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ICA corporate partners are Boston-area companies and organizations that take the lead in supporting the ICA’s mission and programs, bringing contemporary art and artists to Boston audiences (more than 200,000 visitors annually) and providing innovative and experiential… more
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(Boston, MA—JULY 10 2024) The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (ICA) announced the promotions of two curators, Jeffrey De Blois and Tessa Bachi Haas. De Blois, who first joined the ICA in 2015, assumes the position of Mannion… more
DJ Frank White | 5:30–9:30 PMPutnam Investments Plaza, Outside Collage your Ultimate Summer | 5:30–9 PMBank of America Art Lab, 1st Floor White Hot Photo Booth | 5:30–9:30 PMBarbara Lee Family Foundation Theater, Second Floor ICA Store… more
Join fellow Director’s Circle members for a private, after hours tour of Charles Atlas: About Time and gallery conversation with Jeffrey De Blois, Mannion Family Curator. Please contact dcevents@icaboston.org to RSVP. For Director’s Circle members +
Discover our feature exhibition Firelei Báez in this interactive tour led by one of the ICA’s expert guides. This +1 member exclusive tour invites youth members aged 12 and under along with 1 accompanying guest to discover… more
The ICA is free for all visitors every Thursday from 5 to 9 PM. Tickets for Free Thursday Nights will be available at icaboston.org/tickets at 10 AM on that Thursday morning. Check-in for Free Thursday Nights begins at 5PM.… more
Download print-friendly PDF This activity is adaptable for beginners to experts, ideally ages 8 and up. Please note that this project involves using scissors to cut cardboard and/or paper. Great for individuals, groups, and families to work… more
Download print-friendly PDF Great for individuals, groups, and families of all ages to work on together at home! The average museum visitor spends less than twenty seconds looking at any given work of art. Now in its tenth… more
Roe Ethridge’s work interrogates the relationship between commercial and fine art photography to reveal a shared language. He is celebrated for subtly manipulating banal subjects—from rotting oranges to suburban families—to heighten their intrinsic drama. Untitled is part… more