Exhibitions
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Previous and Virtual Exhibitions
DISordered Systems
The artist-activists in this exhibition are intercessors and illuminators suggesting a path for renewal through visual and responsive engagement.
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Across the West and Toward the North: Norwegian and American Landscape Photography
Photographers provided new ways of seeing the effects of mapping and exploration: infrastructure changes, the exploitation of natural resources, and the influx of tourism.
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Anak (My Child)
Works explore the personal and social impact of Spanish colonization and American imperialism on the Filipino experience.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionArtist: Lek Vercauteren Borja.
A Bag of Rocks for A Bag of Rice
Phaan Howng’s site-specific installation engages East Asian gardens as a case study of the dynamics embedded within these private spaces.
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All Decked Out
The featured artists, who span from emerging to established, expand upon what it means to adorn the body, clothes, objects, surfaces, and spaces.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionArtists include: Jackie Andrews, Mando Bee, Amy Boone-McCreesh, Hannah Brill, Leslie Boyd, Ling Chun, Sonya Clark , Emily Cobb, Gina Denton, Joshua DeMonte, Nicole Dest, Chloe Doran, Breana Ferrara, Kalkidan Hoex, Jisoo Lee, Leigh Maddox, Ellie Mullen, Nazanin Sadri, Joyce J. Scott, Matthew Sherwood, and Mallory Weston.
All Night Party
The works explore historical juxtapositions that complicate and make fascinating our recent past, and the connections we find between those events and our present era.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionArtists include: Dennis Beach, Bobby Coleman, Alex Ebstein, Tim McFarlane, Dominie Nash, McKinley Wallace III.
EX-tend EX-cess: Metamorphosis in Clay
This exhibition of contemporary abstraction through the medium of clay explores the grasping of transformation through “Action Clay-ing” — additions, growth, combinations, excess, exits and entrances, and endings and beginnings — as extensions of the artists’ bodily gestures and conceptual ideas.
Exhibition Views and InfoArtists include: Ebitenyefa Baralaye, Cassils, Roxanne Jackson, Sara Parent-Ramos, Zemer Peled, Rotem Reshef, Martha Rieger, Brie Ruais, Anthony Sonnenberg, Gabriela Vainsencher, Michael Ware, Matt Wedel, and Shiyuan Xu.
Faculty Biennial Exhibition 2021
TU faculty share their recent works in various media.
Exhibition Views and InfoArtists include: TU Art + Design Faculty
fortune : folly
kelli rae adams utilizes clay in various states of permanency—often alongside additional materials—to create installation-based works that examine prevailing economic systems and probe our existing relationships to labor, currency, and value.
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Fragments - Layers - Combinations
Two masters create abstract images by building up layers and combining parts, utilizing paint and other materials.
Exhibition Views and InfoArtists include: Nanette Carter and Robert Straight
How to Shrimp Cocktail
Baltimore-based artist Danni O’Brien works with mixed media, creating three-dimensional hard and soft objects that come together in an immersive installation.
Exhibition Views and InfoArtist: Danni O'Brien
MFA Exhibitions Spring 2021
In partial fulfillment of degree requirements, MFA candidates display their work.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionsArtists include: Kat Pfeiffer, You Wu, Daniel Jonas and Ikenna Umeh.
MFA Exhibitions Fall 2020
In partial fulfillment of degree requirements, MFA candidates display their work.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionsArtists include: Brianna Doyle, Jack Livingston and Khalid Ali.
Novo Legado Bmore Legends
New works of Baltimore artists whose livelihood and art practice reach beyond their solo careers.
Visit Virtual ExhibtionArtists include: Italo De Déa, Erin Fostel, Kayla Fryer, LaToya Hobbs, Alpha Massaquoi and Ernest Shaw.
Public/Private Conversations
A celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 20th anniversary of the award winning film, “King Gimp,” about Dan Keplinger.
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Senior Show Spring 2021
TU student's work representing the various tracks, media and techniques.
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Squee!
Celebrating the miniature from the fantastical to the absurd, the artists employ tiny forms to examine everything from our relationship with nature to politics and professions, the home, iconic films, personal hobbies, and our idiosyncratic pandemic response.
Exhibition Views and InfoArtists include: Thomas Doyle, Joe Fig, Gina Kamentsky, Kurt Moses, Danni O'Brien, Jill Orlov, Liliana Porter, and Jennifer Strunge.
VOTE & BLM Advocacy Posters
TU Graphic Design students actively engaged in designing posters that seek to inform, advocate and demand action through their visual power.
Visit Virtual ExhibitionArtists include: Alonzo Adams, Ryan Bishop, Keylayla Blackman, Torrie Bordes, Angela Colandro, Bailey Conrad, Mariah Cook, Pattarakan Daothong, Emily Donahoe, Zachary Escobar, Brendan Felch, Pamela Grimes, Megan Hainley, Ja’Lyn Hicks, Rahmani Holt, Bryce Kelley, Javonquay Montgomery, Evan Mowbray, Kevin Neumann, Victoria Nicholson, Alexandra Piasecki, Allison Rakhamimov, Madison Rinehart, Naila Parker-Sanchez, Shreyesh Shrestha, Genesis Smith, Lily Snyder, Dominic Stricklin, Rachel Thompson, Hannah Utermahlen, Samantha Wal, Kayla Washington, Stephanie White, Skye Williams, Noah Young.