Community Gallery Collaborations
Community Collaborations
At Creative York, we believe that art extends beyond our gallery walls and belongs throughout the community. Through partnerships with local organizations and venues, we host rotating exhibitions in spaces such as Out Door Country Club and West York Borough Gallery. These community galleries allow more artists to showcase their work and make it easier for residents to experience art in accessible, welcoming environments. By expanding our reach through these collaborations, Creative York strengthens its commitment to supporting artists, engaging new audiences, and fostering a vibrant creative culture across the region.
REMEMBRANCE @ West York Borough Gallery
January 22, 2026-April 6, 2026
The West York Borough Office is creating a memorial to honor fallen police officer, Andrew Duarte.
This community art gallery will highlight creative expression from first responders and local artists. Some works should relate to honoring those lost and the emotions surrounding loss or, for some, how art has been instrumental for them as they navigate a complex profession, critical relationships, and process traumatic experiences they have endured head-on.
Opening Reception
Thursday January 22, 2026
5:00 – 6:30pm
1381 W Poplar St, West York, PA 17404
Rone Del @ Out Door Country Club
January 26, 2026
Rone Del is a painter from the suburbs of Philadelphia and a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. With over forty years of painting experience, her work centers on the human and animal figure as a site of emotional presence rather than narrative. Working intuitively, Rone Del allows figures to emerge loosely, often leaving edges unresolved so expression remained open and alive.
Her paintings portray animals and people as equally sentient beings — watchful, vulnerable, and inwardly active. Through bold, instinctive color and gestural brushwork, Rone Del creates images that feel quietly charged, capturing a moment in time, rather than staged. Stillness, tenderness, and attentiveness run through her work, inviting viewers to pause and meet each subject without explanation or hierarchy.