More about CAMi
Adaptive
Reuse
adapted structures on our campus reinforce the connection of our industrial and agricultural heritage to the universal conversation that is art.
While taking on an artist-led adaptive-reuse project is more expensive than building new, it’s well worth the investment for the value its history and unique qualities — as well as reduced environmental impact.
Natural,
Accessible,
and Social
CAMi is designed to be accessible in all ways: intellectually, physically, and spiritually.
Our campus and visitor experience are shaped by biophilic design that integrate elements of nature into the built environment to strengthen our connection to the natural world and boost well-being.
Art is a healer. Art facilitates and encourages conversations. Art is an avenue for connection.
Art is a healer. Art facilitates and encourages conversations. Art is an avenue for connection.
Gesamtkunstwerk
This German term, popularized in America by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, means “a total work of art.” That’s how we’re approaching CAMi.
CAMI is NOT only a home for art — it’s ALSO a work of art in itself.
Here, we’re considering and connecting the smallest details to create an accessible and harmonious place for people to enjoy contemporary art in all genres.