Serve your A-game with these hand built, dual metal bracelets by @_formina_ in our museum shop by @days.la. Find over 60 artists and designers in-store for contemporary #fashion #design #homeware + #beauty gifts. ICA Days also presents a series of public programs this season with @ziziabotanicals (May 25), @womenscenterforcreativework (June 14) and a #pingpong parlour. Shop and play during museum hours, Wed-Fri, 11am-7pm and Sat-Sun, 11am-6pm 🏓💛 #icadays #icala

Artist #MarkBradford and hosts from the #LosAngeles #art community will honor artist Betye Saar at our 2019 Benefit Brunch on Saturday, June 1. Bradford paid tribute to Henry Taylor at our 2018 Benefit Brunch @theicala (pictured) - he is profiled in the latest episode of @60minutes now available to view on @cbstv. To reserve tables and tickets contact brunch@theicala.org or visit theicala.org/benefit-brunch-2019 - link in bio | #betyesaar #icala

“When I started using a computer, I initially thought about it as a surrogate darkroom… it took me some years to really understand that it’s a tool in its own terms” - Lucas Blalock describes his practice using both traditional and digital techniques to create uncanny and surreal images of ordinary things. ‘An Enormous Oar’ @theicala is the Brooklyn-based artist’s first solo museum exhibition and presents over twenty works produced in the last five years that focus on #stilllife, domestic scenes and portraits. Discover Blalock’s use of #photoshop, #photography as #sculpture as well as several nods to #LosAngeles artists in ‘An Enormous Oar’ on view through July 21 - admission FREE | #lucasblalock #icala

Inside ‘An Enormous Oar’ by Brooklyn-based photographer #LucasBlalock. Take an interactive virtual tour of the exhibition in our main gallery now on our Story or at theicala.org/visit 👈👀 #lucasblalock #icala

‘Lucas Blalock: An Enormous Oar’ curated by #JamillahJames continues through July 21 @theicala. Visit the exhibition Wed-Fri, 11am-7pm + Sat-Sun, 11am-6pm | #lucasblalock #icala

“Following along the longest aqueduct in the world built in China, I peed every time I came upon it” - recounts Patty Chang as she travelled towards Denzhou from Xianghua. The artist stored the plastic water bottles after filling them and marked them with the corresponding time and place - enroute her driver asked if the bottles were filled with ice tea. The South-to-North Water Diversion Project was relocating farmers to make way for the aqueduct as well as imminent industrialisation. Chang later redesigned the plastic water bottles into urinary devices and had the designs hand-blown in borosilicate glass. 32 glass bottles are on show in ‘The Wandering Lake, 2009-2017’ @theicala. Visit the museum Wed-Fri, 11am-7pm + Sat-Sun, 11am-6pm in downtown #LosAngeles - admission is always FREE | #pattychang #icala

Over 25 artists and art-spaces will open up their practice to 1717 collective members on Monday, May 13 at 7pm at the landmark Bendix Building in #DTLA. Experience a live performance by @heididuckler’s troupe on the rooftop of the #BendixBuilding, @artlifepractice workshop + hosted bar by our sponsors @abkbeer @banderotequila @bogartspirits. Not already a 1717 member? Tickets include automatic 1717 membership👉see Highlights for full details📍 #1717collective #icala