Past Exhibits at the Chris White Gallery

Exhibit: May 6 – June 24, 2022 70 Works of Art by 47 Artists FEATURING THE ART OF — 4sh • Simone Austin • Jennifer Boland • Katee Boyle • Dana Phillips Busatto • Kasmira Cade • Meghan Oonah Clifford • Laura Colussi • Jie Deng • Rayna DeReus • Kristina Ellura • Traci Evadney […]

Visions XII: The Twelfth Members Exhibit by the Brandywine Photo Collective. Cityfest Art Loop Reception on April 1, 2022, 5-8pm Images by Walter Borders, Kathy Buckalew, Roman Coia, Andy Macera, Lynn Maniscalco, Gerry Meekins, Jeffrey Rubin, and Danny Schweers. It has been three years since this eclectic band of photographers has displayed their talents. They […]

Friday, January 21, 2022, 5-8pm Friday, February 4, 2022, 5-8pm, Art Loop Reception Friday, April 8, 2022, 5-8pm, Art Loop Reception Friday, March 11, 5-7pm, by invitation only reception Sunday, March 13, 12-2pm, Coffee Hour This Tenth Anniversary Exhibition brought us up-to-date on the work of 30 artists who have previously exhibited at the Chris […]

Opening Reception Friday, November 5, 2021, 6-9pm Closing Reception Friday, December 17, 2021, 5-9pm Artist Statement For me, painting is the endless pursuit of understanding. On the surface, my paintings portray a singular figure, but my work expresses instead the idea that nothing exists in isolation. Every individual is comprised of parts: identity and memory, […]

An art-science exploration for community engagement curated by JaQuanne LeRoy. Originally scheduled to open in April, 2020, the COVIC-19 pandemic changed all that. A year later, the gallery still closed, we did manage to have an excellent Zoom video conference presentation on March 22, 2021, Earth Day. A catalog was published as well and is […]

Knicoma Frederick Solo Exhibit “A New America” September 2020 Curated by Michael Kalmbach Upon accepting the Democratic nomination for President of the United States, Vice President Joe Biden quoted the Irish poet Seamus Heaney: “History says, don’t hope on this side of the grave, but then once in a lifetime the longed-for tidal wave of […]

An exhibit of photographs and poetry concerning the legacy of slavery in the lives of black women and their sexuality, 401 years after the first slaves were brought ashore in America. Art Loop Reception included poetry readings. Chet’la’s brilliant poetry book, “Mistress,” served as Shannon’s inspiration for her powerful photo series. Click here to see […]

This exhibit explore a conceptual idea grounded in Spirituality, the creative nature of women body positivity, and divine creation. This art and photography exhibit was hosted by Abundance Child and curated by visual artist 7GOD in collaboration with photographers Aperarevisions, Shakira Hunt Creative, and Khairaww. RECEPTION: Friday, January 24, 2020, 6:00 – 9:00 PM EST […]

In December 2019, Dominique Jabey Gaines presented The Black Market — The Adverts and The Arts Within The Inner City Neighborhoods. Oba Jackson and Joshua Ruggeri (JRUGGS) each had a piece on display in the exhibit. The exhibit was curated by JaQuanne LeRoy. NOTES: Dominique J. Gaines is a self-taught artist who has recently found […]

Drag queens, lady celebrities and hangers-on from Andy Warhol’s New York are re-imagined as an anonymous femme militia in these altered photographs printed on silk georgette. Working from a collection of Warhol’s polaroids taken between the 1950s and 1980s, these images reference the sartorial choices of Antifa activists and Zapatistas, meant to obscure identity, while […]

The Print Photography Festival was juried by Margaret Winslow, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Delaware Art Museum and curated by Roxanne R. Campbell. Artists included Paul Andreas • Raul Baez • Elisabeth Bard • Derrick Beasley • Jonathan Brooks • Colleen Conway • Yasmeen Enahora • Tifanee Gladney • Matt Gold • Jim Graham […]

April 2019, KEEPSAKE with Kevin Jerome Everson, Jon-Sesrie Goff, and Peter Williams Sponsored by: Delaware Art Museum, First State Jam Session, Guerrilla Republik, and 302gunsdown Reception 5:30-9:00pm on Friday, April 5, 2019. Please contact us if you have photos and details about this exhibit. Click here to see other past exhibits.