March is Contemporary Art Month
Check out the community events for CAM 2025
CAM Student Film Festival 2025 at Confluence Park
Image by Casie Lomeli & Nina Hassele.
Glorious@Mercury Project Closing & Movement Performance by Amber Ortega, Tanesha Payne and Jennifer Jones
Image provided by the artist Barbara Felix.
Closing Performance "Glorious @ Mercury Project
Image provided by the artist Barbara Felix.
“Artist Talk” Plantcestors | Solo Exhibition by Suzy González
Image provided by Suzy González.
CAMMIE Awards & Closing Happening along with Fan of Fan at Space C7
Logo by Jeff Wheeler.
Stitch and 'Wich Series | Free Form Crochet with Caterina Suttin Holdbrook
Join the Contemporary for “Stitch and ‘Wich” a fiber art program series. Learn new fiber techniques and mediums while enjoying tea sandwiches and building community with other fiber art afficionados.
CAM Perennial 2025
Contemporary Art Month (CAM) 2025 Perennial exhibition, The Inbetweenness, curated by Marisa Sage. In partnership with the UTSA Southwest Campus, the 2025 perennial will feature artists Huakai Chen, Brittany Ham, Gabi Magaly, Bella Martinez, Josie Norris and Jorge Villarreal, and will be on view in the Russell Hill Rogers Galleries in the Santikos building from March 22–April 12, 2025. The opening reception information will be announced in the coming weeks.
In her curatorial statement, Sage told CAM, “In an ever-evolving world where boundaries—be they linguistic, cultural, material, or conceptual—are increasingly fluid, artists working with translations and transformations within their practice embody a spirit of inquiry and alchemy. Translation is not merely the conversion of one language into another, but a process of negotiation, rupture, and reinvention. Likewise, transformation speaks to a metamorphosis: the reconfiguring of form, personhood, meaning, and perception.
The artists featured in this exhibition engage with these concepts as both method and metaphor. Through scale and process experiments they grapple with the movement of ideas across mediums, histories, and identities. Some address translation as a mode of cultural dialogue, exploring themes of displacement, migration, and hybridity. Others see transformation as a visceral act, turning materials—be they physical or conceptual—into sites of possibility and renewal.”
The CAM perennial exhibition was introduced in 2012 with the goal to connect San Antonio contemporary artists with curators around the world. For over a decade, this exhibition has served as an important bridge between San Antonio's artistic community and the global contemporary art scene. Through carefully curated exhibitions that highlight diverse perspectives and practices, the perennial has become a cornerstone of Contemporary Art Month's mission to elevate and celebrate San Antonio's contemporary art scene. CAM is thrilled to continue this tradition for the 2025 perennial exhibition.
CAM Event Art Collecting Mixer featuring artists Angela Weddle
Flyer provided by Art Collecting Mixer.
Patrick Kikut "Bringing It All Back Home-Remastered" Closing ceremonies and informal artist talk.
Image provided by Space C7.
Teen Night with the Contemporary: Come As You Are
Join Contemporary at Blue Star for Teen Night! Participants can view our exhibitions, enjoy artist-led art activities, perform at our open mic and mingle with other art-minded San Antonio teens. Teen Night is scheduled in conjunction with our exhibition Mosh Now, Cry Later, reflecting on San Antonio’s love for sad rock music and its influence on visual culture and community building.
Lament & Levitate
Come by Velvet La Vamp Studios (formerly Creative Eye) in The Upstairs Studios at Blue Star Arts Complex (Studio 201) for Lament & Levitate: The Art of Ritual & Resilience by Velvet La Vamp. This exhibition will include new, revamped and past artwork by Karina Garanzuay (Velvet La Vamp).
First Thursday, March 6th | First Friday, March 7th | Third Thursday, March 20th | 7pm - 10pm
Email: velvetlavamp@gmail.com
"Threads of Digital Sisterhood" Rachael Duke Exhibition Closing
Image art by Rachael Duke.
Far More Precious than Jewels Exhibition Panel Discussion
Flyer provided by Theresa Newsome.
CAM Student Film Festival 2025 at BRICK at Blue Star Arts
Image by Casie Lomeli & Nina Hassele.
“Everything that Rises Must Converge”
Image provided by the Curator Leslie Moody Castro.
Follow Through With Confidence New works by Albert Gonzales
Image provided by Caroline Gonzales.
Grant Writing for Artists 101
Are you an artist looking to secure funding for your next project? Join us for an informative workshop where you’ll learn the ins and outs of grant writing.
