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Teens, educators, artists, and more convened to exchange and debate ideas about the intersection between teen arts education and social justice. A publication about the 2019 Teen Convening/National will be available for download in late 2020. 2019 Partner Organizations… more
This installation of photographs created by teens from the ICA’s digital photography programs highlights their perspectives on East Boston—home for many of them. This initiative was an opportunity to highlight their daily observations and discover new neighborhood… more
Since 2016, artist Evelyn Rydz has invited more than 250 women to partake in shared communal meals through her community engagement project Comida Casera, Spanish for “homemade food” or “food from home.” Participants share a meal and… more
East Boston residents and all members are invited to see the ICA Watershed—featuring John Akomfrah: Purple—before it opens to the public for its second season. The ICA Watershed, opened in the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina in summer… more
Please note: this event takes place at the ICA Watershed Join Marlon Orozco, ICA teaching artist, and Betsy Gibbons, Director of Teen Programs, as they discuss the process of working on the ICA Teen photography exhibition A… more
—This event has been canceled— “Once you become aware of the implications of climate change for future generations, it is almost as if you have to respond. But I’m not a scientist…I’m an artist. I’m interested in… more
Join us for performances and exhibitions of work by ICA teens. This evening will include performances, a photography exhibition, a film screening, and more. Lead support for Teen Programs provided by Wagner Foundation. Support for Teen… more
Beginning in the 1960s, artist Lynda Benglis launched her career making art that pushed against the “muscle-flexing poses and macho manners of her male peers” (The Guardian). From her ‘pours’ which resemble Jackson Pollock-like drip paintings re-presented… more
Kevin Beasley’s new exhibition at the ICA demonstrates the artist’s incredible ease in working with a wide range of unexpected materials—sound, clothing, and more—to create immersive and imaginative visual and acoustic experiences. In this public program, Beasley will… more
Artists Wangechi Mutu and Okwui Okpokwasili each uncover narratives on collective actions and struggles in projects on view at the ICA this season. Okpokwasili’s multidisciplinary performance Poor People’s TV Room explores resistance movements boldly set forth by… more