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Join us for a day of free family fun! Start the school year with new energy and inspiration from artmaking, storytelling activities, and works from our exhibition Wordplay. Reserve free admission tickets online in advance*. All activities… more
“I photograph family, friends, and strangers, and I operate on the belief that my own being is found in union with those I take pictures of.” Deana Lawson’s highly staged, large-format color photographs construct narratives of family,… more
The intimate setting and glass walls of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater provide a spectacular view of Boston Harbor and make it an exciting space for performances. The playing area measures roughly 50 x 50 feet and has… more
Senior Museum Educator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Teen Queen of the Teen Council In her position at Senior Museum Educator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Teen Queen of the Teen… more
Download print-friendly PDF This activity invites kids and their grownups to unite over the meditative and ancient art of weaving. Reflect and create together while weaving your family narrative of life during quarantine. This activity is appropriate… more
Making your way to New York this fall? ICA staff including Jill Medvedow, Ellen Matilda Poss Director and Dan Byers, Mannion Family Senior Curator, let you in on what they’re seeing: From Bauhaus to Buenos Aires… more
The ICA is pleased to partner with A24 for this special, one-time virtual screening, available exclusively to ICA members. A tender and sweeping story about what roots us, Minari follows a Korean-American family that moves to an… more
The ICA is offering FREE admission for all on Presidents Day, Monday, Feb 17, plus free art-making activities in the Bank of America Art Lab and short films screening in the Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater. See schedule… more
Nicholas Nixon is known for his intimate black-and-white photographs taken using a large-format camera. Based in Boston since the 1970s, Nixon has persistently captured the personal details of relationships, family, and life as it unfolds in front of… more
“I see photographs as visual testimonies,” says Brooklyn-based artist Deana Lawson. “Familial relationships, sexuality, and life cycles are repeated motifs. I’m also interested in black aesthetics and how that is described in a picture.” Lawson’s photographic works… more