Institute of Contemporary Art Miami ICA Miami

In 2020, ICA Miami acquired the work Zipper (2019) from artist Reginald O'Neal. The video is a fragmentary document that leads to the artist and his work.

Renowned for his iconic glass installations, artist Larry Bell reveals the inspirations and processes behind recent experiments with collage while touring ICA Miami around his studios in Taos, NM, and Venice, CA.

ICA Miami welcomes art history scholar Heather Diack, author of Documents of Doubt: The Photographic Conditions of Conceptual Art (University of Minnesota Press, 2020), and artist Mel Bochner, who was profiled in the publication, for a conversation moderated by Gean Moreno, Director of the Knight Foundation Art + Research Center.

Using conversations and archival materials as a point of departure, Dr. Jafari Sinclaire Allen will discuss the historical impact of filmmaker Marlon Riggs and artist Lyle Ashton Harris.

Known for their live performances that blur the line between music and performance art, Donzii has amassed a cult following due in part to the group's skilled musicianship and unique sound recalling the early-1980s New York underground.

Dr. Eddie Chambers will explore new ways of understanding the work of Black British artists despite efforts to erase their contributions to art history. 

ICA Miami’s Portfolio Prep for Academic Art Programs offer students in both middle and high schools a virtual summer experience where participants will engage with museum educators and artists to develop their portfolios.

Author Ashon T. Crawley will examine various examples of audio, visual, and performance-based art to better understand how blackqueer spiritual practices depend on the artist saying 'yes.'

Dalton Gata explores personal experiences, queer and popular culture, and psychological and mythical symbols in his first museum exhibition.

ICA Miami is proud to award the second annual Ezratti Family Prize for Sculpture to artist Robert Grosvenor, whose complex and allusive sculptures engage their respective sites in unexpected ways, provoking profound aesthetic experiences.