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The Contemporary Art Modern Project The Contemporary Art Modern Project exists at the intersection of higher thought and aesthetics.

The Contemporary Art Modern Project Gallery, (The CAMP Gallery) specializes in art advisory and contemporary art with a focus on emerging and mid-career artists working in: installation, painting, photography, sculpture, textiles, and video art with a specific direction of both self and worldly reflection. Looking at art, as a whole, through a reactionary and interdisciplinary approach, the gallery covers the ever populating notion of society and life in general through art and curation, offering a creative space both in the gallery and out—where creativity and reality co-exist.

Opening Talk with The OG💐Join us on Saturday October 17th, from 12-2PM as we welcome cultural writer and Theologian Olga...
10/10/2026

Opening Talk with The OG💐

Join us on Saturday October 17th, from 12-2PM as we welcome cultural writer and Theologian Olga Garcia-Mayoral in the first of many gallery conversations about our exhibition “52 Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse & Guest: The Epistle” and the voices behind the works, and inspiration.

Olga Garcia-Mayoral is a Miami-based art curator, critic, cultural writer, and multidisciplinary artist who explores the intersections of identity, memory, and the sacred. As the founder of OGCURATED® , she bridges the gap between emerging contemporary artists and local communities through dynamic exhibitions and educational programming

Garcia-Mayoral will be joined by our gallery Director Melanie Prapopulos and artist-curator Camper Amy Arechavaleta. Together they will dive into a discussion about the historical footprint of women, both within the art world and in the pursuit of freedom, through the use of fiber materials.

🔔Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more information on future talks through the run of the exhibition. RSVP to the talk and the opening event via the links in our bio.

52 Women Pulling at The Threads of SocialDiscourse and a Guest: The Epistle 💌Dear gentle Instagram viewer, we are one we...
10/09/2026

52 Women Pulling at The Threads of Social
Discourse and a Guest: The Epistle 💌

Dear gentle Instagram viewer, we are one week away from opening our 8th edition of the annual fiber exhibition: Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse. This year we took inspiration from the letters written by women during the American Revolution, both leading up, during, and after and brought their topics to today as a way to check in on each other. 52 women and 1 man created fiber portraits, fiber letters, or both and also hand wrote and mailed a letter to another artist in the exhibition - because the work, the words and the voices should be remembered.

🔔Join us Friday, October 16 from 6-10pm as we celebrate this new edition!

10/03/2026

Amy Putman in “Social Proof of Care”

Our September exhibition “Social Proof of Care” features a selection of textile works by New Jersey-based artist Amy Putman. Through her framed textile portraits Putman depicts the interconnectedness that comes from carrying out a “good deed.”

Putman discusses her use of the safety pin as an artistic material in her practice through her exposure to the “Safety Pin Movement.” In times of uncertainty, this ordinary object became a powerful symbol of allyship and support for marginalized communities. Through this miniature sign of commoradery, Putman creates textiles that embody the movement’s significance, intricately arranging numerous safety pins into thoughtful structures. When viewed closely, these motifs reveal our commitment to
strengthening connections, even in the face of distance.

🔔 For more information about the show and Putman’s work, please visit our website and check the links in our bio.

Last Looks at “Social Proof of Care” and “In Need of Temperance”As our two exhibitions,“Social Proof of Care,” and “In N...
10/03/2026

Last Looks at “Social Proof of Care” and “In Need of Temperance”

As our two exhibitions,“Social Proof of Care,” and “In Need of Temperance”, come to a close we would like to thank the artists Monica Czukerberg, Amy Putman, Mabelin Castellanos, Katie Davis, Amanda Kate Walker and everyone who was able to come and visit.

In portraying the constant battle our human morality faces between self constraint and transgression, artists exhibited in “In Need of Temperance” highlight the fragility of human decency and the effects of imbalance. “Social Proof of Care” similarly calls us to action but puts care at the forefront. In a time where the line between individuality and isolation thins, the artists use material and historical context to remind us of the different ways we can show up for one another in community. Through workshops, interviews, and discussions, both exhibitions examine human behavior, ask us to re-evaluate our core values, and consider where our focus is needed.

For more information on the artists and their practice visit our website. Stay tuned for news on our upcoming annual fiber show: “52 Women Pulling at The Threads of Social
Discourse and a Guest: The Epistle.”

The Algorithm Knows Katie DavisIn our current exhibition, “In Need of Temperance,” showcasing alongside Amanda Kate Walk...
09/30/2026

The Algorithm Knows Katie Davis

In our current exhibition, “In Need of Temperance,” showcasing alongside Amanda Kate Walker and Monica Czukerberg, artist Katie Davis’s “The Algorithm Knows” series explores modern surveillance through mixed media and recurring motifs of the watchful eye.

Capturing the commodification of our interests, the Ohio-based artist uses the relationship between material and visual language to highlight the dangers the algorithm poses when personalization shifts into obsession. Through eight paintings, Davis’s whimsical compositions expose the algorithm’s innocent facade and reveal the corporations behind it driven by our hyper-consumption and instant gratification. Reflecting the exhibition’s themes, the artist reclaims agency by bringing to light the harsh reality of Big Data and the algorithmic exploitation of our habits.

🔔As we enter the last week of our exhibition make sure to stop by and take a look before it’s gone. For more information about Katie Davis and her practice, visit the links in our bio.



Katie Davis. “The Algorithm Knows You Want A Pool,” 2026. Textiles, paint, and colored pencil on stretched canvas. 16 x 12 in.

Grounding at SPRING/BREAK Today The CAMP Gallery is highlighting the work of artist Michela Martello in booth A17 at SPR...
09/27/2026

Grounding at SPRING/BREAK

Today The CAMP Gallery is highlighting the work of artist Michela Martello in booth A17 at SPRING/BREAK Art Show. Martello experiments with themes of spiritually, connection and human nature through a series of colorful works on paper shown at our exhibition “Memoirs of The Cave.”

Through her practice Martello moves onto a spiritual register, embedding dense textile symbolism from Tibetan Buddhist and Pagan traditions into her works; for her, nature is a doorway to spiritual connection, and the symbols stitched into our posture and reflexes carry centuries of cultural instruction, a reminder that unweaving these habits is itself a somatic, sacred act.

🔔We have one more day left at SPRING/BREAK, make sure to come by and visit us in booth A17 from 12-7 pm. For more information on the show and the artists check out the links in our bio. 

09/26/2026

We thank everyone who joined us for a textile-collage workshop led by Monica Czukerberg and filled the space with conversations guided by emotion through organic collage.

Through a Saturday afternoon filled with assemblage and floral composition, Czukerberg also walks us through her works for “In Need of Temperance” on view til October 3rd. The artist takes us through her inspirations drawn from her home in Mexico and reminds us of the importance to wind down and step back in reflection to the exhibition.

🔔Stay in tuned for upcoming events happening in the gallery. For more information about Czukerberg and the exhibition, be sure to visit the links in our bio.

Amanda Kate Walker in MIA & NYC Today The CAMP Gallery is highlighting the work of artist and costume designer, Amanda K...
09/26/2026

Amanda Kate Walker in MIA & NYC

Today The CAMP Gallery is highlighting the work of artist and costume designer, Amanda Kate Walker at “Memoirs of The Cave,” in booth A17 at SPRING/BREAK’s “Hide n Seek” and as part of our Miami exhibition “In Need of Temperance”.

The fair includes a selection of Walker’s lively watercolor paintings, filled with vibrant imagery and characters. Inspired by various mythologies, and her love for medieval art from over 30 years of experience in theatre, Walker creates her own explanations for the current state of the world around her.

“In Need of Temperance” includes untreated canvas paintings that have been stitched and collaged on from her recent series “Invasive Species”. These expressive collaged paintings express Walker’s emotional reaction to her understanding of the current political environment. The stitched collage brings a unique puppet-like aspect to the characters and constructs a conversation for the viewer to reflect on their own perception of American history.

🔔With only two days left of SPRING/BREAK, we hope you come by and visit us in booth A17 from 12-7pm. For more information on the show and the artists check out the links via our bio.

Corals at SPRING/BREAK 🪸Teasing the series previously, today we spotlight Federica Patera & Andrea Sbra Perego and their...
09/25/2026

Corals at SPRING/BREAK 🪸

Teasing the series previously, today we spotlight Federica Patera & Andrea Sbra Perego and their Coral Series in “Memoirs of The Cave,” at SPRING/BREAK Art Show’s “Hide N Seek.”

With Patera’s background in literature and Sbra Perego’s in street art and painting, the Brooklyn-based duo, born in 2017, bridges the two worlds into an artistic practice centered around text-based processes, textile and the relationship between material and space.

Interested in language being seen as universal and eternal, “The Coral Series” navigates that exploration through the quiet marine animals often seen as ornaments rather than their essentiality to our oceans. Symbolism takes form in vibrant colors made with repurposed materials to unravel a form of inquiry lying in what can be revealed when looking closely into organisms often hidden and discarded.

🔔With three days left of SPRING/BREAK, make sure to come by and visit us in booth A17. For more information on the show and the artists check out the links via our bio.



Federica Patera & Andrea Sbra Perego. “Coral 3,” 2025. Upcycled terry cotton, metal wire. 22 x 21 x 12 in.

A SPRING/BREAK with Manju ShandlerIn today’s look at “Memoirs of The Cave,” in booth A17 at SPRING/BREAK’s “Hide n Seek,...
09/24/2026

A SPRING/BREAK with Manju Shandler

In today’s look at “Memoirs of The Cave,” in booth A17 at SPRING/BREAK’s “Hide n Seek,” The CAMP Gallery is highlighting the work of artist and The Barn on Berme founder, Manju Shandler.

The selection of works at the fair include elaborate textile sculptures made from vintage sports masks, and smaller textile works that both draw on the tenacity and nurturing offered by the natural world. Inspired by her background as a theater set designer, Shandler constructs these embellished textile works rich in narratives around what it takes to be a parent.

The animal-protagonist masks speak to her experiences of motherhood and the necessary strength and fragility is required by parents. Representing through the thematics of play our projections onto the maternal body and the experience of raising a new generation within a hazardous society. Creating a space where the viewer can reflect on their subconscious expectations of parental care and protection.

🔔Mark your calendars and visit booth A17 through the sun of the show September 24th - 28th, 12 PM - 7 PM. For more information on the show and Manju Shandler, browse through the links in our bio.

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