Manuel Solano, Masculina, 2018
ICA Miami presents the online premiere of a new video work by Mexico City-based artist Manuel Solano. →
Artist Stories
The Unseen Labor of Allan McCollum’s Regional Projects
Focusing on the artist’s series of “regional projects” created since the 1990s, Assistant Visitor Services Manager Sandra Vanegas reveals the "unseen labor" in works by Allan McCollum. →
The Collections of Allan McCollum
Assistant Visitor Services Manager Sandra Vanegas discusses American artist and sculptor Allan McCollum's fascination with mass-production, uniqueness, and value. →
Manuel Solano: Becoming Masculina
Mexico City-based artist Manuel Solano explores how language articulates the complexity of gender, and how masculinity, identity, and fashion form the foundation for a new video work, Masculina (2018), produced with support from ICA Miami. →
Talks + Lectures
Eileen Myles: Selected poetry, Shannon Ebner "Passing A"
“It’s weird when you’re moved by your own work.” Iconic poet Eileen Myles shares anecdotes from her life and reads selected poems, including a new poem titled “Passing A” on the occasion of artist Shannon Ebner’s exhibition “A Public… →
Germane Barnes: "The Agency of Architecture"
Urban designer Germane Barnes explores the role of the architect and architecture in today’s intersectional environment and asks: "Can the architect be held responsible for non-inclusive spaces?"… →
Simon Denny: "Technology and the Disruption of Governance"
As part of the Art + Research Center’s pilot semester, “New Social Abstractions,” artist Simon Denny delivers a public lecture on technology and governance at ICA Miami. →
Performances
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 Performs: Judy Chicago, A Purple Poem for Miami, 2019
Pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago presents a new site-specific performance in the Miami Design District. Judy Chicago (b. 1939, Chicago) is an artist, author, feminist, educator, and intellectual whose career spans… →
Explore The Collection
ICA Miami’s permanent collection articulates cornerstone moments in the careers of some of the most significant artists of our time. →
Allan McCollum: Works Since 1969
ICA Miami presents the first US museum retrospective for American artist Allan McCollum, surveying the artist's output over more than five decades. →