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NOW OPEN—Women Impressionists and the Land!On view through January 10, this exhibition is the first exhibition to focus ...
10/19/2026

NOW OPEN—Women Impressionists and the Land!

On view through January 10, this exhibition is the first exhibition to focus on landscape and nature imagery in the work of the women Impressionists.

For more information and tickets, head to the link in our bio.

10/14/2026

If you identify with this reels, we regret to inform you that you are addicted to SLAM.

Vastness appears in several works featured in the SLAM collection, and for good reason: The tension between what’s visib...
10/13/2026

Vastness appears in several works featured in the SLAM collection, and for good reason: The tension between what’s visible and incomprehensible creates a quiet, emotional intensity in prints, drawings, and paintings.

Several artists across centuries, including Rembrandt van Rijn, Vincent van Gogh, and Alice Rahon explored the theme of vastness, creating landscapes that depicted sprawling regions while also reflecting parts of their personal journeys.

Read more on our latest 1 Fine Arts Blog post, linked below.

https://www.slam.org/blog/beyond-the-horizon-vastness-in-landscapes-in-the-slam-collection/

CLOSING OCTOBER 18—Visions of Antiquity Don’t miss the final week to see the exhibition that reimagines the world of anc...
10/10/2026

CLOSING OCTOBER 18—Visions of Antiquity

Don’t miss the final week to see the exhibition that reimagines the world of ancient Greece and Rome by bringing together artworks from 1500 to the present day. Visions of Antiquity explores how artists have looked to the classical past for inspiration, questions, and bold new ideas.

For more information, head to the link below.
https://www.slam.org/exhibitions/visions-of-antiquity/
Hubert Robert, French, 1733–1808; The Ruin, 1789; oil on canvas; framed: 107 3/4 x 86 x 5 inches; Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Mrs. Frederic W. Allen 22:1958

So much to love and to do at SLAM, btw. Don't miss out on all of the events happening this month! Head to the link below...
10/09/2026

So much to love and to do at SLAM, btw.

Don't miss out on all of the events happening this month! Head to the link below for the full schedule.

slam.org/events/

10/08/2026

Not planning a visit to SLAM soon? Cut it out! Literally.

From the last film of the Art Hill Film Series to open studios and exhibition openings, see what’s happening at the Museum at the link below!

https://www.slam.org/events/

We know a thing or two about what SLAM's biggest fans DON'T do when they visit the Museum. Swipe through to see if you d...
10/07/2026

We know a thing or two about what SLAM's biggest fans DON'T do when they visit the Museum. Swipe through to see if you don't do any of these!

Thanks for the inspo Albertina Museum!

Most of the time, artists employ many different colors to illustrate their vision. A variety of colors can add precision...
10/06/2026

Most of the time, artists employ many different colors to illustrate their vision. A variety of colors can add precision, detail, and depth. So, what happens to art when artists purposely use only one color?

Check out these monochromatic objects from SLAM’s collection on our latest 1 Fine Arts Blog post to find out. Linked below.

https://www.slam.org/blog/when-less-is-more-monochromatic-works-in-the-collection/

NOW OPEN—Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White! This exhibition features whitework bedcoverings in the Muse...
10/02/2026

NOW OPEN—Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White!
 
This exhibition features whitework bedcoverings in the Museum’s collection, produced at the height of American neoclassicism from the early to mid-1800s. Accompanied by ceramics, printed fabrics, and needlework, these exemplary quilts and coverlets reveal a tightly woven landscape of craft, labor, and authorship.  
 
Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White will be on view October 2 through April 18, 2027. 
possibly E. E. P.; Bolster Cover (detail), c.1821; linen with cotton embroidery; not with fringe: 41 × 24 inches; Saint Louis Art Museum, Museum Purchase 7:1971.2

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