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Join us on Sunday, January 29 at ICA Miami for a FREE, 1-hour workshop that will engage families in art making. Inspired by Michel Majerus’s works that portray his passion for youth culture and incorporate elements from comic strips, cartoons, and video games, Paola Katherine Rodriguez will be encouraging participants to find play and embody their inner child in her movement class.

ICA Miami welcomes Joy Harjo, the first Native American Poet Laureate to the Art + Research Center for a new lecture, “Dreaming in Color: Mvskoke Family Artists post Trail of Tears to the Youngest Wave.” Through examples from artists in her family, Joy Harjo will investigate the powerful weave of the story field, and discover how art sustains and grows culture and connection.

ICA Miami welcomes Mara Hoberman, an independent curator, art writer, and editor based in Paris, for a presentation on the exhibition “Michel Majerus: Progressive Aesthetics.”

"I'm showing humanity, and the hope in humanity. The growth through struggle," says Los Angeles-based artist Daniel Gibson as he takes ICA Miami through the California desert to the US-Mexico border. This video, like Gibson's work, reflects on the perils of migration, and the humanity of representation.

“I’m trying to create a world that doesn’t exist.” Says Los Angeles-based artist Emma Webster on her recent work using Virtual Reality and 3D technology to paint otherworldly landscapes.

Did you ever wonder how sound shapes collective experiences from music and dance to protest and practices like listening? ICA Miami's "Tomorrow is the Problem," explores the critical underpinnings of familiar concepts from everyday life often taken for granted. Hosted by Assistant Curator Donna Honarpisheh, PhD, the four information-packed episodes in season two focus on sound as art, music, protest, and violence.