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Giving back should be an enjoyable experience. At ICA LA, we look to engage supporters in ways that go beyond a monetary transaction—to create opportunities for exploring contemporary art and collective learning. Whether you join a council or make a donation, ICA LA is committed to making the impact of your support not only felt, but celebrated.
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An ICA for LA
Capital Campaign

In 2016, ICA LA embarked on a $5 million campaign to build a new home in the burgeoning downtown LA Arts District. One year later, ICA LA opened its doors at 1717 East 7th Street to support art that challenges the way we see and experience the world.

ICA LA’s founding patrons have brought the museum to life and made significant contributions to its longevity.

  • Geoffrey Anenberg
  • Vera Campbell
  • Laura Donnelley
  • Honor Fraser
  • Gudrun Gotschke and Yuval Bar-Zemer
  • Adam Gunther
  • Kristen Hopfenbeck and Cary Jones
  • Bruce Karatz
  • Randi Malkin Steinberger and Harlan Steinberger
  • Marla and Jeffrey Michaels
  • Abby Sher
  • Michael Silver
  • Manfred Simchowitz
  • Helen Thorpe
Artists for an ICA LA

ICA LA’s thirty-year history as the Santa Monica Museum of Art has played a singular role on the global stage. Championing the museum’s distinguished exhibition record, a number of important artists have donated their work in support of the museum’s new building and inaugural programming.

  • John Baldessari
  • Larry Bell
  • Billy Al Bengston
  • Charles Gaines
  • Roger Herman
  • Barbara Kruger
  • Simone Leigh
  • Liza Lou
  • Kim McCarty
  • Rodney McMillian
  • Rebecca Morris
  • Joyce Pensato
  • Raymond Pettibon
  • Sterling Ruby
  • Allen Ruppersberg
  • Ed Ruscha
  • Henry Taylor
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ICA LA Gala Bruncheon

May 20, 2017

In May 2017, ICA LA held its inaugural Gala Bruncheon honoring acclaimed artist Carrie Mae Weems for her extraordinary accomplishments, including her dual commitment to contemporary art and social justice, which echo the museum’s mission and values.

The event also previewed the museum’s not-yet-opened exhibition space in downtown Los Angeles and toasted our founding patrons and artists. The bruncheon program included a welcome by ICA LA Executive Director, Elsa Longhauser. Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art, New York, will introduce Carrie Mae Weems. A video tribute created by artist Nikita Gale accompanied the presentation.

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ICA LA honoree Carrie Mae Weems
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Guests viewing Nikita Gale’s video tribute.