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Local artists and creative leaders reflect on the Caribbean’s history and impact on the city of Boston in this one-night discussion co-hosted with ICA Artist Advisor and former Poet Laureate for the City of Boston, Danielle Legros… more
Join friends and supporters of the ICA to celebrate the opening of Firelei Báez. Enjoy a special look at the exhibitions and complimentary refreshments at this exciting evening event! RSVP to icaopening@icaboston.org. Not a member? Join now… more
Join fellow Director’s Circle members for a private, after hours tour of Firelei Báez and gallery conversation with Tessa Bachi Haas, Curatorial Assistant. Please contact dcevents@icaboston.org to RSVP. For Director’s Circle members +
Yu-Wen Wu is a Boston-based, Taiwanese-American artist whose work examines issues of displacement, arrival, and assimilation. At the crossroads of art, science, politics, and social issues, her practice includes drawing, sculpture, site-specific video installations, community engaged practices,… more
Join us for an in-depth look at the work of Firelei Báez. These member-exclusive, curator-led tours will take you beyond the wall text and provide expert insight and context for this immersive survey exhibition.
One of the most exciting painters of her generation, Firelei Báez makes work that explores the multilayered legacy of colonial histories and the African diaspora in the Caribbean and beyond. Her exuberant paintings feature finely wrought, complex,… more
Exhibition debuts works on view for the first time including a newly commissioned floor to-ceiling mural overlooking Boston Harbor. (Boston, MA—FEB. 8, 2024) In April 2024, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (ICA) presents Firelei Báez, the first North American… more
Nonmember tickets have sold out but free member tickets are still available. Join now! Dive into an underwater extravaganza featuring art, drinks, music, and dancing with oceanside views. Step onto the seafloor in Firelei Báez’s brand new… more
Rania Matar grapples with issues of personal and collective identity in her work. Born in Lebanon, Matar has lived in the United States since 1984. Drawing on her cultural background, cross-cultural experiences, and personal narrative, she has… more