'The Marriage of Art, Science & Philosophy' is a wedding of playfulness, intuition, imagination and desire. This exhibition of 50 visionary artists take a fresh look at the very notion of sound, color, number and scale in their pursuit of wonder.

Get a handle on some basic facts about the Moon such as how and why we see phases and eclipses.

Human beings in all cultures treasure the mementos of the dead whom they have loved. The works of art made to contain saintly bodies, known as reliquaries, played a fundamental role in communicating holiness for audiences of medieval pilgrims and the faithful. Drawing upon the Walters' collection of ancient and medieval art, this experimental installation of approximately five objects is part of a larger exhibition project, planned for fall 2010.

The imaging and meaning of autumn in Japan is explored through approximately 12 scroll and screen paintings made during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Late 19th century glassmakers were inspired by ancient art -- especially ancient glass -- that was found in excavating during this time period. Drawing on various qualities of ancient glass, such as techniques, motifs, shapes and colors, Salviati and Co. in Venice produced stunning new creations. By juxtaposing ancient glass with its 19th century counterparts, this exhibition highlights and ancient sources for Salviati and Co. and its creative responses to earlier glassmaking techniques and aesthetics.

This exhibition features video interviews with Marylanders who participated in the protests, supported the war, or fought in it.

This gallery celebrates the bicentenary of Enoch Pratt's birth with an exhibition on the life and legacy of this great philanthropist.

'My Life in Fictionan' an exhibtion of works by Kianga Ford features four newly-commisioned projects. Kianga Ford creates experiential and site-specific works that explore how narratives are constructed, manipulated, and understood in our culture. Her works take the form of sound recordings of short narratives, fragments of personal oral histories and immersive sound or video environments that create a three-dimensional story experience. Ford's works engage audiences in an almost cinematic escape, employing some of the conventions of film or theatre while confronting traditional narratives and their historic uses to support social, political, religious, or racial agendas.

Visitors will learn about different cultures and then create artwork inspired by what they have learned.

This exhibition features more than 40 works on paper and paintings by two of the most experimental artists at the turn of the century, Pierre Bonnard 1867-1947 and Edouard Vuillard 1868-1940. This exhibition includes five paintings, three drawings and more than 30 lithographs, etchings, posters and illustrated books that trace the change in style for both artists as they evolve from a late 19th-century interest in everyday life to a colorful exploration of domestic life in intimate interiors through the 1920s and 1930s.

'The Sky Live' is an introduction to the sky where visitors will learn about the phases of the moon, which planets are visible and what constellations to look for after dark.

This exhibition features approximately 25 watercolors and prints from the BMA's collection that show the transformation of landscapes in the late 18th and early 19th century.

Explore a mystifying new topic in physics and astronomy Dark Matters. The dark, empty space between the stars in galaxies contains mysterious dark matter and dark energy.

This exhibition includes more than 120 objects that reflect his innovations in sculpture, design, and works on paper, ranging from early interactive works from the 1970s to recent giant aluminum and epoxy objects that dramatize their surroundings with bold colors and oversize scale.

This exhibit will feature a visual chronology of the past 100 years of Maryland road development including historical artifacts.

Watch an exhibit of original artifacts, objects and behind-the-scenes footage of HBO's The Wire.