Our Catonsville Art Gallery is located in the Center for the Arts (ARTS) at CCBC Catonsville.
August 4 - October 4, 2025
The Gallery at CCBC Catonsville
Reception: Saturday, Sept. 13, 1-3pm
Panel Discussion: Sept. 13, 2:30
Artists: Peggy Fox, Dr. Joan M. E. Gaither, Dr. Leslie King-Hammond, Lili Lakich, Cathy Leaycraft, Diana Marta, Lynda Mitic, Jane Kelly Morais, Mary Opasik, Linda Press, Mary Kunaniec Skeen, and Mary Jo Tydlacka.
Curator: Diana Marta
The artists featured in this exhibit stand as testaments to the enduring force of creativity. Born during the years surrounding World War II, they have lived through extraordinary changes—social, political, and cultural. Their lives have been shaped by eras of both great conflict and tremendous progress, and their art reflects understanding that only time can bestow.
The works exhibited here exemplify decades of perseverance, resilience, and determination. The women who created them have been part of the world’s evolution in unimaginable ways, and through it all, they have continued to create, pushing boundaries and challenging perceptions.
Time and Tenacity: Celebrating 80 creates a record of the commitment of the artists. Their work serves as a reminder that age is a gateway to deeper understanding and richer expression. Their art is a testament to the idea that true artistry knows no age, and that the beauty of creation lies not just in its inception, but in its persistence.
Feb. 3 - Feb. 28, 2025
Reception: Feb. 7, 2025 6-8pm
Artists: Jalen Jones, Kit Davenport, Kokayi Thomas, Lauren Houghton, Polly Weber, Rolin Lopez, Samantha Chirinos, Zayn Adenekan, Samone White, and Shelia Dyer.
Our student exhibition that is hosted every year on each campus.
The Life of Fannie Belle Fleming
April 22 - June 15, 2024
Curator: Cathy Till
This exhibition delves into Blaze Starr's journey from her humble beginnings in West Virginia to her reign as the "Queen of Baltimore Burlesque." The exhibit highlights facets of her career not often explored- as an emancipated woman, one with considerable business acumen. On display are objects from her life - from dresses and performance programs to her personally designed chaise lounge that she used in her act.
Curator Cathy Till was interviewed by Baltimore Magazine. You can read the article by clicking here!
September 5- December 8, 2023
Curator: Samantha Trionfo
Part two of the two-part exhibit series.
The Empty Hourglass Project is an ongoing community art project and safe space for people of all ages who’ve been affected by trauma, mental illness, abuse, suicide, and grief to share their stories, their art, and to experience healing through creative expression. This exhibition was a two-part experience at the Galleries at CCBC. The first exhibition was held October 10-Decemebr 2, 2022 at the Essex campus gallery. Starting on September 5, 2023, the second exhibition was held at the Gallery at CCBC Catonsville.
Visit the Empty Hourglass Project's website by clicking here.
