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Alana Esposito, Outreach and Public Programs Coordinator
OPEN HOURS:
Tuesday through Saturday 11am to 6pm Thursday 11am to 8pm closed Sunday and Monday
PHONE:
212.255.0719
FAX:
212-255-2368
COST:
$8 adults, $4 students and seniors, free for members and visitors 16 and under
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Mission Statement The primary purpose of Chelsea Art Museum, Home of the Miotte Foundation, is to showcase modern and contemporary art through thematic exhibitions that examine current social issues. A prominent aspect of CAM’s mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and further research on abstract art, and in particular the work of Jean Miotte. CAM furthermore supports and showcases emerging talent in visual and performing arts.
About CAM This non-profit space in Chelsea presents rotating exhibits of contemporary work, as well as artists lectures, performance and film events. It is also home to the Jean Miotte Foundation which is dedicated to archiving, preserving, presenting and making available for exhibitions the work of Jean Miotte. Rotating selections of Miotte’s work are shown on a regular basis, as are selections from the permanent collection which includes rare holdings of such artists as Pol Bury, Mimmo Rotella, and J.P. Riopelle.
Permanent Collection CAM’s permanent collection contains over 500 works consisting of paintings, etchings, sculptures, ceramics, and tapestries, as well as an important selection of rare books and works on paper. Highlighting decades of research on abstract art, the collection contains over 100 paintings and sculptures by Informel and Abstract Expressionist artists from Europe and the United States, including a substantial body of work by Jean Miotte, Joan Mitchell, Manuel Millares, Jean-Paul Riopelle, and many others. Affichistes, such as the Italian artist Mimo Rotella, comprise another portion of the permanent collection. Exhibitions and Programming
Co-founder and president Dorothea Keeser describes CAM’s curatorial vision as “a commitment to art as a living entity which reacts and interacts with us and changes the way one continues to live one’s daily life.”
Recognizing the value of education, CAM compliments exhibits with a comprehensive public program consisting of artist talks, round-table discussions, curator-led tours, film screenings, and lectures. These programs are designed for children, museum visitors, and professionals, to facilitate access to, and understanding of, contemporary art as well as to inspire the next generation of artists.
Performing Arts at CAM, a highly acclaimed concert and dance performance series, features internationally renowned performance artists.
Giovanni Albanese, Riccardo Albanese, Francesco Arena, Elena Baldelli, Davide Bertocchi, Gabriele Bonato, Laura Cantrarella, Andrea Chiesi, Rocco Dubbini, Gabriele Giugni, Raffaela Mariniello, Luigi Ontani, Giovanni Ozzola, Antonio Riello, Davide Eron Salvadei, Gian Maria Tosatti [ Hôtel de la Lune ]
HUANG Bo Chih, YANG Chin Chih, Eun Young Choi, YAO Jui Chung, Kotaro FUKUI, Aihua HSIA, Kay LIN, LU, Jiha Moon, Kaoruko NAKANO, SHYU Ruey Shiann, LIU Shih Tung, Chi Yun
Josh Azzarella, Daniel Bejar, William Betts, Chapman Bros., Chris Burden, Maurizio Cattelan, Zoya Cherkassky, Jeanette Doyle, Marlene Dumas, Harun Farocki, Coco Fusco, Johan Grimonprez, Kent Henricksen, Jenny Holzer, Jon Kessler, Fransje Killaars, Yitzik Livneh, Naeem Mohaiemen, Claude Moller, Richard Mosse, Yves Netzhammer, Blue Noses, Miguel Palma, Cristi Pogacean, Sophie Ristelhueber, Roee Rosen, Martha Rosler, Stephen j Shanabrook, Ivana Spinelli, Avdey Ter-Oganian, Jan Tichy, Sharif Waked, Andy Warhol, Catherine Yass
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