Upcoming
September 5 – October 26, 2014
Lori Crawford, Associate Professor of Art at Delaware State University, will present works from The Sista’s series on the Biggs Museum’s third floor. Crawford’s series of digital drawings challenges notions of traditional female beauty. Prints of her figural works will be juxtaposed against the museum’s own collection of 19th-century academic artists and early Impressionist painters within the permanent collection galleries 20 and 21.
November 4, 2014 – January 4, 2015
VSA of Delaware provides children and adults with disabilities opportunities to achieve in the performing and visual arts. VSA of Delaware is a unique organization within the state with a sole mission devoted to enhancing the capabilities, confidence and quality of life for individuals with disabilities by providing life-long learning opportunities in the arts. VSA's artist-in-residence program pairs professional teaching artist with creative individuals with disabilities across the State of Delaware to explore and develop artistic skills in the areas of visual arts, dance, drama and music. The exhibition currently on view at the Biggs Museum, Celebration of Creativity, highlights art produced by the Artist-in-Residence 2013-2014 program cycle.
November 7, 2014 – January 4, 2015
An exhibition of the Holly Branch of the National League of American Pen Women will feature the work of professional women artists, writers and composers. This organization is dedicated to serving its communities through mentoring, encouraging and promoting emerging professional women in the arts.
November 7, 2014 – Febraury 15, 2015
Delaware native, Carson Zullinger, has been exhibiting his figural and landscape fine-art photographs for forty years. Zullinger often subordinates his dynamic and thoroughly modern compositions to emphasize traditionally held forms of beauty. The Line of Beauty helps to trace his accomplishments in the arts while debuting new works created in response to receiving the coveted Master’s level Individual Artist Fellowship from the Delaware Division of Arts.