Goucher College Art Galleries

Goucher College Art Galleries Between artists & audience, classroom & gallery, pasts & future. Rosenberg Gallery – A flexible venue for interdisciplinary projects and emerging voices.

The Goucher Art Galleries and Goucher Museum Collection are vibrant cultural resources dedicated to fostering creativity, critical inquiry, and connection across the Goucher College campus and beyond. Together, they serve as a living laboratory for students, faculty, artists, and the public to engage with contemporary art, historic objects, and interdisciplinary ideas. Our rotating exhibitions span three unique campus spaces:
Silber Gallery – A flagship space for curated exhibitions by professional artists and scholars. The Bond Window – A public-facing space activating conversation through experimental installations. Each gallery presents 3–4 curated exhibitions per year, often accompanied by lectures, performances, class visits, and artist talks. We prioritize collaboration across departments and showcase diverse voices working in a wide range of media and themes.

Look closer.At the center of “Concentric Circles” is William S. Dutterer (1943–2007), a painter, draftsman, and influent...
10/03/2026

Look closer.

At the center of “Concentric Circles” is William S. Dutterer (1943–2007), a painter, draftsman, and influential educator whose career connected generations of artists working in and around Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

Dutterer developed a visual language that moved between abstraction and figuration, using gesture, surface, symbol, and repetition to explore how meaning is constructed through painting and drawing.

Today, we’re spending time with “Mind Meld.”

Swipe through for a closer look—and then come experience the work in person.

“Concentric Circles” is on view through October 23.

William S. Dutterer, “Mindmeld”, 1986

October at Goucher Art Galleries ✨Three exhibitions are currently on view across the galleries:— Concentric Circles— Mic...
10/01/2026

October at Goucher Art Galleries ✨

Three exhibitions are currently on view across the galleries:

— Concentric Circles
— Michael Iampieri: Line Into Form
— Temporal Disruption Culture Club: Agustin Rosa

Spend some time with the exhibitions before they close on October 23.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be looking more closely at the artists, artworks, ideas, and processes behind each exhibition—and sharing a few reasons to come see them in person.

📍 Goucher Art Galleries
🗓 On view through October 23, 2026

To draw, for Michael Iampieri, was to searchIampieri spent nearly four decades as an educator and his whole life as an a...
09/25/2026

To draw, for Michael Iampieri, was to search

Iampieri spent nearly four decades as an educator and his whole life as an artist. For him, drawing was not simply preparation from something else-it was a complete and rigorous form of artistic thought.

On view in our Rosenberg Gallery until October 23, 2026.

Did any of you ever take a class with him? If so, what was the most impactful lesson he gave you?



Sponsored in part by Full Circle Fine Art

“Specter” by William S. Dutterer is from a larger series called “Joe Diver.” Most of the works in the series features a ...
09/21/2026

“Specter” by William S. Dutterer is from a larger series called “Joe Diver.” Most of the works in the series features a deep sea explorer searching the bottom of the ocean.

Come see this over 12 foot painting in person now in the Silber Gallery until October 3rd.

Don’t miss the show!🍃🗓️ "Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature" closes April 2. Featuring 20 international artists ex...
03/24/2026

Don’t miss the show!

🍃🗓️ "Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature" closes April 2.

Featuring 20 international artists exploring land, memory, and ecological justice.

📍Plan your visit.

Material thinking.Join us tonight for the Visiting Book Artist Lecture with Sanzi Kermes, part of the Sweren Wogan Visit...
03/24/2026

Material thinking.

Join us tonight for the Visiting Book Artist Lecture with Sanzi Kermes, part of the Sweren Wogan Visiting Book Arts program.

In this artist talk, the artist will discuss how book arts intersect with her broader creative practice, exploring narrative, material experimentation, and the possibilities of the book as both object and artistic medium.

📍 Athenaeum, Goucher College — Batza Room
🕡 Artist Talk with Sweren Wogan at 6:30 PM

Attend tonight.

📚Books as resistance.🗓️Join us on March 24 for a visiting Book Arts Workshop led by the Sweren Wogan Book Arts Program.I...
03/20/2026

📚Books as resistance.

🗓️Join us on March 24 for a visiting Book Arts Workshop led by the Sweren Wogan Book Arts Program.

In this hands-on session, participants will learn the fundamentals of Japanese stab binding techniques, using traditional tools and materials to create a small bound booklet. No prior experience is required.

📍Part of an afternoon and evening celebrating book arts, collecting, and creative practice at the Athenaeum.

RSVP today.

In this spotlight, we turn to one of the artists shaping "Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature".🍃Through their pract...
03/05/2026

In this spotlight, we turn to one of the artists shaping "Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature".🍃

Through their practice, land becomes archive — holding stories of care, loss, and renewal.

🗓️ On view through April 2.
📍Learn more in the gallery.

Goucher Art Galleries presents “Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature” 🌿An international exhibition and research-base...
02/13/2026

Goucher Art Galleries presents “Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature” 🌿

An international exhibition and research-based collective exploring how memory becomes a critical tool for understanding land use, environmental transformation, and ecological justice.

Part of the Mnemosyne Project, Cycle 2025/26, this exhibition repositions memory as an active, generative force—connecting personal histories, cultural inheritance, and material landscapes to the urgent realities of environmental change. Through diverse contemporary practices, artists and scholars reconsider “land” as a site of memory, power, extraction, resilience, and care.

Spanning personal, ancestral, and imagined terrains, Mnemosyne forms a global constellation of voices bearing witness to the planet’s fragile zones—while imagining regenerative ecological futures.

📍 On view at the Silber Gallery
✨ Opening Reception: February 19 | 4–8PM
🎭 Performance: February 19 | 5–5:45PM
🗣 Artist Talks, Curator’s Tour, Workshop & Online Lecture throughout February + March

Featuring 20 international artists including William Adair, Zsolt Asztalos, Iris Brosch, Perla Krauze, Sanzi Kermes, and more.

Memory speaks. The land remembers. Join the conversation.

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Baltimore, MD
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Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 4pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

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