Wednesday, May 23
Museum 11 AMâ7 PM
Courtyard 11 AMâ7 PM
Cafe Closed
Museum 11 AMâ7 PM
Courtyard 11 AMâ7 PM
Cafe Closed
Admission is always free
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Last Saturday we celebrated our Benefit Brunch in honor of Henry Taylor @theicala - swipe for highlights and visit our Facebook page to view all the dayâs moments including tributes by longtime friend and artist, Mark Bradford and video by Glen Wilson. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped support the museumâs mission for #DTLA, #LosAngeles and beyond đ Special thanks to @eliaaboumrad + sponsors @lillet @lacolombecoffee @fortpointbeer đˇRyan Miller/Capture Imaging | #museumlife #icala
#tbt last September unwrapping our brand new signage, designed by #MarkBradford and fabricated by Norm Laich - an indispensable assistant to an array of world-renowned artists. ICA LA is excited to announce that the #LA-based artist and sign painter is the subject of our upcoming exhibition, âThis Brush for Hire: Norm Laich & Many Other Artistsâ organised by #MegCranston and #JohnBaldessari opening June 3 @theicala | #comingsoon #normlaich #icala
Ayanna UâDongo is a self-trained, experimental video artist who utilizes the medium to heal herself and others. Talking @theicala Open House earlier this month she said, âI found who I am through videoâ. Since discovering #videoart while working @videodatabank in Chicago in 1991, she began to explore #sexuality #gender and cultural #identity as a means to provoke and celebrate #diversity, #inclusion, #freedom and #sacrifice. Watch UâDongoâs 1993 video work, âEdgesâ (pictured) as part of âsisters and brothersâ in the Annex, presented in collaboration with @_dirtylooks_ | #sistersandbrothers #ayannaudongo #icala
âsisters and brothersâ presents a selection of early black queer video works from artists Jaguar Mary (Jocelyn Taylor), Cauleen Smith, and Ayanna UâDongo spanning 1993 to 2000. This was a critical time for video as a medium, marked by the ebb of magnetic tape cassette and the rise of multiple forms of digital recording. Feminism, sexuality and race contribute to the shifting social changes in the early 1990s that framed much of the art produced at the time by people of color, women and the LGBTQ community. This group exhibition is organised by guest curator Jackie Clay and presented in collaboration with @_dirtylooks_ - a bi-coastal platform for #queer time-based #art. âsisters and brothersâ occupies our Annex and is made possible by the ICA LAâs Curatorâs Council â the exhibition continues through June 17 @theicala | #sistersandbrothers #videoart #icala
Join us this Thurs evening for a panel discussion about Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and their role in increasin⌠https://t.co/g093HAnkPI
What is the relationship between art and democracy? Join @UCSanDiego Professor Grant Kester this Saturday @theicala⌠https://t.co/P4B0fD1epG
RT @Mas4LA: As @LACountyArts continues their #YestoADU series, head over to @theicala this Thursday to hear from our Co-Executive DirectorâŚ