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A triennial exhibition reimagining the possibilities of art in public life in St. Louis. Counterpublic 2026: Coyote Time 🐺 Sep 10-Dec 12

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Counterpublic 2026: Coyote Time is OPEN! Counterpublic connects the region like no other project can, bringing us into contact with unfamiliar sites and stories, allowing us to see ourselves and each other differently through the experience. Counterpublic is the city’s exhibition. We invite you to get out and discover or rediscover St. Louis through the artworks of visionary artists. Explore Coyote Time: counterpublic.org Directed and produced by Hieu Luu @hieu.sangvisuals 02 Oct 2026 Where to Find Coyote Time: Exhibition Hubs → Chouteau’s Landing 101 Chouteau Ave: Open Thurs–Sun, 10 am–5 pm Artists: Anika Todd Cooper Jacoby Emma McCormick Goodhart Guadalupe Rosales Lisa Alvarado + Joshua Abrams Kite Max Hooper Schneider Sissel Tolaas Vaughn Davis Jr. Won Ju Lim Yatika Starr Fields Laclede’s Landing 624 N 2nd St: Open Thurs–Sun, 10 am–5 pm Artists: Alice Bucknell Chris Curreri Glenn Ligon LI Yi-Fan Rebecca Belmore Stephen Andrews Tromarama The Ville 4142 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr: Open Thurs–Sun, 10 am–5 pm Artists: Dail Chambers Sandra Brewsters Brianna Leatherbury Margaret Honda People’s Art and Recreation Center Timmy Simonds Tony Cokes Jean-Marc Bullet + Céline Semaan Jamie Lee Harris Occupy Vacancy International Institute + Tower Grove 3401 Arsenal Street St: Open Thurs–Sun, 10 am–5 pm Artists: Alan Nakagawa Inès Kivimäki Mee Jey Petrit Halilaj Rachel Youn Rirkrit Tiravanija Kite National Building Arts Center + NON STNDRD 2300 Falling Springs Rd: Open Fri–Sat, 10 am–5 pm Artists: Chris Carl Carolina Caycedo Lynne Smith Rachel Youn Sebastián Llovera M12 Studio Counterpublic Carriage House 3733 Washington Ave: Open Wed–Sun, 10 am–5 pm Coyote Time at STL Museums + Galleries Alice Bucknell at City Museum Juanita McNeely at Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Tony Cokes at Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Ximena Garrido-Lecca at The Luminary Benjamin Patterson in the Pulitzer Arts Foundation’s Park-Like Tom Burr at 3724 Grandel Square (behind the Carriage House) Ali Eyal at 3526 Washington Ave @kranzberg Carolina Caycedo at Kemper Art Museum 01 Oct 2026 Counterpublic 2026: Coyote Time // Meet artist Alan Nakagawa For this year’s exhibition, Los Angeles-based artist Alan Nakagawa is bringing a piece of St. Louis music history back to life. His project, “FUTURE HOUSEHEADS, THIS WAS TU’S HOUSE,” celebrates the legacy of Upstairs Lounge, a beloved underground house music and dance destination that brought St. Louisans together from 1994 to 2018. Through more than 50 oral histories, archival photographs, original music, and a mobile recording studio, Nakagawa honors the people and stories that made Upstairs Lounge a cornerstone of the city’s dance music community. The installation also pays tribute to the venue’s owner, Tu Tien Tran, whose space became a gathering place for generations of music lovers. Experience the installation at the International Institute of St. Louis, 3401 Arsenal Street, as part of Counterpublic 2026: Coyote Time. If you were a DJ, an organizer, a staff member, or a regular at the iconic and beloved Upstairs Lounge, email [email protected] to have your story recorded at the mobile oral histories studio. When Coyote Time concludes, the stories gathered will be donated to the St. Louis County Library archives, which will be accessible to the public via their oral history projects. 07 Nov 2026 Counterpublic 2026 // What is Coyote Time? The exhibition takes its name from artist Alice Bucknell’s interactive video game, Coyote Time, a St. Louis-inspired adventure where players navigate familiar landmarks, alternate realities, and possible futures of the city. In video games, “coyote time” refers to the brief moment when a character runs off a ledge but remains suspended in midair, with one last chance to decide what happens next. That idea is at the heart of Counterpublic’s 2026 exhibition, bringing together 50 new artist commissions across St. Louis to explore uncertainty, possibility, and how we imagine a better future for our city. Experience the exhibition across St. Louis and play Alice Bucknell’s game online at coyotetime.world. Explore Coyote Time: counterpublic.org @counterpublic 06 Nov 2026 Rewind ⏪ Coyote Time Convening • Part II Over three days in October, the Coyote Time Convening: Climate Futures and Infrastructural Imaginaries moved across Counterpublic exhibition sites, connecting artists and audiences through conversation, performance, readings, and shared meals. The program asked participants how we might move from the immediate realities of climate change toward the cultural, civic, and ecological infrastructures needed to build more just futures. Together, these programs created space to consider the climate futures we face and the worlds we can begin building now. Thank you to our partners and program participants, including hosts and collaborators at @iistl, @nationalbuildingartscenter, @fieldforms.co, @helenfrankenthalerfoundation’s Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, and @pulitzerarts, and the many artists, experts and visitors near and far who shaped and attended the program. The Coyote Time Convening has been supported by the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, established by the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation. If you attended the Convening or explored Coyote Time, we invite you to complete a visitor survey via the link in our bio! Your responses will help us understand your experience, what areas we can improve on during the remaining months of Counterpublic 2026, and guide our team in preparing for future programs and exhibitions. Images // @renaissancetjs 🌟 05 Nov 2026 Rewind ⏪ Coyote Time Convening • Part I Over three days in October, the Coyote Time Convening: Climate Futures and Infrastructural Imaginaries moved across Counterpublic exhibition sites, connecting artists and audiences through conversation, performance, readings, and shared meals. The program asked participants how we might move from the immediate realities of climate change toward the cultural, civic, and ecological infrastructures needed to build more just futures. Together, these programs created space to consider the climate futures we face and the worlds we can begin building now. Thank you to our partners and program participants, including hosts and collaborators at @iistl, @nationalbuildingartscenter, @fieldforms.co, @helenfrankenthalerfoundation’s Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, and @pulitzerarts, and the many artists, experts and visitors near and far who shaped and attended the program. The Coyote Time Convening has been supported by the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, established by the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation. If you attended the Convening or explored Coyote Time, we invite you to complete a visitor survey via the link in our bio! Your responses will help us understand your experience, what areas we can improve on during the remaining months of Counterpublic 2026, and guide our team in preparing for future programs and exhibitions. Images // @renaissancetjs 🌟 05 Nov 2026 Yall don’t want to miss this menu. The handmade seitan @enochsimpson created is incredibly delicious ( as is everything he creates) but this is 👌 available through Sunday @counterpublic 05 Nov 2026 Tromarama + Collaborators perform “Living Room” When: Fri, Nov 6, 2026, 7PM Where: Laclede’s Landing, 700 N. 2nd Street RSVP: counterpublic.org/event/performance-tromarama-living-room Tromarama’s “Living Room” is an installation built from furniture combined with glass bottles used as sound instruments. These components are connected through a responsive lighting system activated in cycles of sound and silence, illumination and pause. The work transforms the exhibition space into a temporary stage for local musicians and vocalists to activate the artwork through live performance. Collaborators include: Soumir - Vocals @soumir__ Kathleen Duffield - Drums @whata_doozy Marcus Rattler - Steel Pan @marcusrattler K. Curtis Lyle - Poetry 04 Nov 2026 Some places leave you with memories. Others leave you with entirely new ways of seeing the world. 🌿 One of my favorite things about traveling is discovering a city through its art, history, and relationship with the natural world. And hunny, my recent Field Trip to St. Louis, Missouri, for @counterpublic 2026 gave me plenty to think about! Counterpublic is a citywide public art triennial bringing contemporary art into conversation with the places, histories, and communities that shape St. Louis. This year’s theme, Coyote Time, explores that suspended moment between uncertainty and possibility. What happens when we take a leap without knowing exactly where we’ll land? That question feels especially relevant in a world navigating environmental change, technological advancement, and an uncertain future. One of the installations that stayed with me was World Aquarium by artist @max_hooper_schneider. A fascinating intersection of environmental art, technology, and St. Louis history that made me reconsider what we call natural, what we call artificial, and how closely the two have become intertwined. I’m so grateful to @counterpublic for inviting me to experience this extraordinary exhibition firsthand. 🎥 @toldbyzandr 04 Nov 2026 CARRIAGE HOUSE RADIO 😎 SATURDAY 11/7 11am-1pm braden.wav @braden.wav 1-3pm Broderick "B55" Pritchett @therealcoachb 3-5pm Using Technology @using.technology Every Saturday, Carriage House Radio highlights 3 St. Louis-based DJs who spin a unique set, livestreamed to the Counterpublic Twitch channel. Broadcasting from the Carriage House Visitor Hub at Counterpublic, visitors can experience the music either online or in person in the Counterpublic courtyard. Carriage House Radio was thoughtfully coordinated by our Public Programs Manager, Josh Levi @touchfreak Artwork featured: Rachel Youn, “CLEANSE (Portal),” 2026. Image by Jon Gitchoff. On view at @iistl on Thurs–Sun, 10 am–5 pm. 03 Nov 2026 November Tours at IISTL! Join us at the @IISTL for three guided tours of the Coyote Time projects, led by our Community Engagement Fellows: Cleonique Hilsaca and Eva Agüero. Explore the site-responsive works by world renowned artists, learn more about their unique connection to the International Institute’s history, and join us for tea and cookies. RSVP via the link in our bio! Fri, November 6 • 3-3:45pm Fri, November 13 • 3-3:45pm Fri, November 20 • 3-3:45pm Meet the Fellows: Cleonique Hilsaca is a multidisciplinary artist and educator from Honduras. A SCAD and WashU alum, her professional work can be found in comics, picture books, board games, and galleries. Hilsaca has been honored with accolades and awards from the Society of Picture Book Writers and Illustrators, the American Advertising Awards, the American Institute of Graphic Arts, and the Society of Illustrators of NY and LA. She is a professor of communication design and children’s literature with a research focus on illustration and visual material culture. Eva Agüero is a Venezuelan artist based in St. Louis, MO. Her work explores themes of domesticity and migration, using materials as symbols to engage with ideas of memory and territory. She has exhibited internationally, with highlights including the renowned Youth with FIA Salon (Ibero-American Art Fair) in Caracas and the CICA Museum in Gimpo, South Korea. She was the recipient of the 2025 Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award from the International Sculpture Center. Most recently, she attended the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture in Maine, USA. 03 Nov 2026 “CLEANSE (Devour)” by Rachel Youn 🌿 @rachelyoun creates artworks that combine deconstructed machines and objects from everyday life. Activated by electricity, these objects begin to move, creating surprising and theatrical experiences. “CLEANSE (Devour)” is a scaled-down car wash machine made with artificial plants, a material that frequently appears in Youn’s work. The movement of materials offers space to think about the connections between industry and nature, work and play, joy and melancholy. For Youn, a culture of work and repetition is often associated with immigrant labor, including within their own family, where sacrifice and productivity are prioritized. Curator | Raphael Fonseca @raphaphon Collaborators | NON STNDRD @stndrdexhibitions + NBAC @nationalbuildingartscenter Materials | Steel, aluminum, AC motor, hardware, nylon, UHMW, lattice, artificial kudzu ivy You are invited to walk through this artwork. Please be respectful of the art as you move through it. Visit | 2300 Falling Springs Rd | Open Fri–Sat, 10 am–5 pm To book an appointment for another day, email [email protected] Produced by NEU ER WORLD @neuer.world 03 Nov 2026

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