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Rehoboth Art League opens Studios on Route 9
Admiring a large painting by Steve Rogers titled "Waiting for the Bridge" are Charlotte and Russell Sterling of Lewes. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
March 24, 2015
Gathered in the smaller side gallery are (l-r) Yvonne Terry, RAL major gifts manager; and Tom and Chris King. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Enjoying the opening reception at the Studios on 9 are (l-r) Diana Beebe, board of trustees president; and Jane Ellan and Warren Golde. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Chatting at the entrance to the long hallway leading to the classrooms and offices are (l-r) Jay Pastore, exhibitions manager; and Rae Ramos, exhibitions coordinator. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Talking about the Studios on 9 are (l-r) Bill Lucks and Christine and Bruce Moore. Lucks was the realtor with Sperry Van Ness who helped the art league acquire the studio. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Art League members (l-r) Phil Franz, Jane Duffy and Marilee Franz enjoy the opening. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Sharing a word at the opening are Nick Foery, left, and John Schroeder. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Occupying the bottom floor of the buildings on Route 9, the Studios on 9 provide ample room for the Rehoboth Art League to grow and continue its outreach to the community. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The large, natural light gallery is a contrast to the historic Rehoboth Art League campus in Henlopen Acres. BY STEPHEN BILLUPS
The Rehoboth Art League opened a satellite gallery and studios on Route 9 March 13 with a reception titled "Works by Our Neighboring Artists." The new space, located at 12000 Old Vine Boulevard, contains an art gallery, two classrooms, a media room, individual artists rooms and offices. The Offices at the Studios opened March 16. Open studios and classes begin later in the spring. The RAL Studios on Route 9 are open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. The gallery is closed Monday and Tuesday. Go to rehobothartleague.org for more information.
