Salon Talks at the Trippe Gallery with Jill Basham
Artist Jill Basham unveils a new chapter in her creative journey with “Another Side of Jill Basham,” exploring new mediums, techniques, and subject matter in a bold artistic evolution. Renowned for her expansive impressionistic landscapes and signature low horizon lines, artist Jill Basham invites viewers to experience different directions in her upcoming exhibition, “Another Side of Jill ... [Continue Story]
Arts Highlights
Spy Review: New Singer/Songwriter Night at Foxy’s by Mark Pelavin
There are lots of great musicians in Talbot County, and plenty of places to hear them play. But until now there has been a real void in the local ... [Continue Story]
- Spy Concert Review: MSO Season Finale by Steve Parks
- Spy Profile: John Waters Brings ‘The Naked Truth’ to the Avalon
- Art Travels: Places We Inhabit at the Zach Gallery by Anke Van Wagenberg
- Avalon Spy Night Preview: Poet Meredith Davies Hadaway Reads “When Dreams Go Walking”
- Al Sikes on the Magnificence of Allan Harris in Oxford this Friday
- Spy Review: Chesapeake Music’s Series Ends with a Flourish
- The Chesapeake Screen: A Chat with New Chesapeake Film Festival President Irene Magafan
- Spy Theater Review: ‘Man From Earth’ visits Oxford by Steve Parks
- Art Travels Alex Katz: Theater And Dance by Anke Van Wagenberg
- Studio B Check in: Betty Huang with Artist Diz Hormel
- Earth Music: Two Painters, One Song
- Cuban Links in Cambridge by Anke Van Wagenberg
Delmarva Review
Taking flight? Will Delmarva Review come in for a landing?
It’s hard to imagine the Delmarva Review ever having trouble finding writers eager to submit their work. However, in 2007, when the Eastern Shore Writers Association was a ... [Continue Story]
- Delmarva Review: The “Best of” Anthology
- Delmarva Review: Leitmotif by Rita Plush
- Delmarva Review: Arrogance by Katherine J. Williams
- Delmarva Review: A System of Seeing by Colin Jeffrey Morris
- Delmarva Review: The End of the Story by Patty Somlo
- Delmarva Review: Something More Than Winter Weighs (Upon Me) by John Muro
- Delmarva Review: Unknowable by Mary-Cecile Gee
- Delmarva Review: Traumas by Andrew Payton
- Delmarva Review: Dry Eye by Jean McDonough
- Delmarva Review: Cadence by K. Alma Peterson
- Delmarva Review: You Learn Transaction, Before Anything Else by Marlowe Jones
- Delmarva Review: Now Dimming by Mercedes Lawry
Chesapeake Lens
Chesapeake Lens: “Jack Meets the Morning” By James Dissette
Sometimes, early birds just want to hang out. ... [Continue Story]
- Chesapeake Lens: “Magothy Sunrise” By Louise Zeitlin
- Chesapeake Lens: “The C & O Canal” By Lee Goodwin
- Chesapeake Lens: “Stillness” By Sherri Baton
- Chesapeake Lens: “To Go” By Jay Fleming
- Chesapeake Lens: Title: “Watchful” By Wesley Finneyfrock
- Chesapeake Lens: “in Flight” By Wayne Zussman
- Chesapeake Lens: “Spring: By Nancy Taylor Lee
- Chesapeake Lens: “Bringing It Home” By Paul Hanley, Jr.
- Chesapeake Lens: ‘Moon and Osprey’ By J. P. Henry
- Chesapeake Lens: “Peace of an Evening” By John Rock
- Chesapeake Lens: “There’s Still Hope” By Donna Callejon
- Chesapeake Lens “The Zen of Winter” by Deidra Lyngard
- Chesapeake Lens: “Quitting Time” by David Sites
- Chesapeake Lens: “Annapolis Dream” By Rose Henry
- Chesapeake Lens: “Winter Tide” by Laura Davis
Looking at the Masters with Beverly Smith
Looking at the Masters: Ruth Asawa
Ruth Asawa was born in 1926 in Norwalk, California, and she died in San Francisco in 2013. Her parents were immigrants from Japan. They worked on a truck farm picking seasonal crops until 1942, when the family was placed in Japanese internment camps. Her father was interned in a separate camp. The family did not […]
- Looking at the Masters: Renoir
- Looking at the Masters: Mizue Sawano
- Looking at the Masters: Tree of Life
- Looking at the Masters: The Limbourg brothers illustrate the story of Easter
- Looking at the Masters: Madonna and child in a garden
- Looking at the Masters: Primavera
- Looking at the Masters: Utagawa Hiroshige
- Looking at the Masters: Hendrick Avercamp
- Looking at the Masters: A Victorian Christmas
- Looking at the Masters: St Lucy
- Looking at the Masters: A Christmas Carol
- Looking at the Masters: Pablita Velarde
- Looking at the Masters: Kay WalkingStick
- Looking at the Masters: George Caleb Bingham
- Looking at the Masters: Winslow Homer
Weather Report with Cecile Storm
The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
The Spy Weather Report forecast and words for September 30 to October 1 “Our revels now are ended. These our actors, As I foretold you, were all ... [Continue Story]
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- The Spy Weather Report with Cecile Storm
- Publisher’s Notes: A Different Summer, Spy Weather, and a Few More Spies
The Library Guy with Bill Peak
The Library Guy: Donald Hall Award Winning Poet Joy Priest
Bill’s guest today is the young poet Joy Priest, whose very first book of poetry, Horsepower, won the prestigious Donald Hall Prize for Poetry last ... [Continue Story]
- The Library Guy: Ann Finkbeiner on Wars in Space
- The Library Guy: USNA Poet Temple Cone Talks to Bill Peak
- The Library Guy: Poet Meredith Davies Hadaway Talks to Bill Peak
- The Library Guy: Poet Sue Ellen Thompson Talks to Bill Peak
- The Library Guy: New Yorker Writer Casey Cep on Dorothy Day
- The Library Guy: An Exit Interview with Talbot County Free Library’s Bill Peak
Arts Notes
From Grief to Repair: Mixed Media Fiber Art and Watercolors by Heather Kerley on View at Adkins Arboretum
Pale green and white stitching curls around a trio of beech nuts in a tiny hand-embroidered quilt in Heather Kerley’s exhibit, From Grief to Repair, ... [Continue Story]
- Don’t Miss the Antique & Classic Boat Festival & Coastal Arts Fair At CBMM on Father’s Day Weekend
- St. Michaels Community Center to Welcome Jeff Mcguiness, Author, Bear Me Into Freedom: The Talbot County of Frederick Douglass
- Carpe Diem Arts Presents Free Lunchtime Concert at Brookletts Place on May 13
- SMAL Members Show in June at ‘’The Blue Crab” in St Michaels
- Oxford Museum Announces The Fabric Of History Special Programs
- SMAL Announces Winners of 2025 Original “Celebrate St. Michaels” Banner Art
- Talbot Arts Accepting Applications for Summer 2025 Arts Scholarship
- Bummer: Spy Nights with Meredith Davies Hadaway Postponed
- Trippe Gallery features Art of the Garden Exhibition with Reception May 2
- Chesapeake Film Festival’s New President Shares Her Excitement for Upcoming Season, Early-bird Tickets Now Available, Free Screenings Continue in May
- The Market at Dover Station Blooms in May with Shopping, Exhibits and Events
- Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra Presents “Romantic Triumph & Celebration” and Season Finale Ensemble Concerts in May