Mispillion Art League Show Highlights Community Artistry until March 29

– Mispillion Art League’s 22nd Annual Judged Show runs until March 29 in Milford. – Michael Fleishman wins Best in Show with his mixed-media art. – The show is judged by Deb Hansen, highlighting various artistic mediums. – More information is available at mispillionarts.org.

Celebrating Local Creativity
The Mispillion Art League proudly presents its 22nd Annual Judged Show, showcasing local artistic talent until March 29 at 5 N. Walnut St., Milford. This exhibition serves as a testament to the vibrant art scene in the community, bringing together artists of various mediums to share their work.

Best in Show
Michael Fleishman was awarded the Best in Show ribbon for his unique mixed-media work titled “Many Are Cold but Few Are Frozen.” Fleishman uses recycled materials to craft his pieces, confidently stating, “I work in cardboard. A whole career doing ostensibly high art has led me to the recycling bins, of all places, to create my best stuff yet.”

Judging and Awards
The show features various awards categorized by artistic medium. Judged by Deb Hansen, a retired associate from the Delaware Department of Education, the event highlights her dedication to visual and program arts. Hansen also contributes her expertise as a board member for both the Delaware Arts Alliance and the Biggs Museum of American Art.

Visitor Information
According to the Mispillion Art League, the exhibition promises to inspire and engage the community while celebrating creativity. Interested visitors can learn more by visiting mispillionarts.org.

The Mispillion Art League’s Judged Show not only celebrates local artistry but also emphasizes the importance of sustainability in art through innovative uses of recycled materials. With continuous community engagement and support, this annual event reflects the thriving cultural landscape.

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