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Members of the Clustered Spires Quilt Guild and solo exhibiting artist Margaret Dowell discuss the works of art in their exhibitions. To learn more about programs at the Delaplaine, visit delaplaine.org/programs/.

Enjoy some clips of the tintype process by Dave Wilson of Victorian Tintype Studio. Watch the full Art at Noon talk here: ruclips.net/video/eCGLHqTOnhk/видео.html

Dave Wilson, of Victorian Photography Studio in Gettysburg, PA, demonstrates and discusses wet plate collodion photography. This method, also known as tintype photography, is most commonly associated with the American Civil War but is having a resurgence among photographers today. The demonstrations and talk will cover the history, process, and chemistry required to capture photos before the tu...

For this month's Delaplaine at Home, we are making "quilted" decorations using fabric scraps! This project was inspired by the Clustered Spires Quilt Guild, whose exhibition is on view in December 2024. Visit the Delaplaine's first-floor Francine Brady Art Cart through mid-January, or use supplies at home, and have fun! For more Delaplaine programs, visit delaplaine.org/programs/. Learn about t...

Saskia Kahn, juror of the 2024 National Juried Photography Exhibition, discusses her work and experience as a portrait photographer. To learn more about programs and exhibitions at the Delaplaine, visit delaplaine.org/.

In March 2024, Heritage Frederick mounted a new exhibit exploring three centuries of visual arts from Frederick County artists. "Brushes with History: Inspiring the Personality of Frederick" demonstrates the ways these creators have shaped our cultural identity and memory in the process. Amy Hunt and Jody Brumage, Heritage Frederick's curator and archivist, respectively, will discuss the themes...

Martín Chambi is our winter Artist of Inspiration. Visit our 2nd-floor Francine Brady Art Cart through December 2024 to create a viewfinder and examine Chambi's photographs. To learn more about the Delaplaine's programs, visit delaplaine.org/programs/.

This exhibition showcases a new collection of prints, paintings, and sculptures that explore the interplay between human relationships, femininity, and the natural world. Through vibrant colors and overlapping figures and forms, Jaffe invites viewers to contemplate the beauty of transformation. To learn more about programs and exhibitions at the Delaplaine, visit delaplaine.org/.

The Delaplaine is committed to make art accessible to all, bringing art education and experiences to young and old, regardless of background or economic level. Seniors, preschoolers, adults with disabilities, homeless and at-risk youth, and economically disadvantaged people of all ages are just some of those who are served through our Community Outreach Initiative.

Rachel Wojnar and Reagan Herndon discuss their history as artists and their upcoming work as Catoctin Forest Alliance (CFA) Artists in Residence (AIR). Since 2010, the CFA AIR program has welcomed more than 30 artistd. The Artists stay in a historic cabin in Catoctin Mountain Park for one to three weeks and produce art influenced by the mountain setting. After their residency, each artist donat...

Jim Roberts discusses the thoughts and designs behind the artworks in his solo exhibition. His exhibition, "Under the Influence," is a commentary on the gun culture in our country and the various systems that fuel it, particularly the NRA. They are a response to Roberts’ twenty-four years of teaching in a public high school and the countless in-services and faculty meetings intended to prepare ...

This month's Delaplaine at Home is inspired by the mysterious, hidden-meaning-filled artwork of Swedish spiritism artist Hilma af Klint. Use supplies from home or visit the Delaplaine's first-floor Francine Brady Art Cart through mid-November. To learn more about the Delaplaine's programs, visit delaplaine.org/programs/

Thomas Sterner discusses his journey as an artist and his approach to creating public sculptures. For more programs from the Delaplaine, visit delaplaine.org/programs/

This month, we are creating works of art using yarn and fibers inspired by Marie Watt, our summer Artist of Inspiration. Use supplies from home or visit the Delaplaine's second-floor Art Cart to create a framed weaving that represents you. This project will be available through mid-October. To learn more about programs at the Delaplaine, visit delaplaine.org/programs/. To learn more about Marie...

Art Matters Artist Talk: Over 70 Show

Art at Night: Michael Hunter Thompson

Art Matters Artist Talk: Joh Ricci

Art Matters Artist Talk: Stacy Lund Levy and Eunice Turner

Delaplaine at Home: Mini Rothko

Delaplaine at Home: Recycled Weaving

Art at Night: Sculptor Jeff Hall

I Will Draw with Anyone about Anything: Collaborative Drawing with David Modler

Delaplaine at Home: Artsy Puppets

Art Matters: National Juried Exhibition with Juror Laila Abdul-Hadi Jadallah

Art at Noon: Edmonia Lewis, Augusta Savage, and Selma Burke with Lesa Cook

Art Matters: Emerging Perspectives with Juror Ryan Lauterio

Delaplaine at Home: Collaborative Weaving inspired by El Anatsui

Delaplaine at Home: Mini "Quilts" inspired by Faith Ringgold

Art Matters: 2024 Bettie Awards