The Gallery at Manor Mill

The Gallery at Manor Mill A fine arts gallery in Monkton, MD featuring curated art in a historic grist mill. Hours: Wed-Sun. 12

08/02/2026

Local watercolor artist Frank Spino discusses how he used composition and repeated visual elements to craft his piece, "Lime in a Bowl."

Frank is a Represented Artist at Manor Mill and has several works in the current, "Represented Artist Takeover Exhibit," as well as pieces year-round in the first-floor gift shop.

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07/31/2026

Artst, Lisa Mangione has 14 works currently hanging in Manor Mill's studio gallery space.

Come see Lisa Kozel Mangione solo exhibit, "Salt & Light",
until Sunday, August 18. 🌊🌊

07/28/2026

Michael Gaudreau talks about why cows are a favorite subject matter for his paintings and pastel drawings. Michael has six works on display in our Represented Artist Takeover exhibit, alongside 140+ works by local Maryland artists on display until August 18.

Follow Manor Mill Gallery for more original work by real professional artists. 🐮🐮🐮

07/22/2026

"Attention as Prayer" by Bridgette Guerzon Mills  is currently on display in our Represented Artist Takeover Exhibit. Bridgette has 8 encaustic pieces on display and available for purchase until August 18. Don't wait to get your hands on Bridgette's one-of-a-kind works today!

"Attention to Prayer" by Bridgette Guerzon Mills
Encaustic, mixed media
16" x 8"

Follow Manor Mill Gallery for more art. 🖼️

07/05/2026

Calling all artists, makers, DIYers, and tool enthusiasts! Join us for Swap '26, where you can refresh your toolbox, give gently-used supplies a second life, and connect with fellow creatives.

⚒️ Maybe you're a seasoned veteran with a few too many "favorite" paintbrushes taking up much-needed space. Or possibly you're new to the game and looking for the perfect tool to unleash that creative spark.💥

There will be several community tables where anyone can *donate art supplies and tools or take anything that interests them. You do not need to donate items to participate. However, participation is how this works. 🖼️🖌️📐🎨

Become a seller. In addition, there are a limited amount of 8' tables on reserve, for people who have tools and supplies worth a bit of cash. Please "Book Your Spot" and Reserve that 8' table today.

DM us or head over to the webpage with any questions.

06/12/2026

"Ceramics are, to me, sculptures that are utilitarian. My pieces are one-of-a-kind and often are composed of an animal and its environment. I like the variety of choices this relationship brings. Using glazes and slips often produces unpredictable color results, which can be both good and bad. Making things I have never tried before and using techniques I have not perfected keeps the process interesting and expands my abilities. Learning is engaging. " -- Julia Jitkoff

Julia's works are part of our "Birds 2: Feathers and Forms" exhibition, now until June 28.

Works shown:
"Blue Jay", "Horned Owl", "Guinea Teapotl", "Silouette Birds", "King Fisher"

06/11/2026

Caroline Mayer is a self-taught painter and has been producing landscapes, seascapes, birds and paintings of other various subjects since 1985, almost exclusively in oil. Her great appreciation for the natural world as well as other cultures has inspired her to travel to far off lands and return home to paint their magic and make it live on and on. 

Caroline Mayer’s appreciation of birds started with an attempt to paint an abstract piece, which failed. The painting started as a raven meant to be abstracted, but it stayed a recognizable raven, and a very nice raven indeed, so she painted more birds.

A few of Caroline's pieces are still for sale as part of
"Birds 2: Feathers and Forms", now until June 28.

Work shown:
"Superstition" (Sold), "King-bird, Self-aware", "Spectrum Grackle"

05/30/2026

Some of works currently on display now until June 28 as part of a solo exhibition, "Philopatry: Return Home".

Hailey Hagan is an alumni from the Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Illustration and Nature, Culture, Sustainability Studies. She has a particular focus on surface design and children’s illustration. She aims to educate children on the natural world around them through the medium of illustration. Her work is notably filled with intense texture and is highly detailed through the use of line and color. When not at school she is based in the Annapolis, Maryland area teaching and showing art in galleries.

Work shown: "White Egret"; "Feed my Pancreas to the Vultures"; "Enigma"; "Turkey"; "Cardinals".

05/29/2026

Gigi is an avid birder and burgeoning nature photographer with a growing passion for animal rights. Nature and its inextricably entwined relationship with civilization play a role in how she composes her body of work. Using different motifs such as buildings, gardens and artificial lights, Gigi plays with different metaphors involving complex feelings around Life and Death, Safety and Love. 

Work by .art 🕊️

Part of our "Birds II: Feathers and Forms" exhibit open now until June 28. See you soon. 😉

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2029 Monkton Road
Monkton, MD

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+14433713081

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