Visual Arts

Un informe nacional destaca cómo la inversión pública sostenida y el apoyo de la comunidad han fortalecido el panorama cultural de Delaware.

Clancy Philbrick used around 8,000 nails donated by over 200 people from around the world for his critique on colonial labor exploitation and the global wealth divide.

The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts has been inspiring our country’s creatives since 1805.

What began as artwork created during different moments of his life, now comes together in ‘Becoming,’ a Delaware exhibit encouraging visitors to explore their own stories.

“The House, the Oracle and the Table” is a site-specific work evoking the spirituality of a century-old house of Black art.

“The Crossing” shows how artists have had their way with the American Revolution’s most iconic image over the last two centuries.

The Cultural Fund is in the midst of a strategic planning process to find a more equitable funding model.

The mural series provides a scavenger hunt for soccer, geography and art fans alike.

El muralista Christian Kanienberg afirma que le interesa “más crear obras de arte que, simplemente, resultan ser murales capaces de suscitar conversaciones”.

An unprecedented statewide effort by arts advocates pushed elected officials to give the sector a small bump.

A national report highlights how sustained public investment and community support have strengthened Delaware's cultural landscape.

Why going to a concert or museum, taking up painting or dancing, joining a book group, or going to the movies is a big boost to your health.

The “We the Youth” artwork revives a long-running debate among preservationists over whether murals should be protected as historic landmarks.

Muralist Christian Kanienberg says he’s “more interested in creating pieces of art that just happen to be murals that are conversation starters.”

“By Design” makes the case that Betsy Wyeth was central to Andrew’s artistic vision.