At the Academy: Philip Brookman on Photography
A few years ago, the Academy Art Museum made an important strategic decision to double down on photography. Not only was this made a priority in what the museum would acquire for its permanent collection, but it would also be a significant theme for future exhibitions. The third strategy was the addition of a new national juried exhibition. Photographic artists of all walks have been invited to ... [Continue Story]
Arts Highlights
Chesapeake Arts: The Aim of Accessibility by Talley Wilford
When the “non-essential” businesses shut down in response to the global pandemic, there was a brief moment of despair, but a louder voice in my head ... [Continue Story]
- Chesapeake Arts: Gallery Q (for Quarantine) Pops Up in St. Michaels
- Looking the the Masters: Beatriz Milhazes
- Spy Art Moment: Being Hopeful at Washington and Dover Streets
- And Yet Plein Air Easton Perseveres: A Spy Chat with the Avalon
- Looking at the Masters: James Abbott McNeill Whistler
- Looking at the Masters: Juan Munoz
- The Arts: Multi-County Weaving Project Celebrates Juneteenth
- The Arts: Academy Art Museum’s Juneteenth Celebrates Virtually in 2020 by Steve Parks
- Looking at the Masters: Emile Hansen Nolde
- Spy Review: Chesapeake Chamber Music Festival ‘Virtual Virtuosi’ by Steve Parks
- Looking at the Masters: Remedias Varo
- The Library Guy: Poet Sue Ellen Thompson Talks to Bill Peak
Delmarva Review
Delmarva Review: The Loneliness of Supper By Irene Fick
Author’s note: I wrote this poem from a memory of our “family” dinners, which were not really family dinners. There were four of us (Mom, Dad, my brother, me). Each of us ... [Continue Story]
- Delmarva Review: I Am the Last Radium Girl by Katherine Gekker
- Delmarva Review: Firewalking By Marilyn R. Janus
- Delmarva Review: Was There Ever A Moment of Recognition by Holly Karapetkova
- Delmarva Review: What We Keep by Terence Young
- Delmarva Review: The View From Heaven by David Salner
- Delmarva Review: Grandmother by Kristina Morgan
- Delmarva Review: The Man Who Turned Himself into a Gun by James Norcliffe
- Delmarva Review: A Creature Lives In Every Poem By David Xiang
- Delmarva Review: Goggy Sends Love By Carolyn Sherman
- Delmarva Review: The Tyranny of Memory, A Ghostwriter’s Lament by D Ferrara
- Delmarva Review: My Dad Just Died After All by Michelle Berberet
- Delmarva Review: Daybreak by Darien Gee
Arts Notes
Jazz is Alive with Bria Skonberg
Trumpeter/vocalist Bria Skonberg is a remarkable force in the jazz scene—notorious for her “tradfusion” sound and steadily earning the reputation as ... [Continue Story]
- Academy Art Museum Showcases New Space
- Jazz is Alive!
- Improv Returns to Easton for Two Summer Classes
- Delmarva Review Announces New Cover
- Hopeful 2020 Campaign Inspires Community to Action
- The FREE Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival Announces a Sneak Preview of Its 2020 Line-up
- Oxford Welcomes PAE Artists!
- Academy Art Museum Reopens with Two New Exhibitions on August 1
- “Elemental” Exhibit at Massoni Art
- Bay Country Chorus to Celebrate 25 Years of Service
- Main Street Gallery Welcomes Three New Members
- Chesapeake Film Festival Comes to You Virtually This Year! October 1-4, 2020
