Bond Art Display Window
The Roselie Sturtevant Bond ’40 Art Window is an installation space devoted to solo
projects by artists working in video, sculpture, performance, installation, photography,
and painting. The space focuses on promoting artworks that are tied into Goucher’s
curriculum, presenting pieces by visiting artists, artists in residence, and alumnae/i.
Current Exhibit
Soak/Scorch
Opening reception
September 19, 5 - 8 pm
Soak/Scorch was inspired by the contrasting weather patterns and water levels across the United States, and influenced by images of forest fires, storms, and flooding. This iteration of Soak/Scorch will be ever-evolving. Caryn Martin will be transforming the piece through the run of the exhibition, so please stop by again to see how the work has evolved.
Artwork pictured: Caryn Martin, “Soak/Scorch,” repurposed ink monotypes on tracing paper, acrylic paint, mounted to unstretched canvas, 9' x 7' x 3', 2022.
Financial support and contributions provided by the Maryland State Arts Council, Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences, the Goucher College Center for Writing, Arts and Media, the Lahey Fund, and other supporters of the contemporary arts.