The American Visionary Art Museum, at 800 Key Highway, will debut its latest exhibition, “Good Sports: The Wisdom & Fun of Fair Play, on Sunday, Oct. 13. The exhibition, located on the second floor of the Zanvyl A. Krieger Main Building, will weave together art created by global and local visionary artists focused on both sports and play imagery, as well as film, photography, sculpture, fascinating sports medicine factoids and quotes reflecting the wisdom of sports legends.

The exhibition, which runs through Aug. 31, will feature works such as the intricately painted baseballs of George Sosnak, the to-scale cardboard monuments of Kambel Smith and the needlework of AVAM fan-favorite Deborah Berger.

Curated by Gage Branda, “Good Sports” brings a wide and creative view of both the history and current state of sports — one full of fun, wisdom and passion — to exalt sports as one of humankind’s most fabulous avenues for becoming our very best selves.

“Good Sports: The Wisdom & Fun of Fair Play” opens on Sunday, Oct. 13, at the AVAM. The Exhibition Opening Party  is free for members. For information, visit  www.avam.org/visit.