The Towson campus of Sheppard Pratt Health System is home to several unique art and history installations.

Many of the public areas and therapeutic settings of Sheppard Pratt’s hospital complex display art that is thematically related to the issues of mental health and addictions. The works of nearly 100 professionally trained artists whose life experiences have been impacted by mental illness or addiction comprise the two art collections. Additionally, a museum that relates the history of Sheppard Pratt and a unique mandala series, complete the array of installations.

To learn more about the following venues, which are open to the general public for viewing, click on the respective links:

The Robert W. and Diane E. Gibson Museum of Sheppard Pratt (open every Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. and other times by appointment)

The Collection of Sheppard Pratt (displayed throughout the public areas of Sheppard Pratt)

Participation is the Life of a Community (A Tapestry Tribute to Occupational Therapy)

Information regarding two additional installations which are in locations remote from public access is available here:

The Marvin S. Schapiro Collection

The Mandalas of Sheppard Pratt

To request a brochure on any of these installations, click here.

To learn more about how your philanthropic contribution can be directed to the support of art and museum collections at Sheppard Pratt, click here.

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