Phil Davis curates Projections at The Peale, an illumination of The Peale’s second-floor galleries with video projections viewed from outside. Gallery hours will be extended on these evenings to 9 p.m. (with the exception of the front gallery on the second floor which will be closed for the projections) and light refreshments served.
Phil Davis curates Projections at The Peale, an illumination of The Peale’s second-floor galleries with video projections viewed from outside. Gallery hours will be extended on these evenings to 9 p.m. (with the exception of the front gallery on the second floor which will be closed for the projections) and light refreshments served.
A special addition to SPARK — Wavefront — features the work of Towson University and UMBC students and alumni Alexis Kyei-Asare, Allanis Silva, Audrey Le Ballentine, Audrey Mba, Ayanna Phillips, Gabrielle Moore, Kellan Marriot, Kristen Landsman, Lujane Elkhatib, Michael Elias Rubinstein, and Susie Park.
Join us as we celebrate the creative vision of the participating artists in SPARK 6: Refractions and in Wavefront with a reception hosted by Towson University, UMBC, PNC Bank, and The Peale.
Join artist Stephen Bradley and collaborators for an art and science workshop exploring BioBuggy tools in order to observe, collect, and identify, various critters and organisms that live inside The Peale, outside in the garden, and around the building. Stay for the whole session or drop-in for a shorter time.
In this intimate performance, audience members are invited to watch Anna and Chloë play “The Space is a Body and You Are In It” – a collaborative world-building (and world-falling apart) game- building an imaginary space and watching it fall apart.
In this intimate performance, audience members are invited to watch Anna and Chloë play “The Space is a Body and You Are In It” – a collaborative world-building (and world-falling apart) game- building an imaginary space and watching it fall apart.
We’re going out with a bang!: Join us for a lively musical program featuring UMBC and Towson-affiliated players performing as the Towson University Percussion Ensemble, the Hi Tom Ensemble, and Umbilicus.
Lynn Cazabon will be in the gallery ready to record your winter memories to be added into the project Losing Winter .
Transferred to the windows of the Peale for SPARK, Window 26 projections reference the history of the Peale itself and the exciting moment in 1816 when Rembrandt Peale invited the public to experience gas lighting, a new invention at the time. Crowds gathered in the street in front of the museum to look in awe at the glow from the windows.
Lynn Cazabon will be in the gallery ready to record your winter memories to be added into the project Losing Winter .
Lynn Cazabon will be in the gallery ready to record your winter memories to be added into the project Losing Winter .
Chris Peregoy will share his love of the magic of photography in a hands-on Lumenbox & Solargraphy workshop. Participants will build two cameras like the ones Chris used to create his artworks in the SPARK: New Light exhibition, and load them with light-sensitive material.
Chris Peregoy will share his love of the magic of photography in a hands-on Lumenbox & Solargraphy workshop. Participants will build two cameras like the ones Chris used to create his artworks in the SPARK: New Light exhibition, and load them with light-sensitive material.
Lynn Cazabon will be in the gallery ready to record your winter memories to be added into the project Losing Winter .
SPARK: New Light artist Carrie Fucile joins curator Catherine Borg during her monthly show on GutsyRadio.org
Join us as we celebrate the creative vision of all the artists participating in SPARK: New Light, with a reception hosted by Towson University, UMBC, PNC Bank, and the Peale.
Curator Catherine Borg shares a SPARK: New Light - Peale grand re-opening-inspired playlist on her monthly GutsyRadio show - with song contributions from SPARK: New Light artists. It’s an eclectic celebratory mix!
A series of performances that occur via telephone conference call by Anna Kroll and Chloe Engel.
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Join us for an exciting video program on Thursday, June 3 at 7 pm - via a live stream - showcasing 19 video works from TU and UMBC students and faculty artists.
A series of performances that occur via telephone conference call by Anna Kroll and Chloe Engel.
Call (760) 548-9513
A series of performances that occur via telephone conference call by Anna Kroll and Chloe Engel.
Call (760) 548-9513
Watch the recording of our virtual reception program, including a brief tour of the exhibition and the announcement of the Spark Student Awards.
SPARK programming is presented by Towson University and UMBC in partnership with PNC Bank.
