Jester Artspace displays art by local and regional artists in exhibitions throughout the year. Our Exhibition Committee meets regularly to review proposals for solo and group exhibitions, candidates for invitationals, and to choose themes for future exhibitions.
Perspectives
Featuring Jen Polillo and Matthew Raghunauth
Artist’s reception: Friday May 1, 5–7 p.m.
On display: Saturdays May 2–June 20, noon–2 p.m.
Perspectives brings together two distinct yet deeply connected bodies of work that explore memory, identity, and personal history through color and form. Matthew Raghunauth’s vibrant figures pulse with energy, storytelling, and cultural resonance, while Jen Polillo’s imagined landscapes evoke introspective spaces shaped by emotion and recollection. Together, their works create a dialogue between outer expression and inner reflection, inviting viewers to reflect on how our experiences shape the way we understand the world around and within us.
2026 Calls for Entry
MEMBER EXHIBITION
Applications open: September 2026
On display: November and December
Purchase a membership to be eligible for the 2026 exhibition.
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Previous Exhibitions
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IT’S A SPING THING – March and April 2026
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WINTERSCAPES – November and December 2025
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MENAGERIE OF TRADITIONS – September and October 2025
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MEMBERS EXHIBITION – May and June 2025
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QUILTS AS WORKS OF ART – March 2025
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VOLUNTEERS – October and November 2024
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A celebration of the return of color, light, and creative energy as winter gave way to spring.
An exhibition exploring the spirit of the Brandywine Valley winter.
Solo exhibition of the works of Delaware artist and teacher Thomas Del Porte, whose paintings pulse with the legacy of great painters—from Cézanne to Van Gogh.
First annual showcase of the works of the members of Jester Artspace. 
In partnership with Brandywine Valley Quilters, this local community exhibition featured locally-created quilt art offering innovative color combinations, shapes and designs.
Works by the local artists who banded together to save the Jester Farmhouse for the arts and our community.