Our 2026 Gallery Show Schedule is Coming Soon!
Beginning March 6th, 2026, Art in Bloom Gallery is eager to present the versatile creativity of collage through the works of seven gallery artists & guests alike! Gallery artists Elizabeth Darrow, Constance Pappalardo, Angela Rowe, Pam Toll, & Rebecca Yeomans will be joined by guest artists Jo Ann Alford & Lois Watson to present their unique approaches to collage in this major collaboration. This exhibit will run through April 19th, alongside a new selection of featured works by our 30+ Gallery Artists!
Also beginning March 6th, in collaboration with The Gallery of Fine Art, we are thrilled to offer a pop up art exhibit with the works of Fabio Napoleoni. This exhibit will feature a variety of limited edition prints by the artist.
What the heart wants and the heart needs can be found in a Fabio Napoleoni painting. Nostalgia, sorrow and moments that lift the soul are all there for the world to see and experience along with him. The vivid colors and captivating characters invite you into an emotional ride that is welcomed by the mind and the heart. Simple landscapes set the stage to the value of emotional attachment that can be compared to no other. Influences from some of this century’s greatest artists are hard to find in his pieces, but are drenched deep in the fabric of what puts a Napoleoni painting together.
This exhibit will run through April 19th, alongside a new selection of featured works by our 30+ Gallery Artists!
Example Art by Hannah Fridholm & Lisa Mullikin
This April, we’ll introduce you to the imaginative moments and immersive landscapes of guest artists Hannah Fridholm & Lisa J. Mullikin – two recent arrivals to our area with fresh perspectives to share! Ceramicist Hannah Fridholm explores the fragility of memory and the fleeting moments that shape our lives, using clay as a medium to reflect transformation and impermanence. Through hand-built sculptures and textured forms, she captures the delicate nature of human experiences. Painter & architect Lisa J. Mullikin focuses on the relationships we have with regional landscapes, and the cultural connections we have to place. Since moving to Wilmington, Lisa’s oils have reflected the area’s unique relationships between the placid land, dynamic sky and the formidable ocean. Both artists incorporate mixed media into their works to explore our relationships with nature, history, and self – crafting tranquil expressions of our underlying experiences.