Each month we feature a handful of arts and community-based organizations and their programs and projects funded by the Delaware Division of the Arts in our Arts Spotlight which will be included on our monthly e-newsletter, Arts E-News and online. If you haven’t signed up yet for Arts E-News, please do so here. Funding […]
The Delaware Division of the Arts, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts through the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act of 2021, has developed a program to help Delaware’s nonprofit arts organizations and artists affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The arts sector adds value to the state’s economy and bolsters the creative […]
The September 2021 issue of Arts E-News features information about the 2021-2022 Delaware Poetry Out Loud program, including how to register, and a section on the upcoming National Arts in Education Week that highlights how the Division supports arts education in Delaware. On the Mezzanine highlights September’s exhibition, Peninsula, by 2021 Artist Fellow in […]
Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald interviews Sara Crawford and Andre Wright, Jr., co-founders of The Original Coloure Collective. Their venture is an artistic and media resource for small businesses and entrepreneurs. The Collective provides multimedia support in photography, video, and design as well as mentorship and exposure for emerging businesses.
This week on Delaware State of the Arts, Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald interviews Dan Gallery and Brent Edmondson of JBD MusicWorks. After a brief history of JBD MusicWorks, Michelle, Dan, and Brent jump into discussing JBD’s World Premiere of Flamingos which was performed by the Wilmington Community Orchestra on March 20, 2022. Learn more about JBD MusicWorks […]
Re-Broadcast of the January 29, 2022: This week on Delaware State of the Arts, Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald interviews Kari Ebert, the vice president of the board of The Dover Art League (DAL). After a brief history of The DAL, Michelle and Kari jump into discussing The DAL’s current and future programming. The DAL wants to become […]
