Delaware - art dealers and museums - Directory

Art in America, Annual, 1999

GREENVILLE

1745. Somerville Manning Gallery
Breck's Mill, 101 Stone Block Row,
2d Floor 19807
(302) 652-0271 Mon-Sat 10-5
Dir: Victoria L. Manning/Sadie Somerville
20th-century paintings, sculpture, works on
paper. E-mail: info@somerville-manning.com;
Web site: www.somerville-manning.com
G/C

Artists exhibited: J. Clayton Bright, W.O. Ewing III,
Robert C. Jackson, Ann Wyeth McCoy, Anna
Brelsford McCoy, John McCoy, Greg Mod, Jon
Redmond, Peter Sculthorpe, Andrew Wyeth,
Jamie Wyeth, N.C. Wyeth

HOCKESSIN

1749. Creations Fine Woodworking
Gallery
451 Hockessin Corner 19707
(302) 235-2310 Mon-Sat 10-5
Dir: John W. Sherman
Fine woodworking, including furniture and
accessories, wood turnings, carvings, sculpture,
models, and jewelry. Web site: http://art
resources.com/creations/G

NEWARK

1750. University of Delaware
University Gallery
114 Old College 19716-2509
(302) 831-8242, fax (302) 831-8251
Tue-Fri 11-5, Sat-Sun 1-5 Dir: Belena S. Chapp
Exhibitions of regional and national significance.
Also site-specific installations. Web site: http://
seurat.art.udel.edu U

Artists exhibited: David Bates, Alan E. Cober,
Martha Jackson-Jarvis, Donald Lipski, Thomas
Macaulay, Todd Matus, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy,
Sandro Oramas, P.H. Polk, James Turrell

REHOBOTH BEACH

1751. Rehoboth Art League
12 Dodds La, Henlopen Acres 19971
(302) 227-8408, fax (302) 227-4121
Dir: Nancy Alexander
Educational and cultural programs in visual arts,
music, and literature; exhibitions featuring visual
arts. N

Artists exhibited: Marilyn Bauman, Laura
Hickman, Jack Lewis, Grant Massey, Henry
Meier, Mary Page Evans, Robed B. Wright

WILMINGTON

1752. Carspecken-Scott Gallery
1707 N Lincoln St 19806
(302) 655-7173, fax (302) 655-8971
Men-FrS 9-5:30, Sat 10-3
Dir: Fred Carspecken/David Schueck, II
Contemporary painting, prints, and sculpture. G

Artists exhibited: Carolyn Anderson, Giovanni
Casadei, Susan Detjens, Mary Page Evans,
David Fedig, Gary Kresge, Charles LeClair, Rose
Naftulin, Chris Nissen, Campbell Paxton, Carl
Plansky, Bill Scott

1753. Delaware Art Museum
2301 Kentmere Pkwy 19806
(302) 571-9590
Tue, Thu-Sat 9-4, Wed 9-9, Sun 10-4
Dir: Stephen T. Bruni
Pre-Raphaelite art; works from the golden age of
American illustration; American 19th- and 20th-century
art. M

Artists exhibited: Edward Burne-Jones, Robert
Colescott, Arshile Gorky, Winslow Homer,
Edward Hopper, George Inness, John Everett
Millais, Robert Murray, Howard Pyle, Dante
Gabriel Rossetti, John Sloan, Andrew Wyeth

1754. Delaware Art Museum
Art Sales & Rental Gallery
2301 Kentmere Pkwy 19806
(302) 571-9590, ext 550, fax (302) 571-0220
By appt Dir: Alice B. Hupfel
Changing exhibitions of contemporary American
artists. All works for sale or rental. M

Artists exhibited: Diane Burko, Dean Dass,
Rowland Elzea, Mary Page Evans, Susan Fenton,
James Havard, Judith Ingrain, Oscar Lakeman,
Sarah McEneaney, Chris Nissen, Mary Putnam,
Susan Van Campen

1755. Delaware Center for
the Contemporary Arts
103 E 16th St 19801
(302) 656-6466, fax (302) 656-6944
Tue-Fri 11-5, Sat-Sun 1-5 Dir: Steve Lanier
Exhibitions of national and regional contemporary
artists in all media and crafts. Educational
programs, symposia, residencies, workshops,
and related services to artists. N

Artists exhibited: Lisa Bartolozzi, Willie Birch,
Wendell Castle, Beverly Fishman, Mei-ling Hom,
Homer Jackson, Nancy Jurs, Sharon Louden,
David Meyer, Alison Saar, Robert Straight,
Stephanie Syjuco

WINTERTHUR

1756. Winterthur Museum, Garden
and Library
Route 52 19735
(302) 888-4600, (800) 448-3883
Men-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5 Dir: Dwight P. Lanmon
American decorative arts, 1640-1860: furniture, metal
work, ceramics, glass, textiles, paintings; prints;
Chinese export porcelain, Oriental carpets. M

The Guide is a comprehensive alphabetical listing, arranged by state and city, of U.S. museums, galleries, university galleries, non-profit exhibition spaces, corporate consultants, private dealers and print dealers.

Included are addresses, phone numbers, business hours, names of directors and a short description of the type of art shown.

Institutions are categorized by the following designations: G (gallery), M (museum), U (university gallery), N (non-profit exhibition space), C (corporate consultant), D (private dealer), P (print dealer). Artists exhibited at each location are listed; artists with upcoming one-person exhibitions are grouped together at the end of the listing. Each institution is assigned a key number, used for cross-referencing in all indexes.

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