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At the ICA, ‘A Place For Me’ breathes new life into an old art form

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Portrait of a Moment: “A Place for Me” at the ICA

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Simone Leigh, in the World

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A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham brings distinctive dance aesthetic to the ICA

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Claiming their space through dance

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A closed in and profile angle of performer Okwui Okpokwasili, a dark skinned woman wearing black and a headscarf, with her arms stretched wide and looking upward.

Sitting on a Man’s Head with Okwui Okpokwasili

Feb 26, 2021By John Andress, Bill T. Jones Director/Curator of Performing Art
Five dancers seem to fly several feet off a colorful stage floor while two cinderblocks suspended on wires swing among them.

Extreme Action: Presenting Elizabeth Streb at the ICA

Feb 4, 2021By Maggie Moore, Director of Theater Operations
Inside an industrial studio, an elderly white woman looks up as she holds onto spider legs-like pipes from a metal sculpture.

Working with Louise Bourgeois

Jan 27, 2021By Jill Medvedow, Ellen Matilda Poss Director
A sculpture by Simone Leigh of a female figure.

Simone Leigh to Represent U.S. in Venice Biennale in ICA Commission

Oct 14, 2020
Lowercase letters in blue, with a red drop shadow, that reads "areacode"

Staff Recommendation: AREA CODE Art Fair

Aug 3, 2020By Ruth Erickson
Logo for "Art at a Time Like This"

ICA Staff Recommends

May 29, 2020

Moving hands-on online: Q+A with Jessie Magyar

May 13, 2020

ICA Boston’s Watershed to Reopen in May with Massive ‘Underwater’ Installation by Firelai Báez

Oct 10, 2019By The Art Newspaper

ICA/Boston Honors CFA’s Josephine Halvorson

Oct 7, 2019By BU Today
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, in a black top and blue jeans, leans against a gray wall.

“The Greatest Step of Them All”: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker on Passing Fase on to the Next Generation

Aug 13, 2019
Abbott Miller portrait

Designer Abbott Miller on the ICA’s New Visual Identity

Jul 27, 2018
Installation View, Art in the Age of the Internet, 1989 to Today,

Things to Do in Boston This Weekend

Mar 16, 2018
Graphic reading Art + Tech a City Collaboration and listing about a dozen Boston art organizations

14 Boston-Area Arts Organizations Partner Around Art + Tech

Dec 6, 2017
Eva Respini

On the Internet: A Q+A With Eva Respini

Nov 17, 2017

ICA Watershed to Open with Diana Thater Artwork

Nov 13, 2017
Portrait of Nan Tull, Boston artist

Member Profile: Nan Tull

Nov 10, 2017
Barbara Krakow and Andrew Witkin pose in their gallery Krakow Witkin Gallery

A New Direction, An Incomparable Past

Sep 19, 2017By Jill Medvedow, Ellen Matilda Poss Director
Artist Mark Dion

Q+A with Mark Dion

Sep 1, 2017
Anthony Febo as a teenager

All Grown Up

Aug 24, 2017
The Institute of Memory (TIMEe)

A Search for a Father, Cold War Operative, Enigma

Aug 17, 2017

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