Events
18andCounting 6:00 + 8:00 pm
Alex Cunningham of Vernacular String Trio 7:00 PM
Enjoy an evening of art, music, and culture in the Grand Center Arts District the First Friday of every month. At CAM, stop in for an exhibition tour, and enjoy a drink at the bar and music from CAM DJ-in-residence
Events
Tour 6:00 pm
18andCounting 7:00 pm
Enjoy an evening of art, music, and culture in the Grand Center Arts District the First Friday of every month. At CAM, stop in for an exhibition tour, and enjoy a drink at the bar and music from CAM DJ-in-residence 18andCounting.
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Events
Enjoy an evening of art, music, and culture in the Grand Center Arts District the First Friday of every month.
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Events
CAM’s program series RE: (“Regarding”) features in-depth conversations on a variety of cultural topics. Inspired by Hurvin Anderson’s barbershop paintings, this fascinating discussion looks at the role of barbershops and beauty salons as important places for dialogue, self-expression, and community-building. View the paintings and take part in the conversation with Keith…
Learn MoreFounded by a group of civic and cultural leaders in 1980, the organization transformed from a small gallery into a major arts institution, opening the doors to our 27,000-square-foot Brad Cloepfil-designed building in 2003. Cloepfil has gone on to create some of the most impressive buildings of the 21st century,…
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Events
CAM welcomes Thomas P. Campbell, Director and CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as the 2017 Susan Sherman Distinguished Speaker. One of Campbell’s most recent initiatives has been to provide greater exhibition space to the Museum’s contemporary and modern art collection at the Met Breuer, the former home of…
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Exhibitions
The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis is pleased to present Contemporary Masterworks: St. Louis Collects. This exhibition will highlight contemporary collections from St. Louis.
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Exhibitions
Beatrice Gibson & Alex Waterman, a 3-day film screening in the Front Room.
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News
“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…
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