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SLAM’s biggest show ever takes over Sculpture Hall — with Jewish themes at its core
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SLAM’s biggest show ever takes over Sculpture Hall — with Jewish themes at its core
This month, the Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) will debut “Becoming the Sea,” its most ambitious solo exhibition in years and certainly one of the largest. Opening to the public on Oct. 20, the show features five monumental paintings by German artist Anselm Kiefer, each over 31 feet tall and designed specifically for SLAM’s central Sculpture Hall. “Becoming The Ocean, for Gregory Corso.” But size isn’t the only thing that makes this show unique. …
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