DELAWARE DIVISION OF THE ARTSBringing the Arts to Life |
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"Opera Delaware's fine production is directed by Leland Kimball in his usual apparently effortless, unshowy style and conducted with a strong sense of atmosphere by David Lawton." Read Lois Potter's review of Little Women at The Grand Opera House. "Another aspect of the show that Wilmington can be proud of is that it is a World Premier, written by award winning local, national and international playwright, Drury Pifer." Read Richard Holdsworth's review of Homeland Security at The City Theater Company. "But this traveling exhibit of paintings, drawings, and sculptures by the contemporary Colombian artist Fernando Botero is, in fact, both contemporary and Baroque: totally current, exceedingly dramatic, consistently over-the-top, and oh, so fleshy!" Read Roberta Tucci's review of The Baroque World of Fernando Botero at The Delaware Art Museum. For complete reviews by selected arts critics, visit Heartbeat of the Arts For a chance to read the reviews by Delaware Theatre Company Young Critics, click here. ApplauseThe Delaware Art Museum and the Delaware Division of Libraries were among the recipients of the 2008 Governor’s Awards for Tourism. Click here for more. |
Mezzanine Gallery in MayKristen Margiotta, through May 30th. A Rainy Day in Cherry's Land, oil on board Read The News Journal article about Kristen Margiotta by Christopher Yasiejko. Frequently Requested Forms
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Funding OpportunitiesSave America's Treasures Save America’s Treasures (SAT) is now accepting grant applications for 2008. The program will only accept applications online at Grants.gov, no paper submissions will be accepted Applications are due 20 May 2008 with awards being made in the late Fall. Complete guidelines and application forms can be found at the National Park Service’s Save America’s Treasures site. Download the complete announcement here. And click here to find SAT's awards for 1999-2007. NEA Grants for Arts Projects now available:
State of the Arts PodcastsMay 10 , 2008 May 3 , 2008 These podcasts are provided as a service through a partnership between the Division of the Arts and 1450 WILM News Radio |
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Funding for the Delaware Division of the Arts and its programs is provided by the Delaware General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art. |
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