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Destiny Doorways: Creating the Doors We Walk Through Feb 10, 2024 – Jun 14, 2024 We opened new doorways with Boston artist and former ICA Teen Mithsuca Berry, inviting participants to design their own visual or written affirmations using… more
Opening Oct. 10, the exhibition premieres a room-sized sculptural video installation featuring several of the artist’s frequent collaborators (Boston, MA—AUGUST 27, 2024) In October 2024, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (ICA) presents Charles Atlas: About Time, the… more
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Tau Lewis (b. 1993, Toronto) transforms found materials into intricately detailed soft sculptures, quilts, masks, and other assemblages through intensive processes such as hand-sewing, carving, and plaster casting. A self-taught artist, Lewis’s practice is directed at healing… more
Grace Needlman (she/they) works work in museums and also makes puppets. Right now, she is the Manager of Youth and Family Programs at the MCA, where she used to be a co-Lead Artist of the Teen Creative Agency. She loves challenging… more
Barbara, a Marwen alumna, joined the staff in 2016 and is currently the Student and Family Engagement Coordinator. Her work primarily focuses on intentional family programming, community partnerships, and developing strategic outreach efforts. Additionally, Barbara is a… more
Senior Educator for Teen and Family Programs, Seattle Art Museum Lindsay Huse Kestin is the Senior Educator for Teen and Family Programs at the Seattle Art Museum. Since joining the Education Team in 2011, Lindsay has created… more
As part of a larger photography project for Virgil Abloh’s “Church & State,” Boston-based artist OJ Slaughter (born 1993 in Richmond, Virginia) collaborated with ICA teens on an editorial fashion shoot inspired by Abloh’s work and his… more
When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Migration through Contemporary Art considers how contemporary artists are responding to the migration, immigration, and displacement of peoples today. We are currently witnessing the highest levels of movement on record—the United Nations estimates… more
Rachel Perry’s drawing, video, sculpture, and installation work celebrates the often-overlooked beauty and humor of everyday life. Living as a very young child with her family and two chanting monks in a temple in Kyoto impressed on the… more