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Presented by Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
With support from the Regional Arts Commission.
Visual Arts
General Audiences
The work of Rosa Barba makes unconventional and inventive use of cinematic effects, mediums, and modes of presentation. Her installations and objects engage essential filmic components such as celluloid, projection, light, and sound to present historical narratives and examinations of geographical locations while heightening our awareness of film’s material properties. Light projections and modified projector-sculptures function as physically-present objects in the gallery that also convey information; in other words, film for Barba serves as both subject and object. CAM’s presentation is her first solo exhibition in a museum in the United States and marks the American debut for a series of works focusing on California’s Mojave Desert.
On the occasion of this exhibition, CAM has produced the latest edition in Barba's ongoing Printed Cinema artist's book series, Printed Cinema #13: Desert—Performed.
Ticket pricing & Information:
$5 general admission; $3 seniors; free for CAM members and students.
Free every Wednesday and Saturday.
Purchase tickets:
At the Door
Ida McCall
(314) 535-0770 Ext. 311
imccall@camstl.org
www.camstl.org
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
3750 Washington Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63108
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