The Amaranthine Museum is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization. As such, we rely on friends such as you to help us to keep the rich and wonderful world of Maximalist Les Harris open and available to the public. We gratefully accept donations thru the link at the right of this page or you can send your contribution directly to:

Amaranthine Museum, 2010 Clipper Park Dr. #102, Baltimore, MD 21211.

Our new space is small! Like Alice shrinking in the looking glass, all of the paintings have somehow been hung, edge to edge into an awe inspiring, overwhelming feast of color. The Museum is still on the property on Clipper Park Drive, but down the walkway, on the back side of the building.

Email us at amaranthinemuseumbaltimore@gmail.com to join our email list or find us on Facebook to learn of events or to book your own.  Highlights of 2025:

  • Les Harris and the museum were featured in a documentary by KG Giroux, a student of the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. This 13-minute film, Amaranthine Divine, has been touring competitions for the past six months.  We are so very pleased to share it with you. You can find a link on our website or go directly to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T73tI4QwysU
  • Netflix is highlighting artwork of Les Harris in the series Amsterdam Empire. We have not yet seen the footage and eagerly await the release.
  • Catch video footage of Les Harris speaking at AmaranthineMuseum.org
  • We were featured again in the citywide Doors Open in October and continue to break visitor records every year. It is always a very inspiring day!
  • Our website continues to reach audiences well beyond our Baltimore home. Visitors to our online Gallery of Art continue to increase by 30% each year!
  • We welcome groups and tours for visits as well as offer monthly events. Please contact us to schedule your group tour or to be added to our email list.

Les’ work is imbued with theosophical, metaphorical and metaphysical messages. Ultimately, the Amaranthine Museum is conceptual.  His Labyrinthine vision will live on in the individual experiences of his works, in the book we have published and on our website.  In the meantime, we continue to ask for your support as we rely on each contribution (both large and small) to continue to keep our doors open to “Time, Space and Other Dimensions”.