Agustín Fernández: Armaduras
“Agustín Fernández: Armaduras” will focus on a series of paintings the artist produced in the early 1970s alongside related drawings and collages. →
Art + Programs
Louise Nevelson
Based on Untitled (1976–78), an important work in ICA Miami’s permanent collection, this presentation features a selection of Nevelson’s assemblages from the 1970s. →
Wong Ping
ICA Miami presents The Modern Way to Shower (2019), a newly commissioned video by animator and installation artist Wong Ping (b. 1984, Hong Kong). →
Odili Donald Odita
Activating ICA Miami’s central stairwell with a geometric composition, Odili Donald Odita’s forty-five-foot-tall wall painting explores abstraction and its connections to music, dance, and identity. →
Channel
Trisha Brown: In Plain Site
ICA Miami proudly presents a selection of seminal work from choreographer Trisha Brown, a founding figure of the American modern dance, including “Line Up” (1976), “Watermotor” (1978), “Spanish Dance” (1973), and “Geometry of Silence” (2002). →
ICA Performs: Paul Maheke, The Distance is Nowhere
Combining sound, text, and movement, The Distance is Nowhere explores transitional spaces, using water as a metaphor for the pathways among the body, information and knowledge, and sociopolitical and historical concerns. →
ICA Channel: Judy Chicago, A Purple Poem for Miami, 2019
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ICA Performs: Jérôme Bel Tickets
Featuring a cast of local professionals and amateurs of diverse backgrounds and skill levels, Company, Company by Jérôme Bel imagines choreography as a “flexible framework,”… →
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Community
ICA Miami believes contemporary art can help develop critical thinking skills and offers advanced educational programming for diverse audiences. →