The Contemporary Art Museum of Raleigh is selling its home of nearly 15 years. Other WRAL Top StoriesIt said the move to sell the building will free up resources to invest in artists and programming. Selling frees our resources to go where they belong: into artists, exhibitions, programs, and the community that has always been the real heart of CAM." "A year ago, we promised Raleigh we would reimagine CAM's future, and this is that promise taking shape," said Charman Driver, board chair of CAM Raleigh. "Selling our building isn't a step back, it's how we step forward.