Unabashed and daring, bold and bright, Michel Delgado’s concern about the human condition is apparent in all he paints. Tragedy, abuse, the mundane moments of everyday being, the happiness we know, the fears we keep …
Born to a small town in Georgia, William Entrekin was often viewed as an outsider. As a child, he found himself spending more and more time alone. Those days of solitude marked the beginnings of …
This fall-themed exhibit takes visitors on a journey through magical, mysterious and macabre themed work. Through A Glass Darkly features works by Cheryl Bogdanowitsch, Larry Cahall, Richard Frank, Judith Page, Phil Parker, Frank Rampolla, Elsie Shaw …
Artist Jennifer York presents a lively collection of her stunningly intricate papercut art in a downtown exhibition at the Museum of Art - DeLand. Explorations include her “Carousel Books,” encasing collapsible multilayered ink illustrations, “Shadow …
Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso is a contemporary figure painter of consummate skill and deep art historical knowledge. This exhibition focuses on the artist’s Homage works, which pay tribute to great female painters from the Renaissance through …
Cuban American artist Yolanda Sánchez brings her nature-inspired vision to this springtime exhibition at the Museum of Art - DeLand. Her colorful, flowing textiles created in the traditional Korean Bojagi style are displayed alongside her …
Explore the uncommon mediums, materials and techniques utilized by artists in our Permanent Collection. Included are sculptures made out of photographic film, paintings created using coffee, dimensional paint used to create 3D-like reliefs as well …
Blurring the line that divides art and nature, Richard Frank (1947-2014) was the ultimate master of the watercolor medium. His work depicts the natural world with meticulous precision, surrealism, and sometimes, a stroke of whimsy, …
Discover the Museum's diverse collection with pieces that range from realistic to abstract. The wide array of mediums and depictions of the figure emphasize the diversity of humankind and show us just how connected we …
Adolf Dehn was one of the most notable lithographers of the 20th century, known for both his technical skills and his depictions of human eccentricities. Today, his work resides in over 80 museums, including every …