Currents 124: Crystal Z Campbell
Exploring the intersection of memory, history, and erasure, multidisciplinary artist Crystal Z Campbell presents Currents 124, a thought-provoking exhibition that interrogates the limits of historical archives. Through film, painting, and found objects, Campbell reclaims overlooked narratives, particularly those tied to Black and Indigenous histories, challenging viewers to reconsider what is remembered and forgotten. Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM), 1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110. Runs through May 5, 2025
This exhibition will take place at the Saint Louis Art Museum (also known as SLAM) at 1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110. Runs through May 5, 2025.
Exhibition Description
Crystal Z Campbell’s Currents 124 is a multimedia exploration of lost histories and the politics of remembrance. Through repurposed archival materials, experimental film, and luminous paintings, Campbell interrogates the ways in which historical narratives are constructed and who gets to tell them. The exhibition considers how memory is shaped by gaps, absences, and distortions, inviting audiences to critically engage with the past and its impact on the present. Known for their innovative approach to storytelling, Campbell sheds light on erased or marginalized voices, sparking dialogue around history’s complexities and its ongoing effects.
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