Sculptor Jim Hake's solo exhibition, After Party, will be on view at Lonsdale Gallery October 9 – November 16, 2014.   Hake will be presenting three new series inspired by the musical landscape of his youth spent in Baltimore, MD.  

With two important exhibitions on view this spring, Lonsdale Gallery is pleased to present an afternoon of artist talks with CONTACT Featured Exhibition photographer Joan Kaufman and award-winning D.C. painter Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann. Joan Kaufman Cloud Cover          ...

Lonsdale Gallery is proud to announce Julie Oakes' spring 2014 participation in the International Art Residency Beijing.   The International Art Residency Beijing is set in Caochangdi, next to the 798 Art District, on the outskirts of Beijing. During Mao's regime,...

Congratulations to Keith W. Bentley, who is among a select group of fine artists, choreographers, dancers, poets and musicians awarded grants by the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC).  This grant acknowledges outstanding work of exceptional quality within a range of...

  Based in Washington, D.C., Mann has created an exciting new body of emotive new work, including several pieces that are products of residencies in 2013. From May 1 – June 1, 2014, the work of mixed media artist Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann will be featured alongside...

January 17th, 2014 will mark the reopening of the Delaware Art Museum’s updated contemporary wing, which will feature the work of Lonsdale Gallery’s exceptional sculptor Keith W. Bentley.  Now a part of the Museum’s permanent collection, Bentley’s Cauda Equina stands...

With great pleasure  Lonsdale Gallery congratulates photographer Joan Kaufman who has been awarded a Feature Exhibition in the 2014 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival! In her newest body of work titled Cloud Cover,  Kaufman creates ethereal images that blur...

Liz Pead's bold exhibition of large-scale works titled Breaking the Ice has garnered a warm reception in Saskatchewan, where it is showing at the Estevan Art Gallery.   In the artist statement for this exhibition, Pead writes: "Gone are the days of the pristine wilds...