“I believe in the democracy of art,” Trenton Doyle Hancock said during his Artist Talk in January. Hancock’s influences are never hidden in his work: the Bible that was central to his upbringing in his Paris, Texas home, comic books, cartoons, video games, Philip Guston, a boyhood imagination that matures…
Vashon instructor Tim Jennings and CAM’s Miriam Ruiz busily prepare the art room for the arriving students. “We’ll need the press, please,” Miriam tells Tim as she unlocks a supply cabinet. Two students stand by the door to the classroom, feigning innocence. “Did you two just lock the door?” Tim…
DRIVE, CAM’s 2018 Gala, sports a racing theme to benefit contemporary art and art education
Salvatore Scarpitta: Racing Cars presents a major overview of the late American artist’s racing-themed artwork—drawings, paintings, collages—as well as the largest number of his race cars ever assembled in the U.S.
Trenton Doyle Hancock: The Re-Evolving Door to the Moundverse features recurring superheroes and diabolical villains, an ever-evolving array of cosmic mythologies, and outrageous conflicts of biblical and operatic proportions.
Artist Tim Youd retypes books by St. Louis authors in a series of durational performances at CAM and throughout the metro region.