Objects Made Holy Curated by Gina Pierleoni On View February 12, 2026 – March 29, 2026 | 2nd Floor Objects Made Holy gathers deeply personal objects and stories from 42 Baltimore residents, each invited to reflect

Embers Held Works by LeRease Clark  On View February 2, 2026 – March 22, 2026    Moses Williams Center, 1st Floor   Curated by Daisy Brown, Embers Held gathers works made across years of Baltimore artist LeRease

The Secret City: Works on Color Film New works from Joseph Mario Giordano On View: January 9, – March 29, 2026   The Secret City: Works on Color Film features new works from Baltimore photographer,

Industrial Afterglow is a multimedia exhibition exploring the afterlives of industry, technology, and environmental memory through the lens of contemporary art. Curated by Liz Faust, the show brings together 22 artists working across sculpture, video,

On View: October 29, 2025 – January 18, 2026 Intersections is the inaugural exhibit curated by the Fund for Educational Excellence’s Curation Club, a group of Baltimore City Schools students who spent the summer translating

An archival exhibition inspiring a new generation of artists On view at The Peale beginning Friday, October 18, 2025225 Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD About the Exhibit The Peale presents Built to Last: Baltimore’s Enduring Landmarks, an

September 25 – November 2, 2025 The Peale is proud to present Nellie Bly and the Lunatic’s Ball | A Girl Mad as Birds. This exhibition by artist Cheryl Parry explores the 19th-century belief that women

About the Artists Glenn F. Walker (1927-1988) was a Baltimore painter trained at the then-Maryland Institute of Arts and a “best kept secret” among area art aficionados. Walker, who died in 1988, continues to be known for

It’s a Snap: What Makes Baltimore Beautiful June 28, 2025 – September 29, 2025 “Eye of the Beholder” by Marcus Clinton “Fells Point in the Snow” by Keith Newman “Fortified” by Kitty Kouwenhoven Each year,

One Chiliad June 26 – September 21, 2025 One Chiliad is inspired by the fact that our cultural legacy is determined by the relationship we have with the land and water of our environment. One’s