Art Watch is a periodical radio show hosted by Margaret Winslow out of WCHE Westchester, PA. She interviewed Associate Curator Morgan Hamilton on May 9, 2018 to discuss the Guardians of the Image Makers exhibition, its accompanying programming, and its part in the Wilmington city-wide reflection on 1968.

Art Watch is a periodical radio show hosted by Margaret Winslow out of WCHE Westchester, PA. She interviewed Associate Curator Morgan Hamilton on May 9, 2018 to discuss the Guardians of the Image Makers exhibition, its accompanying programming, and its part in the Wilmington city-wide reflection on 1968.

INside Tours With The Curators connect you directly with the curatorial team at The Delaware Contemporary. Listen for personal insight, contextual background, and additional information on our exhibitions.

INside Tours With The Curators connect you directly with the curatorial team at The Delaware Contemporary. Listen for personal insight, contextual background, and additional information on our exhibitions.

INside Tours With The Curators connect you directly with the curatorial team at The Delaware Contemporary. Listen for personal insight, contextual background, and additional information on our exhibitions.

Virginia Bradley explores light and color, history and alchemy in her exhibition of new works. Bold, vibrant colors across the spectrum come together in harmony in Soudan.

The Canada Option investigates the relationship between tense borders and dual citizenship in a time when personal identity can be challenged by political climates. Rebekah Flake shows us her own reflection on what it means to be a dual citizen.

INside Tours With The Curators connect you directly with the curatorial team at The Delaware Contemporary. Listen for personal insight, contextual background, and additional information on our exhibitions.

Associate Curator Morgan Hamilton discusses the relationship between Master of Fine Arts candidates from across the country. DOMESTIC makes connections between personal and national identities and our relationship to stuff.

Masha Ryskin's drawings range from playful to somber, from serene to chaotic. Her unique use of negative space leaves a positive mark on the viewer. See how her lines and strokes seep out of the gallery and into your mind.