An Afternoon with Mark Twain
Dec 2, 2019
We know him as Mark Twain. Richard Garey calls him “Sam.” Garey is an actor working mostly out of his Planter’s Barn Theatre in Hannibal, Missouri, the home of the young Samuel Clemens, who became known internationally as Mark Twain. Garey has played…
I is for Institute: Conversation with Wassan Al-Khudhairi
Dec 2, 2019 / ICA Philadelphia
Openings: Stephanie Syjuco
Nov 22, 2019 / Artforum
Chamber Project St. Louis explores Beauty at CAM
Nov 22, 2019 / St. Louis Public Radio
Conceptually Speaking
Nov 12, 2019
“Conceptually based” is a term that describes a wide number of artists’ practices, found in their bios and in reviews and articles about their work. It’s so common that it rarely gets much attention, rather, artists are noted for their focus on issues of identity (i.e. racial, ethnic,…
National Veterans Museum designed by CAM architect Brad Cloepful
Nov 11, 2019 / St. Louis Post-Dispatch
At Tufts, Sanford Biggers takes aim at violence against African Americans
Nov 8, 2019 / Boston Globe
Silent Songs
Nov 5, 2019
Artist Bethany Collins returns to CAM for an artist talk this Thursday. Museum staff is fortunate enough to get the opportunity to speak with exhibition artists prior to installation. We were doubly blessed this past summer to hear from both Collins and Stephanie Syjuco. Both are compelling speakers,…
Art and Home Economics
Oct 31, 2019
Esther Neff, CAM teaching artist, exhibits an easy rapport with her Vashon High School students. They enter the classroom and get to work, drawing designs on baseball cap patterns, asking for tape, figuring out the best way to use a glue gun.
Neff has placed a…