February 4 – March 19

“STILL” the recent works of S. Jenx

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Opening Reception on Friday, February 4th from 5 – 7 pm

The captivating photography of a Philadelphia based artist on view in The Holden Gallery.

“These modern iconographic images run the gamut of psychological, social and theological deviance.”

March 2 - April 30

Irv Levitt: 30 Year Retrospective of Paintings

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Opening Reception on Friday, March 4th from 5 – 7 pm

w/ musical guest & local folk hero, Crabmeat Thompson

The faces & figures of this former city councilman & retired social security administrator serve as his

commentary on politics, social issues, world events, life experiences, & those everyday, working class

heroes. On view in the main gallery.

April 1 – April 30

“The Sublime to the Ridiculous”

Sheila Mann

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Opening Reception on Friday, April 1st from 5 – 7 pm

w/ musical guests Jamison Tindle & Jacob Founds

Sheila’s paintings address a broad range of subjects & themes. Her work has been exhibited in galleries & shows

throughout New Jersey, as well in The Lincoln Center in NYC. She has studied at The Museum of Modern Art

in NYC and The New York School of Design. “My basic philosophy is that art exists everywhere, and it is the

task of the artist to capture forever what might otherwise be fleeting. Art is also a way to express feelings

that are not easily spoken.” On view in The Holden Gallery.

May 6 – May 28

“High School Art Stars”

recent artwork by students from various local high school

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Opening Reception on Friday, May 6th from 5 – 7 pm

w/ musical guest DJ Zippogryph

Featuring artwork by:

Rachel Bakley (Caesar Rodney), Emily Brymer (Campus Community), Alex Didomato (Caesar Rodney),

Brandon English (Smyrna), Anthony Ensley (Dover), Sam Fasano (Caesar Rodney), Stigy Floramand (Dover),

Joseph Garner (St. Thomas More), Amanda Hardesty (Dover), Kate Huffman (St. Thomas More),

Casey Kon (Caesar Rodney),  Ashley McKenny (Campus Community), Nick Morpus (Caesar Rodney),

Kalyn Morris (Community Campus), Christine Petrosky (St. Thomas More), Brandon Roberts (Polytech),

Samantha Robeson (St. Thomas More), Stephanie Sels (St. Thomas More), Corrie Short (Smyrna),

Tearra Stacey (Dover), Yasmin Semsie (Dover), Adam Tillinghast (Caesar Rodney),

Shanea Tore (Dover), Sarah Tweed (Smyrna), Keyondra Wayman (Dover), & Khaleah Williams (Smyrna).

On view in The Holden Gallery.

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June 3 – July 30

DSU Group Show

A sampling of work by students from Delaware State University

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Opening Reception on Friday, June 3rd from 5 – 7 pm

with “Friends of Folk” musical guest Greg Shupe

Featuring works by Erica Lokai, Beth Hakes, Sara Muller, Corrine Rogers, & more TBA.

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July 1 – 30

“Motherhood: The Many Points of View”

Jennifer Boland

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Opening Reception on Friday, July 1st from 5 – 7 pm

w/ musical guests TBA

A site specific installation of photography and sculptures exploring the

aspects & themes that encompass the role of the mother.

Jennifer Boland – Artist Statement Click

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August 5 – 31

“The Fearsome Silliness of David L. Levitt”

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Opening Reception on Friday, August 5th from 5 – 7 pm

w/ musical guest Jan & Kelly Crumpley

KERPOOF! and ZONKERZ! presents the Fearsome Silliness of David L. Levitt.

The drawings of provocative humorist D. L. Levitt have been published in

Bostonia magazine and in periodicals throughout the region.

Septemer 2 – October 6