AB4120 – Wilmington
June 20 @ 6:00 pm EDT
Art Battle Wilmington – June 20, 2026
Doors @ 6:00pm / Painting @ 6:30pm
The Queen – 500 N Market St, Wilmington, DE
We’re back in Wilmington @ The Queen!
Be a part of the electrifying energy as skilled artists engage in a high-speed showdown, flinging paint with every stroke.
Cast your vote and crown the champion in three pulse-pounding rounds. And as the night unfolds, snag a one-of-a-kind masterpiece as every piece created goes up for auction. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of live art!
Be a part of the fun as a spectator, or participate as one of the featured artists by applying online at artbattle.com/artists!
Art Battle Wilmington is an All Ages event.
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ARTISTS
Artists can apply to compete. Also, most events have a ‘Wildcard’ easel, where artists leave their names at the door and we draw at random to pick the Wildcard Artist. To be a potential wildcard artist, just buy a ticket and show up!
Confirmed Competitors
Art Battle Wilmington
📍 The Queen
11 confirmed artists
Allie Overgaard
Allie is a muralist and elementary art teacher who transforms walls into vibrant stories. Her work celebrates color, imagination, and community, while her teaching inspires young artists to explore their own creativity every day.
Eunice Lafate
As a Jamaican-born, self-taught Artist, Eunice LaFate brings a rich blend of Caribbean vibrancy and American influences to her work.
Her pieces celebrate human diversity, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, drawing on experiences in education and human services.
With styles ranging from traditional and contemporary to Folk art, LaFate's work captures everything from radiant landscapes to the spirit of every day life, creating art that's beautiful, relatable and deep.
Eunice LaFate has been the recipient of numerous Awards over the past three decades ranging from 2014 Delaware Governor Award for the Arts, 2024 Induction into the Delaware Business Leaders Hall, 2026 Art Means Business Hall of FAME, and Voted BEST LOCAL ARTIST Upstate Delaware.
Her pieces celebrate human diversity, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, drawing on experiences in education and human services.
With styles ranging from traditional and contemporary to Folk art, LaFate's work captures everything from radiant landscapes to the spirit of every day life, creating art that's beautiful, relatable and deep.
Eunice LaFate has been the recipient of numerous Awards over the past three decades ranging from 2014 Delaware Governor Award for the Arts, 2024 Induction into the Delaware Business Leaders Hall, 2026 Art Means Business Hall of FAME, and Voted BEST LOCAL ARTIST Upstate Delaware.
Jim Ehling
Painting mostly with acrylic paint, some landscape, some abstract. I am an introvert thinking maybe it would do me good to get involved
Lauren Arno
Teacher and artist from South Jersey. I capture the spirit and light of people and flowers in watercolor.
Marie Gatling
Marie is an acrylic painter who works on canvas, blending abstract elements with realism. She’s been painting seriously since her teenage years, though her love for art goes back to childhood. Inspired by her experiences with anxiety and depression, she uses painting as a form of release. Each piece is both personal and an open invitation for others to connect with the emotion behind it.
Muhammed Emaad Fayaz
Hi I'm Emaad an Environmental Engineer by day and an artist year round (it's my hobby). I love exploring weird and zany characters and ideas and use a mix of traditional media and digital media to try and convey whatever fun ideas I may have. Art has always brought me both stress and joy, and it's something that inspires me constantly. I've had experience working freelance in the past.
Phoenix
I depict queer black esoteric women who have been through pain and healing. I show the raw honesty of that through artistic means and resilient celebration and honoring of ancestral gifts. I enjoy depicting divine beings and empowering those who may not see themselves as worthy. I use a lot of gold and metallic color cut paper and deep vivid bright pigments. I rarely draw faces to depict people as a representation of a cultural group. These are ethereal beings, and spirits who once existed but live through us. I want there to be mystery and allow the viewer to see part of the magic but not entirely.
Sam Ford
Taniel Harvey
Taniel is an experienced designer, illustrator, marketing artist, painter, and now author! She creates assets, visual collateral, and packaging that help bring digital and physical content to life. She’s passionate about using digital illustration to help people grow and learn.
Tiffany Horne
Tiffany Horne, aka Jewel z Artist has been creating vibrant and expressive artwork for over 10 years. Tiffany is an accomplished artist with awards stretching back to a congressional art competition in 2014. She was also featured in the book "Unpublished: The Visual Writing and Art Collaborative 2015" as well as being featured in the recent "Stay Woke" art show in Philadelphia. With no Allegiance to any one medium or style, she is dedicated to allowing every work to come to fruition in the form that that she feels best suits the piece.
Tish Williams
Tish Williams is a native of Wilmington, DE and received her BFA with a Sculpture concentration from the University of Delaware. Her work explores identity, relationships and the definition of “women’s work”. Tish also serves as a pastor in the United Methodist Church.
“I examine domesticity, womanhood and relationships to create work that is both familiar and unnerving. I like to engage memory recall and new thoughts through shared experiences. Working with fiber as material and a base of connotation, I emphasize concept and craft in my work. From wood or steel-based fiber work to surface, mass, containment, and performance, my work lives to make experiences. Paint is often the start of the creative process for me as a visual map.”
“I examine domesticity, womanhood and relationships to create work that is both familiar and unnerving. I like to engage memory recall and new thoughts through shared experiences. Working with fiber as material and a base of connotation, I emphasize concept and craft in my work. From wood or steel-based fiber work to surface, mass, containment, and performance, my work lives to make experiences. Paint is often the start of the creative process for me as a visual map.”
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