Works by Allison Cosmos

February 13, 2026 – March 8, 2026

“All Things Flight and Beautiful” explores the intersection of traditional botanical beauty and modern narrative, a series of richly layered scenes and portraits inspired by 17th-century Chinoiserie and contemporary design. Through detailed botanicals, birds, and other symbols of the natural world, the work evokes themes of history, documentation of species and imaginary worlds. Each piece is painted by hand, often incorporating native, endangered or extinct species of flora and fauna.

Oil Paintings by John Schisler

February 13, 2026 – March 8, 2026

I’m very fortunate that by chance my first painting lessons at age seventeen introduced me to the use of Maroger medium and the techniques of the Dutch Masters. My teacher, Nancy Lee Conrad, was a student of Jacque Maroger who studied the mediums of the old masters and developed what he believed was the same medium used by Titian, Rubens, and Rembrandt.

Works by Michele Foster-Lucas

February 13, 2026 – March 8, 2026

These works are a compilation of artwork done throughout the years. Moving forward it shows my journey of different mediums and themes. Hopefully,  it will inspire one to GO FORWARD, not only as an artist but in whatever endeavors you pursue. 

–Michele Foster Lucas 

Sussex County Schools

March 14, 2026 – March 29, 2026

The Young at Art exhibition is an annual favorite at the Rehoboth Art League. In collaboration with local public and private school teachers, the exhibition features a selection of wonderful artworks created by the youth in our local communities. This is often the first opportunity for these young artists to have their work displayed in a gallery space.

Application Deadline: Monday, July 27, 2026. (4pm)

The Exhibitions Committee is in the process of organizing solo and group exhibitions for 2027. This is a very competitive program as RAL can only accept a limited number of proposals each year. Artworks in any media will be reviewed. The RAL is situated in the town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, a highly traveled area not only by the residents of this and the expanding surrounding communities, but also by art patrons from the Washington DC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York metropolitan areas.