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Ellen Priest to Display Paintings Inspired by Jazz in the Mezzanine Gallery in March

This solo exhibition of Ellen Priest’s work will showcase mid-sized drawings and layered paintings from two series: the ‘Up Jumped Spring’ series based on Freddie Hubbard’s lyrical jazz waltz, and the Berklee Series “Jazz: Thinking Out Loud, Reaching for Song.” The Berklee Series is the result of a joint painting/jazz project with student composers at Berklee College of Music’s elite Global Jazz Institute.



Governor Markell: President’s Plan Grows Economy, Strengthens Workforce

President Obama outlined his plan to make the United States a more attractive place to do business in a State of the Union Address that focused on creating jobs and growing the middle class, Governor Markell said shortly after the speech.



Pastel artist Nicholas Serratore to display landscape paintings in Mezzanine Gallery in December

This solo exhibition of Nicholas Serratore’s work will feature landscapes in which he uses pastels to render seemingly commonplace views with dramatic color and energy.



Fiber artist Virginia Abrams to display art quilts in the Mezzanine Gallery in November

This solo exhibition of Virginia Abrams’ work will feature art quilts with abstract designs inspired by observations of the natural world.



DNREC advises septic system owners on flooding impacts from Hurricane Sandy

With Hurricane Sandy’s impacts expected to cause extensive flooding along Delaware’s coastline and some inland areas, DNREC advises septic system owners on how to manage the care of their systems during the storm and in its aftermath.






 Pages Tagged With: "Delaware"

Ellen Priest to Display Paintings Inspired by Jazz in the Mezzanine Gallery in March

This solo exhibition of Ellen Priest’s work will showcase mid-sized drawings and layered paintings from two series: the ‘Up Jumped Spring’ series based on Freddie Hubbard’s lyrical jazz waltz, and the Berklee Series “Jazz: Thinking Out Loud, Reaching for Song.” The Berklee Series is the result of a joint painting/jazz project with student composers at Berklee College of Music’s elite Global Jazz Institute.



Governor Markell: President’s Plan Grows Economy, Strengthens Workforce

President Obama outlined his plan to make the United States a more attractive place to do business in a State of the Union Address that focused on creating jobs and growing the middle class, Governor Markell said shortly after the speech.



Pastel artist Nicholas Serratore to display landscape paintings in Mezzanine Gallery in December

This solo exhibition of Nicholas Serratore’s work will feature landscapes in which he uses pastels to render seemingly commonplace views with dramatic color and energy.



Fiber artist Virginia Abrams to display art quilts in the Mezzanine Gallery in November

This solo exhibition of Virginia Abrams’ work will feature art quilts with abstract designs inspired by observations of the natural world.



DNREC advises septic system owners on flooding impacts from Hurricane Sandy

With Hurricane Sandy’s impacts expected to cause extensive flooding along Delaware’s coastline and some inland areas, DNREC advises septic system owners on how to manage the care of their systems during the storm and in its aftermath.