Concentric Circles, a group painting exhibition on view in the Silber Gallery, places William S. Dutterer (1943–2007) at the center of an intergenerational story of painting, mentorship, and artistic influence. Bringing together works by Dutterer, his mentor Grace Hartigan, and artists Julia Stoops and Tom Kenyon, the exhibition examines how ideas, methods, and values move between artists and across generations.

Michael J. Iampieri: Line into Form marks the first exhibition dedicated to Baltimore artist and educator Michael J. Iampieri (1941–2024) since his passing. Spanning early works through drawings created near the end of his life, the exhibition traces more than five decades of sustained experimentation with the expressive possibilities of line.

At the center of "Temporal Disruption Culture Club" is a sculptural installation that transforms the passage of time into a physical object. A receipt printer releases a line of poetry every minute onto a continuous, 1,000-foot roll of paper. Minute by minute, the poem grows. Language accumulates on the gallery floor as an expanding material record of time passed.

An immersive exhibition exploring touch, sound, movement, and the shifting boundaries of contemporary painting by Randi Reiss-McCormack.

A solo exhibition by Maryland-based artist Karen Klinedinst featuring large-scale cyanolumen prints created with native spring ephemerals, the exhibition explores grief, renewal, memory, and the fleeting cycles of the natural world.

A solo exhibition by Xin Ni exploring what happens when objects, gestures, and cultural meanings move between contexts—and the familiar systems used to interpret them begin to break down.