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About The Gallery
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Steven Scott Gallery specializes in
contemporary paintings and works on paper by emerging, mid-career and
established American artists.
Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland,
Steven Scott founded the Steven Scott Gallery in the spring of 1988. He represents
twenty emerging, mid career and established contemporary American artists. Scott
has curated nearly one hundred gallery exhibitions of their paintings and works
on paper, and has placed his artists’ works in numerous museum exhibitions and
permanent collections.
Prior to opening his gallery, Scott held curatorial research positions at the Baltimore Museum of Art (1983 - 1985), the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars at the Smithsonian Castle in
Washington, DC (1986), and the Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore
(1986-1987). While at the University of Maryland Art Gallery, College Park
(1984-1985), he was co-author and co-curator of several major exhibitions and
catalogs including “350 Years of Art and Architecture in Maryland” in 1984.
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Scott received his B.A. in Liberal Arts from Loyola College in Baltimore
in 1983 and his M.A. in Art History with honors from the University of Maryland,
College Park in 1988. On the graduate level he specialized in 19th and 20th
century American art, writing his M.A. thesis on nationally acclaimed Chicago
artist Hollis Sigler, whom he has represented since 1988.
In 2002, Scott became a Member of the National Advisory Board of the National
Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC. Selections from Scott's private collection of contemporary
American women artists have been on view at the Museum over the past twelve years. "Steven Scott Collects," a major exhibition of Scott's gifts and promised gifts to the Museum was presented at the National Museum of Women in the Arts from June 10 to September 10, 2005.
After fourteen and a half years on North Charles Street in
downtown Baltimore, Steven Scott Gallery relocated to the northwest
Baltimore suburb of Owings Mills, MD, in January 2003. The gallery is
conveniently located one and one half miles north of Baltimore Beltway exit 20N
(Reisterstown Road) in the Valley Village Shoppes. Plentiful free
parking is available directly in front of the gallery. We look
forward to your visit!
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Gallery artist Carla Golembe and Steven Scott at the April 2003 opening reception for "The Female Factor: Fifteenth Anniversary Exhibition"
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