Samara Weaver

Samara's fascination with materiality has led to her artistic exploration of various materials; exploring texture, color and perspective. She combines large numbers of small, often simple elements, into multi-faceted compositions, gaining complexity and space from their combination.

Samara joined The Delaware Contemporary’s Studios @ community in June 2020.

Carson Zullinger

Carson Zullinger's work deals with exploring an alternate world filled with dreams, mystery, beauty, and stories of light and meditation.

He is interested in studying his dreams and the subconscious, and how to interpret them. Exploring our shared spiritual journey, and how to make sense in art-making has always been a primary motivator for his artistic practice. Zullinger has been drawn to photographing images of the human body to illustrate a story since the early 1970’s. Spending time at the Delaware Art Museum when he was very young and being immersed in the concept of storytelling through the art of Howard Pyle and the Pre-Raphaelites made a major impact in his artistic journey. He learned early on to be active in his dreams and to control the narrative. The human figure that he depicts is often a continuation of the stories that he has experienced in dreams. 

Carson Zullinger has exhibited extensively for over 40 years which includes the Delaware Art Museum, the Biggs Museum of American Art where he was honored with a 40 year retrospective, and the Delaware Contemporary, and is represented in museum and private collections. In 2014 he was awarded a Masters Artist Fellowship from the State of Delaware. 

Elizabeth Denison Hatch Gallery