CAM Raleigh

CAM IS OPEN!

Come see the 2025 NC Artists Exhibition for free this weekend.

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❗IMPORTANT MESSAGE❗

Beginning June 15, CAM Raleigh will temporarily pause exhibitions and in-house programming to reflect, reimagine, and redesign our future.

We’re taking a collective breath: not to step back, but to look forward.

🔗Visit camraleigh.org to learn more.

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Don’t miss your chance to see the current exhibitions before our doors temporarily close on June 15:

1) LOOK TO THE WEST, featuring works from North Carolina Artists affected by Hurricane Helene.
2) SKIN OF THE CITY, featuring work by Cuban abstractionist Rigoberto Mena.

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🍂Visit CAM in the fall!

We are thrilled to welcome back Raleigh Fine Art Society's North Carolina Artists Exhibition opening September 28.

We look forward to inviting you back to CAM for this annual exhibition.

🔗Please visit our website at camraleigh.org to learn more.
✉️Please email us at [email protected] with your questions.

SAN IGNACIO STREET

"The public often asks about the title of my work or what the work means, and I always say that it's not descriptive, that I work with emotions. 

You may start with an idea, but it is impossible to express abstract things that people can fully understand. 

I'm talking about the realm of inner emotions rather than the field of rationality." 

- Rigoberto Mena




San Ignacio Street,
48 x 48”, mixed media on canvas, 2023

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Rigoberto Mena: Skin of the City opens May 15th at CAM Raleigh.

Stop by CAM Thursday-Sunday – it’s FREE to visit!