Get your artwork in front of adoring eyes by hosting your own art exhibit and reception at The Grand.
We are actively seeking artists to exhibit their work for the coming year in both galleries. Along with the opportunity to show your work for a month, artists will take part in the City of Wilmington’s Art On the Town, also known as “Art Loop,” on first Fridays. All shows will be listed in Out & About Magazine, distributed to local businesses and galleries, and on the Art Loop and The Grand’s websites.
Not only will you be getting exposure and potential sales for your work, but you will be giving enrichment and enjoyment to patrons, performing artists, staff, and other visitors.
Click here for more information about the Art Loop.
For artists interested in exhibiting their work at The Grand please download our Artist Application and Exhibit Guidelines below:
Artist Application
Exhibit Guidelines
Monday–Thursday, 9 am–3 pm, by appointment only.
Please contact eberman@grandopera.org or call 302-658-7897 x3256 for an appointment.
Garden Bouquet by Carol Gray
Carol Gray Artist Statement
As a plein air oil painter, I work on location so that I can capture the quality of light and color that transforms the scene before me. My style is Impressionistic, and my subject matter includes gardens and landscapes as well as the bays and marshes of the Delmarva Peninsula and Pine Island, FL.
Carol Gray Bio
My interest in art began when I was sent by my high school to study painting at The Brooklyn Art Museum with Moses Soyer. After moving to the Wilmington area, I studied with Will Barnet at The Delaware Art Museum. I then taught painting and drawing at Cecil Community College.
I received my master's degree in Painting and Printmaking at the University of Delaware. Now I paint full time.
Sherry Brilliant "Portraits of Forces"
Sherry Brilliant Artist Statement
Portraits of Forces is an exhibit that celebrates our bonds and our differences. The collection attempts to capture the joy and beauty of humanity without filters. It invites life forces in with their full spectrum of color, weight, and influence. It is jubilation as protest. A full-throated appeal for the ways in which we belong to each other in a world that is screaming for hierarchy and exclusion.
Sherry Brilliant Bio
Sherry Brilliant is a Wilmington based painter and mixed media artist. Through the use of bold colors and shapes, Sherry observes and records the essence of her subjects. Pushing color to its full vibrancy is the common thread in all of Sherry’s work. A professional artist for over two decades, Sherry has explored a variety of mediums and subjects, both abstract and from life, and is currently focused on painting and glasswork.
Sherry is an alumnus of the now deceased Delaware College of Art and Design, has a BS from the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Health and Rehabilitation Science, and a MA in Organizational Leadership from Neumann University. Her diverse educational background speaks to her diverse interest in artistic style and subject matter.
CONTACT
Eric Berman
Community Events Manager
302-658-7897 x 3256
eberman@grandopera.org
DOWNLOADS
Artist Application
Exhibit Guidelines