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The ICA + A.R.T. Present Diana Oh: The Artist in Their Element

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Screening today: 🎥 the documentary #McQueen, a personal look at the extraordinary life, career, and artistry of @AlexanderMcQueen. Told through exclusive interviews with his closest friends and family, recovered archives, exquisite visuals, and music, McQueen is an authentic celebration and thrilling portrait of an inspired yet tortured fashion visionary. Directed by Ian Bonhôte and co-directed/written by Peter Ettedgui. This film starts at 1 PM and is free with museum admission. — #icaboston #contemporaryart #bosart #icafilm #fashiondesigner #fashion #bostonfashion #seaportboston #waterfront

Artist #HumaBhabha's large-scale works on paper use eclectic collage elements including animals from wildlife calendars—and cutouts of #marijuana buds from @hightimesmagazine. The artist combines vivid coloration and jagged lines to point to the possibility of altered states. Happy #420! #legalinmystate #legalinmass #icaboston #contemporaryart #bosart #seaportboston #waterfront #hightimes #whoishuma #sciencefiction #scifi #horrormovies — Huma Bhabha, Untitled, 2016-17, Ink, collage, acrylic paint, and oil stick on color photograph. Installation view, Institute of Contemporary Art, 2019. Photo by Natasha Moustache @iammoustache © Huma Bhabha

Witness and partake in this unique performance by artist #DianaOh, one of @refinery29’s Top #LGBTQ Influencers. Join us in the ICA lobby at 1 pm on April 20 for a FREE, public presentation of 'The Artist in Their Element' — co-presented with the @americanrep. RSVP recommended!☝️Link in bio. Photo by 📸: @haleyvaracallophotography #LearnMore: Oh (she/they) and a group of “Queer and Trans Identified Powerhouse Influencers of Color,” at the invitation of the artist, will strike a pose for a portrait painting that celebrates queer magic and QTPOC love. They’ll each showcase their own personal fashion aesthetic in a staged tableau at the ICA. A commissioned artist @leenacho_art will paint their portrait in tableau, and you are invited to observe, muse, sketch, or take in the beauty and applaud! Drawing materials provided; participants also welcome to bring personal sketchbooks and pencils. The event is the third installment in Diana Oh's Clairvoyance series. — Regram 📸: @americanrep @ohyeahdiana #ICABoston #contemporaryart #performance #performingarts #bosart #bostonseaport #waterfront

Detail of #TaraDonovan's 'Nebulous' made from @Scotch tape, #NowOnView. “Like fog, it becomes so soft. It looks like it grew out of the floor,' says Donovan, who transforms large quantities of ordinary, mass-produced items into sculptures and installations. The uneven shape of 'Nebulous' recalls a blown-up view of microscopic mold, or perhaps a scaled-down model of the Milky Way. The title hints at this uncertain perceptual experience created with “invisible” and “magic” tape, which the artist loops into an irregular airy weave. View the work in its entirety at the ICA. — Regram 📸: @artifexpress | Tara Donovan, Nebulous (detail), 2008. Cellulose adhesive tape, 3 1/2 x 144 x 144 inches (8.9 x 365.8 x 365.8 cm) (variable). Acquired through the generosity of the Board of Trustees, in honor of Jill Medvedow's 10th anniversary as ICA Director, 2008. Courtesy Pace Gallery. © Tara Donovan