Jim Rouse Visionary Center
JRVC plaza featuring Andrew Logan's "Cosmic Galaxy Egg"
Ongoing
Level 3 JRVC
The Center for Visionary Thought and Expression, a whitewashed, barn-styled hall with seating capacity for 500 and access to David Hess' 38-foot wide Bird's Nest observation balcony.
Level 2 JRVC
The Hall of Social Visionaries, the place to link creative acts of social activism with the real art of living and home to an interactive exhibition on Jim Rouse: Remembering Jim into Our Future; The Thou Art Creative Classroom and The Creative Social Activism Classroom, two blue-glass-walled classrooms - one for hands-on art making inspired by visionary artists and the other hard-wired for exploring best global innovations to better community life.
Level 1 JRVC
Visionary Village, a cavernous exhibition arena for large sculptures, art cars, and whole visionary environments; The current exhibits feature Baltimore's famed Screen Painters and London's Cabaret Mechanical Theatre automata, Emily Duffy's 5-foot diameter Bra Ball and Andrew Logan's 12-foot Divine.
Outdoor Sculptures & Amenities:
Dick Brown's mosaic Bluebird of Happiness; Dr. Tom Evermor's 40-foot Phoenix; Andrew Logan's 8-foot Cosmic Galaxy Egg; Adam Kurtzman's 11-foot golden Divine Hand; The Hughes Family Outdoor Movie Theater; Small Outdoor Amphitheater; Giant "Spangled" and neon 'O Say Can You See' sign, a tribute to both vision and the National Anthem's birthplace; The LeRoy Hoffberger Speaker's Corner, a platform for celebrating and exercising free speech.
