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Events

What happens when teens throw an event in a contemporary art museum? Or organize an exhibition? Come find out! Teens take over the museum to host a variety of events all year long. Join us on the dance floor at a teen night, discuss art in our gallery, create with artists, and more!
A performer stands on a dimly lit stage facing an audience. The audience is mainly in darkness, with multiple small lights like phone screens illuminating the seating area, creating a starry effect. The stage has a purple spotlight on the performer.

Past Events

A diverse group of people stands attentively in an art gallery. The focus is on a woman gesturing with her hands, wearing a patterned dress and large earrings. Paintings are visible on the walls in the background.
Sat, Apr 6, 2019, 4–6 PM

The Current

Join us for teen-led tours byTeen Arts Council of the exhibition Huma Bhabha: They Live. Look and talk about the questions, experiences, and issues that these works bring up for you. Then dive deeper with TAC into… more

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Teens talking at 2015 ICA Teen Convening workshop
Sat, May 5, 2018, 6–8 PM

The Current

Created, implemented, and hosted by ICA teens, the Current is an ongoing series of gatherings for youth dialogue and engagement around social issues through the arts. The spring installment will take its cue from Art in the… more

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Teen Convening 2015
Sat, May 20, 2017, 5–7 PM

The Current: Rekindling Hope + Reimagining Possible Futures

The Current is an ongoing series of teen-organized programs focused on the intersection of art and social change. Limited to 60 participants.  REKINDLING HOPE & REIMAGINING POSSIBLE FUTURES Panel Discussion + Making Workshop   Featuring: John Jennings… more

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Teen Convening 2015
Sun, Dec 4, 2016, 7–9 PM

The Current

Created, implemented, and hosted by ICA Teens, The Current is a new, ongoing series of gatherings for youth dialogue and engagement around social issues through the arts. In response to the ongoing events of trauma, violence, and… more

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