallery. Krista’s work is held in numerous private collections. Music and complimentary beer and wine while supplies last. Music and 50/50 raffle.
Poppycock Tattoo
115 W. 8th Street Wilmington, DE 19801 poppycocktattoo.comWe can't believe it's been a decade of Poppycock! Come celebrate with us at our Spooktacular Black Light Group Art Shop on Friday, December 6th from 6pm-9:30pm. Participating Artists: Tina Marabito, Eric Hendrickson, Allison Sharpe, Ken J Monico, Payton Kennard, Edgar Guardiola, Edward Jess Abbott, Wendy Mitchell, Pat Higgins, Robert M. Bickey, Ric Frane, Dave Mele, Ian Manley. Peruse glowing artwork while enjoying light fare and beverages. FREE ADMISSION!
The Sold Firm
800B N. Tatnall St. Wilmington, DE 19801 thesoldfirm.com
Spaceboy Clothing
706 N. Market Street Wilmington, DE 19801 spaceboyclothing.comWe will be hosting a variety of artists and vendors to sell their goods in the store with local vendors with crafts, buttons, vintage, plants, shirts, and art.
Mezzanine Gallery
820 N. French Street Wilmington, DE 19801The Delaware Division of the Arts is please to present a selection of wall-mounted wood sculpture and furniture by Terron Mitchell.
The Mill Space
1007 N. Orange Street 4th floor Wilmington, DE 19801
Krista Dedrick Lai makes vividly colorful, high contrast paintings and mixed media pieces about her experiences and observations. Krista has a studio in her home where she also cares for her young son. She always has a long list of projects in her head, a canvas on the wall, and a few side projects happening, and is excited about where her art is going and fighting every day to take herself seriously.
Krista’s work has been shown in several Philadelphia galleries such as Space 1026, the InLiquid Gallery and Practice Gallery, as well as galleries in New Orleans and New Jersey. Recently Krista’s painting “Disparate Voices” was included in the exhibition Into the Light, which was organized and curated by the Bridgette Mayer Gallery. Krista’s work is held in numerous private collections. Music and complimentary beer and wine while supplies last. Music and 50/50 raffle.
Wilmington Public Library
10 E. 10th Street Wilmington, DE 19801Delaware Children's Museum
550 Justison St. Wilmington, DE 19801The Delaware Contemporary
200 South Madison St. Wilmington, DE 19801
FOCAL POINTS: WOMEN ADVANCING THE APERTURE Group exhibition of contemporary female photographers showcases contemporary female photographers whose work centers on the themes of illusion, perception, and perspective against the backdrop of the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment. Like their antecedents, this exhibition celebrates the strength, conviction, and advancements made by women to address gender parity and the powerful role art plays in producing multiple layers of dialogue.
ATMOSPHERE, John Breakey “These paintings are inspired by the great space above and to the horizon line and its continuous parade of atmospheric conditions. My hope is these observed depictions of natural events serve as a respite or pause for the viewer.”
MIDNIGHT MASS, Amie Potsic Working with the expansive industrial architecture of The Delaware Contemporary, Potsic strives to punctuate the height, scale, and proportion of the interior space. With over 250 linear feet of silk, Potsic has designed a monumental site-specific installation involving panels suspended on wires in the atrium plenum.
5 - 8 | The Art Cart
The 3rd Place Gallery
1139 West 7th St., Unit C Wilmington, DE 19805Bike Lane Café
1139A West 7th St. Wilmington, DE 19805
Ralph Marley Is a self-taught artist from Wilmington DE. His style is defined as Neo-expressionism & has been creating for 5 years now. The current series is titled Phoenix & is based upon ridding yourself of all Impurities & being reborn into your Higher/God self.
Blue Streak Gallery Spaces
1721 Delaware Ave. Wilmington, DE 19806Colleen has combined metal and clay in her most recent work. Ken will have oil paintings; Romeo and Juliet out of context.
Blue Streak Gallery Off-Site at Piccolina Toscana
1412 N. Dupont Street Wilmington, DE 19805
Paintings by Judy Jarvis. Opening Reception from 6-8pm. Refreshments served.
Cab Calloway School of the Arts
100 North Dupont St. Wilmington, DE 19805Carspecken Scott Gallery & Custom Framing
1707 North Lincoln St. Wilmington, DE 19806
Recent paintings by Runcie Tatnall exhibit continues through October.
The Church of the Holy City
1118 North Broom St. Wilmington, DE 19806
Delaware Center for Horticulture
1810 North Dupont St. Wilmington, DE 19806
"PArtist Michele Foster’s work focuses on florals, seascapes, landscapes or figures. She uses canvas, paper or board to create her paintings. To achieve richness and depth, she builds layers of color and then scrapes them to expose the substrata of colors. Foster makes ethereal images that attracts one to ponder the layers of texture or scraped areas in the painting. This technique creates surprising details within the image, working together to create an uplifting piece containing a sense of energy. Light refreshments served at Art Loop. Beer and wine available for $5 each.
Delaware Offices
829 North Union St. Wilmington, DE 19805Fit Studio
62 Rockford Rd. Wilmington, DE 19805
Howard Pyle Studio
1305 N. Franklin St. Wilmington, DE 19806
I have had an interest in creating artistic things all my life. It has only been in the last 15 years that I have concentrated on painting plein aire and still life subjects in acrylics and oils.
The Pyle Studio Group exhibition this February of my work is about my love of color, mostly blue exhibited here, and my delight in light and reflection in all subjects indoors and out. I make no attempt to make my work like a photograph but rather to give it a painterly quality using palette knife and wide brush strokes. In the paintings I have chosen I hope you see a happy brightness and a calming sentiment. Exhibit on display until February 29, 2020.
To schedule a private tour of the Studios, where Howard Pyle painted, wrote, and taught from 1881-1911, call 302-656-7397.
Melloy Artisans Gallery
1139 West 7th St. Unit C Wilmington, DE 19805
Milk & Honey Café & Gallery
807 North Union St. Wilmington, DE 19805North Wilmington Library
3400 North Market St. Wilmington, DE 19802My artwork is fused and captured in sand, acrylic paint, on wood to create texture dimensions. The organic materials of my art installations paired with energetic brightly colored pieces serve as a symbol of emotional experience and observation.
Piccolina Toscana
1412 North Dupont St. Wilmington, DE 19805St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
1301 North Broom St. Wilmington, DE 19805
Artist and SciArt Educator, Dolores Bartholomew will present her award-winning “Meanings of the Heart Art” series. Using the holiday season as her inspiration, Dolores explores the theme of Traditions and Memories and how essential they are for creating lasting bonds of connection among us. It will consist of heart-warming images of the holiday season and will cover many different kinds of traditions that occur throughout the exhibition. Her work is intended to help us reflect and focus on how families, friends, and community can enjoy the many customs and share them with others as a way of creating lasting and warm memories that science has shown brings individuals and communities closer at heart. Dolores will share her family practice of counting down to Christmas with an Advent Calendar as part of the exhibition in which every day, starting from Dec 1st to the 24th she will reveal a new work of art or inspirational phrase of the calendar that will be on display in the gallery. Each will be a suggestion of how we may take a mindful moment and share in the act of kindness or activity. She will also draw upon how the holiday season is celebrated around the world with her illustrated series of the celebration of 12th Night and how we may celebrate each of the 12 days of Christmas with illustrations of a customary cookie and a tradition of other world cultures.
Telo Massage Studio
506 N. Union St. Wilmington, DE 19805
Tower Hill School Founder's Gallery
2813 West 17th St. Wilmington, DE 19805
Kirby Smith is a local artist whose recent work is primarily large oil paintings and drawings. He has lived and worked in Kennett Square for the past 30 years. His artwork has been exhibited locally and nationally. He graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and has an MFA from Syracuse. Opening reception from 5- 7 pm on Friday, December 6th.
V-Trap Kitchen & Lounge
607 N. Lincoln St. Wilmington, DE 19805
Chester, PA native Joshua Carter's abstract style of painting developed out of a confused sense of identity. He turned to painting as an outlet of expressing his emotions. Food samples and specials for Art Loop attendees.
Arden's Buzz Ware Village Center
2119 The Highway, Arden Wilmington, DE 19810
A.J. Stalloni's exhibit is called Trauma Confessions describes what he calls "rerouting of the pathways from a traumatized brain by way of the abstract." A.J. Stalloni was born and raised in Wilmington, DE, lived in Arden for three years, and currently resides in Philadelphia. He has been painting for about five years. A.J.'s preferred mode of expression is through abstract painting. He says, "By tapping into the subconscious, and finding new ways to heal -- in many ways, art has saved my life." Complimentary refreshments.
Bellefonte Arts
803C Brandywine Blvd. Wilmington, DE 19809
Holiday inspired art by more than 13 Artists, Artisans, and Makers. Handcrafted Ornaments, Gnomes, Cards, Mittens, and Home Decor.
Bellefonte Vintage
901 Brandywine Blvd. Wilmington, DE 19809 bellefontevintage.com

The Lounge @ Carl Doubet Jewelers
2900 Concord Pike Suite B Wilmington, DE 19803 doubetjewelers.comJoker/Batman retrospective from Carl Hendry's huge Batman collection for the release of the Joker Movie that night. We will have a movie ticket give away and a boatload of Batman and Joker art. Batman/Joker Retrospective - Various Artists and mediums.
Claymont Community Center
3301 Green St. Claymont, DE 19703COCA Pop-Up Gallery
3829 Kennett Pike, Powder Mill Square Greenville, DE 19807
Offerings from many local and regional artists including Kathy Ruck, Marty Barnes, Shirley Rigby, Catherine Bosk, Betsy Greer, Max Savaiko, Mario Lenin, Leslie Hubbard, Caroline Chen, Sarah Baptist & More. Art available in different mediums and sizes. We offer something for everyone! Light refreshments offered.
David's Studio and Gallery
2324 Cherry Ln. Arden, DE 19810
2019 New Paintings and Sculptures - garden sculptures, gallery paintings, imaginary landscape prints and 2018 & 2019 Arden Fair prints..
Station Gallery
3999 Kennett Pike Greenville, DE 19807
A group show featuring a mix of Gallery artists' work, including works by Gay Freeborn, Maryanne Jacobsen and Kate Mundie.
Rodney Pratt Framing & Gallery
304 Delaware St. New Castle, DE 19720 web address
Steve Oliver's approach to creating wildlife and nature art is by trying to capture each animal's character and personality. Using acrylics, ink or colored pencils, each of his subjects are brought to life in vivid color and meticulous detail, while surrounding them with a captivating and interesting background. In this exhibit, you are invited to explore his recent original works on canvas, which is combined with some other pieces that offer a glimpse into some of the earlier works on illustration board. Throughout this collection, the artist hopes you can appreciate and enjoy the natural world as seen through his eyes and as he has depicted it in his art.
Steve has been doing art most of his life, but for the past thirty-five years has enjoyed a rewarding career as a wildlife and nature artist.
Known for strong compositions using details to accurately capture animals and the natural world. Close attention to light, color, atmosphere and mood are also consistent in Steve’s artwork. While very proficient with several mediums, he works primarily with acrylic paints, but frequently combines the paint with colored pencils and ink. For many years, Steve has been painting on Strathmore illustration board, but for the past 2 years, he has also been working on large canvases.
In addition to receiving numerous awards and much recognition for his animal art, Steve is a longtime signature member of the worldwide organization, The Society of Animal Artists and has taken part in many regional, national and international wildlife art shows.
For more info, you can visit his website: SteveOliverArt.com.
Delaware Museum of Natural History
4840 Kennett Pike Greenville, DE 19805Art and nature go hand-in-hand and there’s no better place to see that brought to life than at DMNH! Join us as we celebrate the opening of Yesterday: A snapshot of nature, an installation created and curated by FourYouth and members of our community as part of November’s Art Loop.
FourYouth Productions’ photography students visited the Museum in August to learn about Earth’s geology and biology, as well as how scientists use our scientific collections to research Earth’s natural history. Students developed an understanding about how Earth’s landscape and living organisms evolved in response to various environmental factors.
A few weeks later, the students led a photography class for our visitors demonstrating various techniques, and capturing images of fossil, rock and skeletal specimens from the Museum’s education collection. Through the images on display here, FourYouth hopes viewers gain a better understanding of our collective past and a greater sense of responsibility to protect the future of our natural world.
FourYouth Productions is a 501c3 non-profit organization fostering the development of underprivileged youth through educational programs. Through project-based learning connecting photography with science and engineering, students excel academically, create amazing art, and learn to be entrepreneurs by selling their artwork.
All images on display are available for sale with proceeds benefitting the museum and FourYouth’s Student College Fund Initiative.
Admission is free.