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There’s still time to sign-up! Calling all creative kids and teens ✨
If your child loves Wicked, fashion, theatre, or making art, this two-week design class is the perfect chance to bring their ideas to life.
Students will explore:
🖤 Costume design inspired by Wicked characters
💚 Set design and mood boards
🎨 Color theory, collage, sketching, and creative storytelling
This is a fun, hands-on introduction to production design—with all materials provided.
📅 Sundays: April 26 + May 3
🕐 1 PM – 3 PM
💲 $100 for both sessions
Ages 10–18
Spots are limited—sign up through the link in bio.
www.eventbrite.com/e/wicked-intro-to-design-for-kids-and-teens-2-weeks-tickets-1982464564880
📍 Jester Artspace
2818 Grubb Road
Wilmington, DE 19810
Rosalie Bryant Gnade this immediately made me think of P. ❤️
Turn everyday materials into works of art (known as repoussé).
In Embossed Metal Made Simple, you’ll learn how to transform aluminum soda cans into expressive repoussé metal artwork using simple tools and accessible techniques.
After a short demonstration, you’ll transfer your own design onto an aluminum panel and complete a finished embossed piece to take home.
No prior experience needed — just creativity and curiosity.
📅 Saturday, April 25
🕤 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
💲 $45 per person
Materials are provided, though participants are welcome to bring clean aluminum soda cans to use in their project.
Spots are limited — register here:
www.eventbrite.com/e/embossed-metal-made-simple-tickets-1980483914702
📍 Jester Artspace
2818 Grubb Road
Wilmington, DE 19810
Love the arts and want to get involved locally?
Jester Artspace is looking for volunteers to help grow Wilmington’s creative community.
Current opportunities include:
🎨 Marketing volunteers
Help promote exhibitions, workshops, and events.
🔨 Project coordinators
Assist with building projects, installations, and event preparation.
🌿 Committee members
Support programming, fundraising, community outreach, and more.
Volunteers help make it possible to bring unique arts programming to our community.
Interested in getting involved?
Fill out the volunteer form on our website.
www.jesterartspace.org/volunteers-opportunities/
Gerry played it cool and had ‘tude like a real Greaser. Many thanks to him and to all the attendees!
You can already sign up for the May 12 sketch event – "The Biker" – at www.jesterartspace.org. Your model Will is even going to bring his Harley for you to draw too.
Jack Pope there's Loni sketching!
The gallery is open this Saturday, April 18th from Noon-2pm.
Last chance to view the “It’s a Spring Thing” exhibit which celebrates the return of color, light, and creative energy with work from local artists.
Stop by, explore the exhibition, and support the local arts community.
Artwork in this post is ‘Yellow Flowers’ by participating artist Brandon S. Boas.
Brandon Boas creates glitch‑based digital imaging and manipulation, transforming visual errors into intentional, expressive design.
Drawing inspiration from corrupted files, analog signal noise, and the unpredictable nature of digital decay, Brandon pushes past traditional aesthetics to explore what happens when technology misbehaves. His pieces often blend fragmented textures, warped color channels, and disrupted forms, creating artwork that feels alive—constantly shifting between order and entropy.
What sets Brandon apart is his ability to turn digital “mistakes” into a visual language. Through experimental workflows, custom distortion techniques, and a willingness to let randomness guide the process, he crafts imagery that challenges the viewer’s expectations of perfection in digital art. Each piece becomes a snapshot of controlled chaos, where the glitch isn’t a flaw but the focal point.