Presented by artist/impresario R.L. Tillman, the newest addition to Baltimore’s cultural landscape has already staked its position as the region’s most vibrant miniature installation space. Emerging and established artists are encouraged to spread their wings in this intimate yet ambitious gallery, with 225 square inches of floor space and generous 14 inch ceilings.

Combining O-scale models from railroad kits with quasi-organic materials, sculptor Laura Amussen’s installation evokes a sense that it is evolving over time, in an endless struggle between landscape and architecture. A sense of place emerges, steeped in history, nomadism, nostalgia, alienation and fantasy. Amussen’s prolific exhibitions record includes regional, national and international projects, numerous prizes including the Jack Kent Cooke scholarship, and appearances in the NY Times, Washington Post and Sculpture Magazine