Spark: New Light  Artists’ Reception
September 7, 2022, 5 - 8 pm
FREE | In-person at the Peale | RSVP
* COVID protocols are in place when visiting the Peale; Proof of vaccination and masking required

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.

SPARK: New Light will ignite your imagination. Discover photographic time capsules and microscopic organisms that glow in the dark, investigate delicate bamboo paper sculptures and a post-apocalyptic future, learn about a Chinese-American who fought in the Civil War and the disappearance of Holland Island, and enjoy room after room of additional artworks.

Artists featured in the exhibition at the Peale include Mark Burchick, Lynn Cazabon, Irene Chan, Grace Doyle, Adam Droneburg, Carrie Fucile, Alexandra Garove, Danielle Hawk, Fahmida Hossain, Ahlam Khamis, Jinyoung Koh, Diane Kuthy, Jenee Mateer, Kathy Marmor (with Penny Rheingans), Lisa Moren (with Tsvetan Bachvaroff, Dan Deacon, and Woody Lissauer), Kat Navarro, Timothy Nohe, Sookkyung Park, Corrie Francis Parks, Chris Peregoy, Foster Reynolds-Santiago, Lynn Tomlinson, and J. Yablonsky.

Online gallery: The exhibition continues here on sparkbaltimore.org with an online gallery of work from 25 Towson University and UMBC student artists: Lucy Adelizzi, Liza Aleinikova, Kyra Carroll, Jainson Cedillo, Dylan Chao, Shiri Cohen, Malakhi Dias, Hayden Dowla, Sylvia Eken, Maiya Hall, Morgan Hill, Colin Jones, Hallie Jamieson, Jordan McDougall, Samantha Papastephanou, Amy Phan, Bee Possidente, Angelo Rayner, Orion Romero, Lucy Saper, Thomas Still, Myah Stokes, Tristan Templeton, Hanna Tran, and Tonya Wheaden-Pugh.

SPARK: New Light is curated by Catherine Borg.

Light Refreshments will be served.

Please RSVP if you plan to attend this free event.

The Peale Museum is located at 225 Holiday Street, Baltimore 21202 

A note on parking:  A temporary drop-off spot in the “no parking” zone is in front of the Holliday St. entrance. There are multiple public paid parking lots within a two-block radius as well as street parking. Four access parking spots are located on the 200 block of Holiday Street. 

SPARK: New Light is made possible by a partnership with PNC Bank.

Image: Foster Reynolds-Santiago, Transgender Euphoria (detail), 2022. Mixed media installation