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.
Zen in the Chaos by Regina Katz
Eluxoroma
Eluxoroma is defined as the devotion to positive spiritual growth during underlying chaos and darkness. I have tried to channel the turmoil of recent years into a deeply personal journey.
My artwork serves as both a sanctuary and a commentary, offering viewers a way to connect with their own experiences of uncertainty. I have tried to present my work, while inviting others to witness the process of finding light and meaning within darkness, a concept that resonates deeply within times of upheaval.
This exhibition is a glimpse and reflection on navigating my personal growth amidst the external chaos of the last several years of this wild ride we call life.
About the artist
My name is Regina Matos Katz, and I am a mixed media artist born and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. I have always had a love for art, but it wasn't until after raising my family that I began to explore and create with my own hands. My artwork is abstract, vibrant, and full of energy. I use a variety of mediums including acrylic, oil, pastels, collages, and upcycled materials.
Through creating art, I can express myself without using many words and translate my emotions into something tangible. As an artist, it can be challenging to open oneself up to others, but I have found that art in any form has the power to connect and communicate some of the deepest human experiences and emotions.
Garden Dreams by Paige Wolfe
Paige Wolfe Garden Dreams
A collection that combines nature and emotions to show how our outer world and inner landscapes relate. Often in a garden like setting, these paintings share growth and contemplation through motion and stillness. Enjoy these unique creations.
Creativity is the cornerstone of my work. My paintings combine nature and emotions which in turn show how our outer world and inner landscapes relate. All works are meant to share a perspective or convey a common feeling which is often expressed in a garden like setting. Some paintings have a great deal of motion, while others are still. This collection of work is an array of pieces that focus on growth and contemplation.
Biography
Paige Wolfe is an artist who lives in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. She has been painting for 10 years and works in an Expressionistic style. Her ideas come from combining nature with emotions. She has been part of local group shows at the Chester County Art Association, the Oxford Art Alliance, and The Wayne Art Center. Her most recent showing was a two-person show at the Side Street Gallery in Philadelphia. She credits much of her art education to well-known artist and teacher Eo Omwake. Her approach to painting is highly process-oriented, and she believes a good painting must reflect from one’s heart.
CONTACT
Eric Berman
Community Events Manager
302-658-7897 x 3256
eberman@grandopera.org
DOWNLOADS
Artist Application
Exhibit Guidelines