Hamilton Gallery

Hamilton Gallery, 5502 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214

Hamilton Gallery has closed and is having a
CLOSEOUT / ESTATE SALE
Saturday, July 11, 11am-1pm
Sale of gallery items including: furniture, card rack, reception items, supplies, etc
No artwork for sale
Items priced to go ($1-$20) - credit card sales only
All sales final
All purchases must be removed at time of sale.

Hamilton Gallery has closed and is having a
CLOSEOUT / ESTATE SALE
Saturday, June 11, 11am-1pm

Sale of gallery items including: furniture, card rack, reception items, supplies, etc
No artwork for sale
Items priced to go ($1-$20) - credit card sales only
All sales final
All purchases must be removed at time of sale.

Please join us for our Final Reception, Sunday 6/28 1-3pm.

We are celebrating 20+ years of hosting arts events at 5502 Harford Road, Hamilton, Baltimore, MD. Hamilton Gallery will cease operations and close on June 30, 2026. 

It has been a great run!
Thank you for your patronage.

We do not have plans to reopen at this time. If things change we will let everyone know.

Sincerely, Hamilton Arts Collective Board of Directors and artist members.

Slice, 2024
oil painting by Tim Jankowiak is currently on display in the Ron Cohn Gallery at Hamilton Gallery.

To our wonderful neighbors and supporters,
After 20+ years of hosting arts events in Hamilton, Baltimore, MD, Hamilton Gallery will cease operations and close on June 30, 2026. It has been a great run!
Thank you for your patronage.
We do not have plans to reopen at this time. If things change we will let everyone know.
Sincerely, Hamilton Arts Collective Board of Directors and artist members.

HAMILTON ARTS COLLECTIVE | HAMILTON GALLERY
is pleased to announce the extension of the exhibition

Tim Jankowiak – Recent Paintings
in the Ron Cohn Gallery at Hamilton Gallery

Exhibition NOW ON view through June 28, 2026

Join us for the Hamilton Art Festival RECEPTION - SATURDAY, June 6, 1-4pm

Artist Statement
Most of the pieces in this show were completed since 2024, and they represent my self-conscious turn towards dynamic color-play as an occasion for celebrating the aesthetically complete and sometimes even rapturous perceptions that the world offers us daily, so long as we remain open to them. In our current historical moment, there is much to loathe about the present, regret about the past, and fear about the future. While I share these sentiments every day, I also believe that They win if we’re so absorbed by the unfolding horror-show that we lose our sensitivity to the opportunities for aesthetic delight presented by the people, places, and things that surrounds us. As long as we’re still human, that spring will never run dry, and no one should go long without drinking from it. I want to create images that serve as a reminder of this.

Group exhibition of HAC artist members:
Jude Asher, Schroeder Cherry, Zachary Diaz, Diane Dennis, Jessica Devilbiss, Grace Doyle, Nancy Keene Fishel, Tim Jankowiak, Amy Klainer, Dara Lorenzo, Debra Parks, L. Nef’fahtiti Partlow-Myrick, Aaron Oldenburg, Linda Popp, Lynn Poshepny, Katie Rickman, Theresa Reuter, Michael Seipp, Jed Smalley, Bridget Z. Sullivan, Richard Sullivan, Maxine Taylor, & Malaun Wright.

About Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery
Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery strives to support the arts in Baltimore City and in the Hamilton-Lauraville community by means of providing space for artistic expression, creative exploration, and community involvement. HAC|HG is a 100% volunteer run 501c3 non-profit, and its mission is to be a community resource.

Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery exhibition activities are supported by Maryland State Art Council Creativity Grant funds and BOPA Creativity Grant Funds.

HAMILTON ARTS COLLECTIVE | HAMILTON GALLERY
is pleased to present the exhibition

Tim Jankowiak – Recent Paintings
in the Ron Cohn Gallery at Hamilton Gallery

Exhibition on view through May 31, 2026

OPENING RECEPTION - FRIDAY, MAY 8, 5-8pm

Artist Statement
Most of the pieces in this show were completed since 2024, and they represent my self-conscious turn towards dynamic color-play as an occasion for celebrating the aesthetically complete and sometimes even rapturous perceptions that the world offers us daily, so long as we remain open to them. In our current historical moment, there is much to loathe about the present, regret about the past, and fear about the future. While I share these sentiments every day, I also believe that They win if we’re so absorbed by the unfolding horror-show that we lose our sensitivity to the opportunities for aesthetic delight presented by the people, places, and things that surrounds us. As long as we’re still human, that spring will never run dry, and no one should go long without drinking from it. I want to create images that serve as a reminder of this.

Group exhibition of HAC artist members:
Jude Asher, Schroeder Cherry, Zachary Diaz, Diane Dennis, Jessica Devilbiss, Grace Doyle, Nancy Keene Fishel, Tim Jankowiak, Amy Klainer, Dara Lorenzo, Debra Parks, L. Nef’fahtiti Partlow-Myrick, Aaron Oldenburg, Linda Popp, Lynn Poshepny, Katie Rickman, Theresa Reuter, Michael Seipp, Jed Smalley, Bridget Z. Sullivan, Richard Sullivan, Maxine Taylor, & Malaun Wright.

About Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery
Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery strives to support the arts in Baltimore City and in the Hamilton-Lauraville community by means of providing space for artistic expression, creative exploration, and community involvement. HAC|HG is a 100% volunteer run 501c3 non-profit, and its mission is to be a community resource.

Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery exhibition activities are supported by Maryland State Art Council Creativity Grant funds and BOPA Creativity Grant Funds.

HAMILTON ARTS COLLECTIVE | HAMILTON GALLERY
is pleased to present the exhibition

Tim Jankowiak – Recent Paintings
in the Ron Cohn Gallery at Hamilton Gallery

Exhibition on view through May 31, 2026

OPENING RECEPTION - FRIDAY, MAY 8, 5-8pm
NOTE: this is a different day and time for our opening reception

Artist Statement
Most of the pieces in this show were completed since 2024, and they represent my self-conscious turn towards dynamic color-play as an occasion for celebrating the aesthetically complete and sometimes even rapturous perceptions that the world offers us daily, so long as we remain open to them. In our current historical moment, there is much to loathe about the present, regret about the past, and fear about the future. While I share these sentiments every day, I also believe that They win if we’re so absorbed by the unfolding horror-show that we lose our sensitivity to the opportunities for aesthetic delight presented by the people, places, and things that surrounds us. As long as we’re still human, that spring will never run dry, and no one should go long without drinking from it. I want to create images that serve as a reminder of this.

Group exhibition of HAC artist members:
Jude Asher, Schroeder Cherry, Zachary Diaz, Diane Dennis, Jessica Devilbiss, Grace Doyle, Nancy Keene Fishel, Tim Jankowiak, Amy Klainer, Dara Lorenzo, Debra Parks, L. Nef’fahtiti Partlow-Myrick, Aaron Oldenburg, Linda Popp, Lynn Poshepny, Katie Rickman, Theresa Reuter, Michael Seipp, Jed Smalley, Bridget Z. Sullivan, Richard Sullivan, Maxine Taylor, & Malaun Wright.

About Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery
Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery strives to support the arts in Baltimore City and in the Hamilton-Lauraville community by means of providing space for artistic expression, creative exploration, and community involvement. HAC|HG is a 100% volunteer run 501c3 non-profit, and its mission is to be a community resource.

Hamilton Arts Collective | Hamilton Gallery exhibition activities are supported by Maryland State Art Council Creativity Grant funds and BOPA Creativity Grant Funds.