Towson Arts Collective |
Field Trip The Robert W. Diane E. Gibson Museum of Sheppard Pratt Friday, June 27, 2025, @noon |
| Join us for a field trip to The Robert W. and Diane E. Gibson Museum of Sheppard Pratt in Towson, MD. Discover the rich history of mental health treatment, explore nearly 2,000 artifacts, and learn about Sheppard Pratt’s Quaker roots and legacy. Highlights include the “Evolution of Treatment” exhibit, original hospital blueprints, and stories from the hospital’s early years. This visit offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the past and challenge the stigma around mental illness. Located: 6501 N. Charles St, Baltimore MD, 21204 Free Admissions |
Experience the transformation of one of the oldest armories in Maryland with us on our field trip to The Pikesville Armory in Pikesville, MD. Watch how the 14-acre historical campus serves the people by installing various businesses, work areas, community activities, and public art displays. Supporting all interests and groups of people, the transformation of The Pikesville Armory is dedicated to appeal to the people. Located: 610 Reisterstown Rd, Baltimore, MD 21208 |  |
 | Come join us on a field trip to the Historical Society of Baltimore County in Cockeysville, MD. Educate yourself on the history of Baltimore Maryland and Baltimore's culture and collections. With the goal to preserve and teach, the Historical Society makes an effort to impact present and future generations with their rich history. Located: 9811 Van Buren Ln, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Free Admissions |
Past Events
Field Trip The Gordon Center: Artist Reception for Hadar Goldin Monday, May 12, 2025, @6pm |
| The Gordon Center for Performing Arts is holding an exhibition and a reception honoring Hadar Goldin, a Jewish patriot, humanitarian and artist. During the reception, the artist's mother, Leah Goldin will be joining in, followed by a short film screening on Hadar's life and artistic talent. The evening will conclude with a walk through the gallery exhibit. Located: 3506 Gwynnbrook Avenue Owing Mills, Maryland, 21117 |
| Plein Air Painting at the Historic Courthouse 📅 Date: Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 We partnered with the Towson Chamber of Commerce and the Towson Town Festival to bring a unique plein air painting experience to the heart of Towson! Amidst the energy of festival-goers, a community of plein air artists will gather beneath the trees in the courthouse gardens to capture the beauty of this historic site. 🎨 No sales on-site – This event is focused on creating art. |
Plein Air | Paint Out
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Field Trip Baltimore Friday, April 4, 2025 | The Baltimore Immigration Memorial and Locust Point Community United Church of Christ have established a museum in the historic Immigrant House, which sheltered thousands of immigrants from 1904 to 1915. Discover exhibits on Germans, Irish, Jews, Poles, Italians, Greeks, and more who arrived through Baltimore, once America’s third-largest port of entry. Learn about African American migration and recent arrivals from Asia and Latin America. Check out this historic Immigrant House operated by the Baltimore Immigration Museum! |
Narrative Collage
with Linda Popp Wednesday, 3:00 to 5:00pm |
| Elaborate the narrative of a personal photograph using collage/assemblage techniques. In this workshop participants will create a collage or assemblage using found materials/objects to tell more of the story of a personal, meaningful photograph. The photograph can be of a person, place, animal, or event. Materials can include papers, fabrics, and small objects. I will share concepts, techniques and tips from my studio practice. I will share a powerpoint presentation and examples of narrative collages and assemblages. Participants will need to supply their photograph/s, collage materials and assemblage objects. Instructor will supply background paper, adhesives (mod podge, glue stick, hot glue, E6000), brushes, scissors, x-acto knives. |
Field Trip Maryland Women’s Heritage Center Saturday, March 8, 2025 | Join for Ageless Creativity, a stunning photography exhibition highlighting the vibrancy and artistic spirit of women aged 55 and over at the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center. Using the dynamic light painting technique, these portraits capture the energy, creativity, and passion of women in their later years. Don't miss this unique celebration of creativity and empowerment! Mark your calendars for March 8th! Artist talk at 3:00 PM Location: 333 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21201 |
Field Trip The Homewood Museum Friday, February 28, 2025
| The Homewood Museum a National Historic Landmark, Homewood is one of the best-surviving examples of Federal-period Palladian architecture in the nation. Built circa 1801is offering a free admission in the month of February in honor of Black History Month so that everyone has a chance to hear the powerful stories of its early Black residents, including their struggles, contributions, resistance, and resilience! Check out this best-surviving examples of Federal-period Palladian architecture in the nation operated by the Johns Hopkins University at Homewood Museum – Johns Hopkins University Museums |
Field Trip
Goucher College Towson Arts Collective members enjoyed a special guided tour of the Goucher College Art Galleries in January, 2025, to explore the vibrant works on display and enjoy an enriching experience with fellow art enthusiasts. Many thanks to Exhibitions Coordinator Liz Faust for hosting this informative tour. |
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Field Trip December 11, 2024 The Natural History Society of Maryland hosted a guided tour of their facilities for TAC Members. Check out this fun and educational center at Natural History Society of Maryland. Location : 6908 Belair Road, Baltimore, MD 21206 Many thanks to TAC member Linda Davis and her husband Charles Davis for facilitating this field trip! |
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Narrative Collage or Assemblage With Linda Popp work on exhibit in Gallery February 2025 |
| Elaborate the narrative of a personal photograph using collage/assemblage techniques. In this workshop participants will create a collage or assemblage using found materials/objects to tell more of the story of a personal, meaningful photograph. The photograph can be of a person, place, animal, or event. Materials can include papers, fabrics, and small objects. I will share concepts, techniques and tips from my studio practice. I will share a powerpoint presentation and examples of narrative collages and assemblages. Participants will need to supply their photograph/s, collage materials and assemblage objects. Instructor will supply background paper, adhesives (mod podge, glue stick, hot glue, E6000), brushes, scissors, x-acto knives. |