Past Exhibits
Social Change Exhibition
Jurors: Rebecca Hoffberger, Founder/Director of American Visionary Art Museum
Marc Steiner, Host of The Marc Steiner Show
& The Executive Producer of the Center of Emerging Media
"What does 'art' - images that are tacked to walls or sit on pedestals - have to do with social change? Like sex, money and religion, art is but one of the great powers - NEITHER negative or positive within itself - but rather charged for impact by the intent and caring (or lack of) behind its maker. Kate Mansperger sent out the call for works expressive of social change. She gathered these entries in response from local artists in just a few months. That artistic revelation has often fueled revolution is without doubt. In the negative, Hitler put on his famous "Degenerate Art" shows to marginalize freedom. To the positive are folks like Lily Yeh and Hundertwasser, who used their art as a healing love song to make life more full of beauty and dignity for others most in need. The Towson ARTS Collective Social Change show throws down a lovely gauntlet for what art can awaken in all of us. Ultimately, I believe with all my heart, that creative acts of social justice are life's highest and best performance art. To make positive change, to correct injustices, right wrongs, is ultimately akin to the qualities we ask of a great work of art - that it bring beauty and balance and awe." - Rebecca Hoffberger, Fndr./Director American Art Museum
4x4 Photography Exhibition - March 5, 2010 - April 10, 2010
Elizabeth Brooks, John Davis, Laura DeNardo, Howard Greenberg,
Jenee Mateer, Edwin Remsberg, Bruce Rosenberg, and Laurie Snyder
Youth Artists Showcase
Baltimore City and County HS Juried Art Exhibition
Sponsored by the Timonium Optimist Club and the Towson ARTS Collective
Mid-Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association (MAPAPA) Members Exhibition
November 6 - December 12, 2009
Juror: Linda Dellandre, Award-winning Arizona Artist
Illustration Exhibition
September 3 - October 23, 2009
Green Exhibition
Travel Exhibit: Where have you been?
Food: From Hunger to Plenty
