Fresh Art Pop-Up Show: Flesh 4 Sale!
Show Hours:
Fri, May 29 — 5:00–9:00 PM
Sat, May 30 — 12:00–5:00 PM
Sun, May 31 — 12:00–5:00 PM
Mon, June 1 — 5:00–9:00 PM
Fresh Art Pop-Ups is a free weekly summer series at the Artpothecary in historic West Rehoboth Beach, featuring rotating experimental art shows and experiences, artist meet-and-greets, music, and cocktails alongside the West Side Creative Market. No tickets are required. Just stop by Friday through Monday all summer long, with featured artists on site Fridays and Mondays.
Description:
Flesh 4 Sale! explores how product marketing and societal trends influence individuality and self-image. Through surreal collages of facial features, everyday objects, and distorted human forms, the exhibition questions how consumer culture and advertising infiltrate personal identity. The body of work encourages viewers to consider how external pressures shape self-expression while challenging the idea that conformity is inevitable. Ultimately, the exhibition invites audiences to reclaim authenticity and forge their own path free from manufactured influence.
Featured Artists
Photo of Audrey Winner and Grace Sweeten.
Audrey Winner is a 16-year-old multimedia artist based in Milton, Delaware. Working across illustration, visual design, painting, multimedia, and textiles, her work explores constructed concepts and ideology through bold imagery and portraiture. Through vibrant visual language, Audrey aims to inspire viewers to reconsider aspects of everyday life and contemporary culture. Despite being an emerging artist, she has already participated in exhibitions, competitions, and commission work, and continues to pursue new opportunities for creative growth.
Social Media:
Instagram: @audrey_doesdoodles
Facebook: @Audrey Win
Grace Sweeten is a 15-year-old surrealist artist based in Milton, Delaware. Primarily working in oil paint, her work explores themes of transformation, identity, and the tension between familiarity and the subconscious. Through dreamlike imagery and symbolic compositions, Grace creates immersive scenes suspended between reality and imagination. She co-founded her school’s art club and has earned recognition in multiple competitions, including national recognition in the America 250 contest, where her first-place work was displayed at the Delaware Public Archives. This exhibition marks her first participation in DAC’s Pop-Up Art Show.
Kiara Florez is an established artist whose abstract paintings explore spirituality, femininity, self-expression, and imaginative worlds. Her work incorporates bold color palettes, flowing forms, and mystical motifs to create emotionally layered visual experiences. Kiara has received recognition through the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, the Congressional Art Award, and the Delaware Division of the Arts Emerging Artist Fellowship Award. Alongside exhibiting throughout the Eastern Shore, she works full-time at The Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover, Delaware.