Black History Month At City Museum "Blessed by the Ancestors" Curated by Brock Seals

St. Louis presents "Blessed by the Ancestors," an enthralling new art exhibition that honors the abundant artistic talent of Black creators from the city.

Included with admission to the City Museum, this exhibition runs until March 3, commemorating Black History Month.

"Blessed by the Ancestors" stands as a poignant tribute to the cultural legacy and imaginative prowess within St. Louis' Black community. Featuring an array of artistic expressions, the exhibit delves into themes like identity, lineage, resilience, and the deep connections between artists and their forebears.

Curated by artist Brock Seals, the collection encompasses paintings, sculptures, mixed media works, and various visual art forms, all reflecting the distinct viewpoints and journeys of the featured artists. Visitors can anticipate encountering a vibrant narrative woven through art, each piece contributing to a larger story that honors the ancestral influences on the artists.

From bold pieces challenging societal norms to evocative works celebrating Black culture's beauty, "Blessed by the Ancestors" provides a platform for local artists to share their voices and engage in discussions about representation in the art scene. Beyond showcasing talent, the exhibit fosters reflection and connection, nurturing community pride and appreciation for St. Louis' artistic legacy.

About City Museum: Located in a former shoe factory in Downtown St. Louis, City Museum is a dynamic, artist-created playground filled with delightfully unconventional spaces to explore. Regarded as one of the city's premier attractions, City Museum is a must-visit destination for all. You can find City Museum at 750 N. 16th St., St. Louis, MO 63103; contact them at 314-231-2489 or visit www.citymuseum.org; @citymuseum on social media. Operating hours are from 10 a.m. Thursdays through Sundays and select holidays, with closing times varying.