The Rehoboth Art League concludes its 2025 exhibition season with three new shows on display from November 7th to the 30th. A juried members’ showcase will hang in the Corkran Gallery, while the award winners from Delaware’s Individual Artists Fellowship will take over the Tubbs Gallery. Plein air painter Robert Hunter will have a solo exhibition in the Ventures Gallery.
On the evening of November 7th from 5-7 pm, the art league will host a free opening reception for its exhibitions, inviting anyone interested to visit the league’s main galleries to see these new shows.
Robert Hunter’s solo exhibition, “Let There Be Light,” highlights how light becomes an aesthetic medium, element, and fabric from which we weave the tapestry of our visual lives. Working primarily in oil, Robert paints a variety of subjects, from coastal landscapes, boats, farmland, fields, valleys, rivers, and figurative compositions. But he always tries to capture the visual experience — such as light, colors, and time — of each scene to convey the true essence of a piece. He says of his work: “The paintings I create, quite simply, depict a captured moment in time; an attempt to be here now. I’m an observer… So, the process of selecting a subject to draw or paint is largely determined by chance circumstances. When the light is right, and the spirit moves me – I paint.”
Learn more about this show by visiting rehobothartleague.org.
