Harry Delorme’s paintings and installations have been shown in New York, Chicago and Atlanta. He received his BFA and MFA in Drawing & Painting from The University of Georgia, Athens, GA. He has worked as Senior Curator of Education at Telfair Museum of Art in Savannah, GA, and as an Adjunct Art Instructor at Armstrong Atlantic State University. DeLorme's selected solo and two-person exhibitions include, "HDX2", Gallery S.P.A.C.E. in Clevland, OH; City of Savannah Department of Cultural Affairs, Savannah, GA; "El Tajin Ilo Tempore", Museo de El Tajin, Mexico; “Nature/Culture/Profit/Loss” at School of Visual Arts in Savannah, GA; and "Natural Selections" at Spirit Square Center for the Arts in Charlotte, NC. His selected group exhibitions include "Georgia Green" at Georgia College and State University Museum in Milledgeville, GA; "Green Space: Environmental Concerns in Contemporary Art" at Space 301 in Mobile, AL; "Art from Detritus" at Synagogue for the Arts Gallery in New York, NY; "A Sense of Place: Continuity and Change in the New South" at Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art in Augusta, GA. In 2003, DeLorme was included in the MOCA GA exhibition, "Color, Culture and Complexity".