Department of Art + Design,
Art History, Art Education
Events
Find out about upcoming events in the Department of Art +
Design, Art History, Art Education. You can keep up with the latest news.
The United States vs. Art
Thursday, February 7
6:30 PM
Center for the Arts, Harold J. Kaplan Concert Hall.
Robert K. Wittman, Special Agent of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation’s Art Crime Team, and a
Towson University alumnus, serves as the FBI’s
investigative expert worldwide specializing in art,
antiques, jewelry and gem identification lectures on
international art crime.
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Ellen Harper: History Lessons
Friday, February 8–Friday, March 7
Center for the Arts Holtzman MFA Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, February 7, at 7:30–9 PM.
See the Gallery page for more information.
Winter & Spring Art Classes for Children, Teens, and Adults
Classes begin Saturday, January 19
See the Community Art Center page for more information.
Illustration: A Historical Outlook
Friday, February 8–Friday, March 7
Center for the Arts Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, February 7, at 7:30–9 PM.
See the Gallery page for more information.
Ancient Bronzes of the Asian Grasslands
Saturday, February 9–Saturday, March 29
Center for the Arts Asian Art Gallery.
The curator's talk is Saturday, February 9, 2:00–3:00PM. The reception follows from 3:00–5:00PM.
See Asian Arts and Cultural Center page for more information.
Judy Pfaff, Artist Lecture
Thursday, March 13
6:30 PM,
Lecture Hall, CA 2032.
Judith Pfaff's innovative
works of sculpture, prints,
drawings and installations have
brought her world-wide acclaim.
MFA Thesis Exhibition: April Wood: A Consuming Desire
Friday, March 15–Saturday, April 12
Center for the Arts, Holtzman MFA Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, March 13, at 7:30–9 PM.
See the Gallery page for more information.
Margo Allman and Judith Ingram: Staying the Course
Wednesday, March 14–Saturday, April 19
Center for the Arts Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, March 13, at 7:30–9 PM.
Hanna Jubran, Sculpture Lecture
Thursday, April 4
6:30 PM
Lecture Hall, CA 2032.
Accomplished artist and sculptor, Hanna Jubran, is a sculpture
professor at East Carolina University
in Greenville, North Carolina. His
lecture focuses on ceramics, sculpture
and three-dimensional design.
Metals & Jewelry Club Spring Sale
Friday, April 4
11am–11pm
Center for the Arts 3rd Floor
The Metals & Jewelry Club Spring Sale, showcasing current student and alumni work. A great place to get unique, one-of-a-kind gifts.
Realized in Wood: Contemporary Prints from China
Thursday April 10–Friday May 16
Center for the Arts, Asian Arts Gallery.
Opening reception and curator's talk Thursday, April 12, 3–5 PM.
See Asian Arts and Cultural Center page for more information.
“Crooked Tracks”, Barry Nemett Lecture
Thursday, April 24
7:00 PM
Lecture Hall, CA 2032.
Barry Nemett's lecture will present ideas and images about the
relationship between his painting and writing from his first novel, “Crooked Tracks,” (Barnhardt & Ashe), published in 2007.
Senior Exhibition
Friday, April 25–Friday, May 16
Center for the Arts Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, April 24, at 7:30–9 PM.
MFA Thesis Exhibition: Josh Gillen: Construction
Friday, April 25–Friday, May 16
Center for the Arts, Holtzman MFA Gallery.
The reception is Thursday, April 24, at 7:30–9 PM.
Towson University 35th Annual Ceramic Guild Spring Pottery Sale
Friday, May 9
9 AM–7 PM
Saturday, May 10
9 AM–7 PM
Center for the Arts, Room 3012.
An annual event, the ceramic
students and faculty present functional
and fine art ceramic works for sale.
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