The New England Coast: Paintings by Robert Andriulli, Michael H. Lewis, and Raoul Middleman, noon-6pm, Tues-Sat, March 5-May 2, Steven Scott Gallery, 410-752-6218.

16th Annual Baltimore Museum Antiques Show, a range of antiques, by over thirty dealers on display, Baltimore Museum of Art, May 2-3, 410-396-6314. $

Out of Order Again, MAP's infamous all-hung show and benefit sale, all artists are invited to exhibit their work, May 2-9, Maryland Art Place, 410-962-8565.

Raising Miriam's Cup, an exhibit of hand-crafted ceremonial works in various media inspired by the Biblical prophet and sister of Moses, through May 10, Norman & Sarah Brown Art Gallery, Jewish Community Center, 410-542-4900.

Amalie Rothschild, Amalie R. Rothschild and Ione Parkin, paintings and multi-media works by these artists through May 17, Gomez Gallery, 410-752-2080. $

Facing a New World: Jewish Portraits and Decorative Arts in Colonial and Federal America, presents the history of leading Jewish families of several East Coast cities, including Baltimore, from the 1700s to 1830s, February 20-May 24, Maryland Historical Society, 410-685-3750. $

The Great American Pop Art Store: Multiples of the Sixties, pop art pieces from Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, George Segal and Andy Warhol, through May 24, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-7100. $

Monet's Gardens: Late Paintings of Giverny, paintings of the magnificent flower gardens and water lily ponds at the artist's home in Giverny, through May 31, The Walters Art Gallery, 410-547-9000.

Finders Keepers, jewelry and assemblage by various artists, through June 3, OXOXO Gallery, 410-466-9696.

Painted on Paper, works by Susan Abbott, Robert Andruilli, Mark Berry, Gary Bukovnik, Patricia Tobacco Forrester, David Hopkins, and Michael H. Lewis, May 7-June 26, Steven Scott Gallery, 410-752-6218.

Hollis Sigler, recent paintings, drawings and prints from the "Breast Cancer Journal" series, May 7-June 27, Steven Scott Gallery, 410-752-6218.

The Synagogues of Nadel, paintings of ëlost' or abandoned synagogues, through July 7, Norman & Sarah Brown Art Gallery, Jewish Community Center, 410-542-4900.

The Baltimore Realists, exhibit featuring the works of Baltimore artists Jacques Maroger, Joe Shepard and Will Wilson, May 15-July 8, Evergreen House, 410-516-0341. $

Deidre Scherer, works by the internationally-known fabric artist include portraits with multiple layers of cloth, color and texture, through July 12, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-7100. $

Senior Exhibition, final visual arts exhibition of the school year will showcase work from the senior class of the Baltimore School for the Arts, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm, Saturdays by appointment, May 28-July 17, 410-396-1185.

Edvard Munch: Symbolist Prints from the Vivian and David Campbell Collection, an exhibit of rare woodcuts and lithographs on the theme of love and death, through July 19, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-7100. $

Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou, ritual objects such as paintings, sculpture, flags, dolls and bottles represent the oldest of the African diaspora religions, June 14-August 30, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-7100. $

Maryland by Invitation: Photographs by Carl Clark, Robert Houston, Kenneth Royster, a spotlight of regional artists, June 14-August 30, Baltimore Museum of Art, 410-396-7100. $