February
February 2025 Exhibits
Featured in the Thaler Gallery:
"Sand + Cedar", photography by Golie Miamee- "Sand + Cedar" is a collection of images that bridges the histories, traditions, and cultures of Lebanon, Turkey, Greece, and Morocco. Veiled women, set against the backdrop of vast dunes evoke the shared human spirit and the deep connection between place, culture, and the unseen forces that unite these regions.
Featured in the Sisson Galleria:
"Complementary Colors" all media group show featuring members of the Art League and local artists. For information on how to enter, click here.In Studio E:
Students in The Glass Studio at Salisbury University- Salisbury University has a Bachelor of Fine Art Glass Program that is one of only 30 in the country. Current students and recent graduates have gone on to earn MFA degrees, start their own glassmaking studios, work in private studios and commercial factories. They show their work in top tier galleries and museums around the world, and work at the Corning Museum of Glass.
Off-Site:
At the Princess Royale Oceanfront, 91st St: pastels by Suzy Quader. At the Coffee Beanery, 94th St: paintings/ mixed media by Alexis McKenzie (pictured).- Offsite exhibits run through March 2025.
Online:
Global Travel Photo Contest - through March 2025.Click here to view entries and vote!The Global Travel Photo Contest encourages participants to capture and share the awe-inspiring moments that connect people globally, whether through the thrill of sportfishing or the art of photography. Open to all to participate. White Marlin Open will be providing the grand prize of $1,000 cash to the photo with the most votes, as well as the potential to choose a select number of images to be featured on screen during its very own competition. Given White Marlin Open’s alignment with the theme of world scale adventure, this collaboration emphasizes the spirit of discovery, showcasing the connection between travel and the natural environment. We invite you to submit, compete, and share your image and this opportunity with your friends and family both far and near.
March
March 2025 Exhibits
Featured in the Sisson Galleria:
"Calculated Creations" all media group show, featuring an intersection of art, math, and science. Artists explore subjects like geometry, biology, patterns both manmade and found in nature. For information on how to enter, click here.Off-Site:
At the Princess Royale Oceanfront, 91st St: pastels by Suzy Quader (pictured). At the Coffee Beanery, 94th St: paintings/ mixed media by Alexis McKenzie.- Offsite exhibits run through March 2025.
Online:
Global Travel Photo Contest - through March 15, 2025.Click here to view entries and vote!The Global Travel Photo Contest encourages participants to capture and share the awe-inspiring moments that connect people globally, whether through the thrill of sportfishing or the art of photography. Open to all to participate. White Marlin Open will be providing the grand prize of $1,000 cash to the photo with the most votes, as well as the potential to choose a select number of images to be featured on screen during its very own competition. Given White Marlin Open’s alignment with the theme of world scale adventure, this collaboration emphasizes the spirit of discovery, showcasing the connection between travel and the natural environment. We invite you to submit, compete, and share your image and this opportunity with your friends and family both far and near.
Shirley Hall Youth Art Show 2025
For over 30 years, the Art League of Ocean City has featured artwork by Worcester County middle and high school students for an annual youth art show. Cash prizes awarded! Celebrate “National Student Art Month” and support these talented young artists. Exhibit Dates: opening reception Friday March 7, 5-7pm. Exhibit continues Saturday 11-4pm and Sunday 11-2pm.
Originally sponsored by the Women’s Club of Ocean City, this annual youth art show was coordinated by Shirley Hall who was an active member of the OC Women’s Club and former Art League president. When the OC Women’s Club disbanded, the Art League continued to coordinate the yearly youth show as it was central to the organization’s mission. When Shirley passed away in 2006, the Art League renamed the show in her honor. The show will be judged by Shirley’s daughter Betsy Hall Harrison, who will award cash prizes on behalf of her family members.
Please contact Gallery Assistant Kacie Neeb at kacie@artleagueofoceancity.org for more information or with questions.