This Sunday, the museum joins our neighbors in downtown #LosAngeles for Open House on 7th Street👉swipe to explore local businesses and organizations for Open House on 7th Street between Santa Fe and Alameda in the DTLA Arts District on Sunday, March 17, 1-6pm in conjunction with Open House @theicala celebrating the opening of four Spring exhibitions with a special #arttalk with ICA LA artist #PattyChang, food, drinks + DJ in the courtyard kicking off at 3pm 👟👟💛 #openhouseon7th #dtla #icala

ICA LA artist Patty Chang continues her takeover for the museum during Women’s History Month. On #InternationalWomensDay Chang celebrates artist and Professor Emeritus @ucirvine, Yong Soon Min - “Yong Soon Min is a pioneering 1.5 generation Korean American artist. Her work deals with #identity #migration, transnationalism and women’s rights. She was part of the early movement in the 80s and 90s exploring these important issues” | #5WomenArtists #yongsoonmin #pattychang #icala

‘Maybe some of us will change this’: a hopeful phrase turned into an ambitious translation, transcending conventional language. Artists David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin @brognonrollin present a new exhibition in the Annex @theicala later this month. During their residency @flax_la and Metropolitan Continuation High School @metropolitanhighlausd in downtown #LosAngeles, the artist duo were inspired by the phrase ‘maybe some of us will change this’ from a student essay about justice that reflected a desire to address current tensions around #migration, the #borderwall and intolerance. How could such a message travel across a border or defy a wall? Find out how on our Instagram in the run up to the opening of ‘Maybe some of us will change this’ on Sunday, March 17 | #comingsoon #brognonrollin #icala

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Spring programming with #LosAngeles-based artist, Patty Chang. ‘The Wandering Lake, 2009–2017’ presents a groundbreaking project that combines Chang’s work across varying platforms. The exhibition will explore issues the artist observes in contemporary society - placing her own body in intense situations in responsive #performance and #film. Organized by the Queens Museum, New York, ‘The Wandering Lake, 2009–2017’ will allow visitors @theicala to navigate through a multimedia installation that integrates video projection, photography, sculpture, publication, and performance as one expansive body of work - opening March 17 | #comingsoon #pattychang #icala

Celebrate the opening of our Spring exhibitions at Open House @theicala on Sunday, March 17 at 3pm. Join us for a conversation between artist #PattyChang and Hitomi Iwasaki @iwasakiwasaki, Director of Exhibitions and Curator @queensmuseum, moderated by ICA LA Curator @jamillahjames to mark the opening of Chang’s groundbreaking project, ‘The Wandering Lake, 2009-2017’. Refreshments in the courtyard will follow the talk + discover ‘Maybe some of us will change this’ by artists David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin @brognonrollin in the Annex and experimental retail store @days.la presents ICA DAYS in the museum shop with the launch of special collaborations and programming that aim to enrich our #social #cultural and #spiritual lives | #comingsoon #pattychang #brognonrollin #citiesofdays #icala

Can you name 5 women artists? This March we join the global network of museums + cultural organisations marking Women’s History Month @womeninthearts. #LosAngeles-based artist Patty Chang will introduce #5WomenArtists for the museum alongside her exhibition, ‘The Wandering Lake, 2009–2017’ opening March 17 @theicala. Chang’s first subject is American feminist artist Eleanor Antin: “‘CARVING: A Traditional Sculpture’ originally made in 1972 by Antin (pictured), was a seminal piece that documented dieting in order to lose weight over 37 days. It mirrors the Greek tradition of carving a human body from a block of stone until the perfect form emerged. Antin recreated the piece 45 years later, extending the performance to 100 days, bringing to mind depictions of the female #body, #visibility of the ageing female body, self-portraiture and vulnerability” | #elanorantin #pattychang #icala