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EXHIBITS
The Clemson Area African American Museum offers exhibits throughout the year. The museum features semi-permanent, fine art and pop-up exhibits.
CAAAM ART EXHIBIT
The Clemson Area African American Museum (CAAAM) announced a call to artists for an exhibition honoring Black life in the Upstate. CAAAM invited artists in all disciplines to submit art that represents and celebrates the unique culture and heritage of African Americans in Upstate South Carolina.
The Clemson Area African American Museum's "Call for Art" is now closed. The museum would like to thank all the artist that submitted work for consideration. Please continue to visit this site for updates coming soon.
Sports Exhibit
"Sincerely, Daniel"
The sports exhibition, Sincerely, Daniel is no longer open to the public. Currently, with the assistance of the Clemson University Library Services, the exhibit is in the process of being archived for future generations. We apologize for any inconvenience and ask for your patience as the museum proceeds with the archival and deinstallation of the Sincerely, Daniel exhibit.
Thank you to all that made the exhibit a huge success.
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The Clemson Area African American Museum (CAAAM) is located in the former segregated Calhoun Colored School. The Calhoun Colored School was named after the surrounding area which is now known as Clemson. The museum shares this space with The Arts Center and the Clemson Child Development Center.