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A young woman in a face covering takes a cell phone photo of a wall of artworks by Ana Mendiata, Mona Hatoum, and others in the exhibition "Beyond Infinity: Contemporary Art after Kusama."

Director's Circle, ICA Members

Member Mornings

Sat, Nov 28, 10–11 AM

Sun, Nov 29, 10–11 AM

Sat, Dec 5, 10–11 AM

More Dates

Three children wearing colorful masks and standing in front of the art wall.

Free, ICA Kids

Free Admission for Families

Sat, Nov 28, 11 AM – 5 PM

Free

ICA Free Thursday Night

Thu, Dec 3, 5–9 PM

Thu, Dec 10, 5–9 PM

Thu, Dec 17, 5–9 PM

More Dates

A light-skinned young woman with curly blond hair and a red sweater hugs a dark-skinned child with high braided pigtails behind a window. Both look at the camera. Tree leaves are reflected in the glass, and on the left side.

Free, Talks, Tours + Workshops, Virtual events

The Artist’s Voice: Rania Matar

Thu, Dec 3, 6:30 PM

A middle-aged woman with long, wavy, gold-highlighted hair, copper-colored glasses, and a smile. A purple button-up shirt open at the neck frames a heavy silver ring on a dark string around her neck.

Director's Circle, Special Events, Talks, Tours + Workshops, Virtual events

The Artist’s Voice: Rania Matar – post-event Q+A with the Artist and Curator

Thu, Dec 3, 7 PM

The two members of Optic Bloom with stars on their faces in a blue colored photograph.

First Fridays, Free, Music, Virtual events

First Fridays: Home Alone

Fri, Dec 4, 7 PM

A sculpture of a woman stands with outstretched arms. She is nude from head to waist. The surface of the sculpture is rendered in varied dark tones, with mostly dark greens and browns, and is chipped and freckled in many places. She has no face. Her head is a round open bowl without eyes, nose, mouth, or ears. She wears a large, voluminous skirt. The skirt is made of dried raffia, which is a type of palm tree. She stands at life-size.

ICA Members, Special Events, Virtual events

Virtual Celebration
i’m yours: Encounters with Art in Our Times

Wed, Dec 9, 7 PM

Special Events, Virtual events

Talking Taste: Chef Susana Trilling

Tue, Dec 15, 6 PM