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Tim Youd knows what he’ll be doing for the next month of COVID. “For me,” he says from his Los Angeles home, “it’s a compulsion to make art, and I’m very grateful to have a chance to devote myself to my compulsion—re-typing one novel for a month.”
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Not long into our phone conversation, Stephanie Syjuco tells me: “My parents are in the Philippines, a developing country that’s going to be hit very hard. Working on my own artwork, right now, it feels rather insignificant. This sounds like a harsh way to say it, but that’s…
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Liz Johnson Artur takes photographs of people as a means toward connection. As viewers of the photographs, we connect with the people in the pictures. These connections are powerful—one human being, a group of human beings, linked to each other in the space of a museum. A…
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Courtney Paolicchi is a Visitor Services Associate (VSA) at CAM who is passionate about contemporary art, long walks, and Florence and the Machine. A native of St. Louis, Courtney studied art history in McGill University in Montreal, and returned home to pursue a career in museum work. With…
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Contemporary art, by its very nature, encourages unconventional materials. Past exhibitions at CAM have included race cars, money, thousands of tiny succulents, and suspended Tillandsia air plants. One of the Lawrence Abu Hamdan installations currently at the museum, Earwitness Inventory, includes a non-descript metal…
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CAM Young Friends visit the Pulitzer Arts Foundation for a special tour of Mona Hatoum: Terra Infirma led by Curator Tamara Schenkenberg.
Mona Hatoum: Terra Infirma is the artist’s first major solo exhibition in the United States in twenty years and comprises more than thirty sculptures and installations. Hatoum’s work often references domestic…
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CAM is proud to announce that Rise, the popular Grove coffeehouse, will make a second home in the Grand Center Arts District.
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*Online ticket sales will end at 8:00 pm CT on Friday, June 15. Tickets will be available for purchase at the door.*
A better reason to stay up late. CAM keeps the doors open until midnight one Friday each season for an exhibition-themed celebration. Inspired by the
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Exhibitions
Homegrown, a temporary installation, gathers together the art, printed matter, and ephemera in the collections of St. Louis’s visual arts community.
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Urban Planning: Art and the City 1967–2017, an exhibition of photography, sculpture, and video, explores the social, political, economic, and environmental effects of urban development in the United States.
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