Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis displays, bolsters, and commends the specialty of our chance. Our central goal is to make important engagement with the most applicable and imaginative workmanship being made today. With a dynamic cluster of evolving displays, CAM gives an interesting system that reflects and adds to the worldwide social scene. Through ious viewpoints offered in our displays, programs, and instructive exercises, CAM effectively draws in a scope of groups of onlookers to challenge their recognition.

We are a site for disclosure, a research facility for experimentation, and a social occasion put in which to understanding and appreciate contemporary visual culture. CAM is situated in the core of St. Louis—the Grand Center expressions region—in a 27,000-square-foot building outlined by famous American modeler Brad Cloepfil. Admission to the Museum is free.

As a non-gathering organization, CAM shows in excess of twenty presentations every year highlighting rising and set up craftsmen from around the area, nation, and globe. We feature craftsmanship in a full scope of media—from painting, drawing, and model to the theoretical, performative, and intelligent—filling our exhibition hall, both all around, in startling ways. Every show season offers an altogether new ordeal.