ICA Miami’s online learning courses helps students and young learners of all skill-levels build connections between core curricula and the museum’s exhibitions, artists, and collection.
In this project, will gain an understanding of contemporary and historic race relations and explore different experiences of race and racism through the use of video and reading stories. At the end of the project, students will reflect on the importance of alternative narratives.
Using artist Vivian Caccuri's installation Mosquito Shrine II from ICA Miami's collection as a starting point, Teaching Assistant Alyssa Panganiban guides students through the process of exploring narrative using symbolism to express an idea, a theme, event, or emotion.
Using artist Janiva Ellis's painting Prescribed Ambush from ICA Miami's collection as a starting point, Teaching Assistant Jessica Helsinger guides students through the process of exploring media through cartoons and animations.
Explore the system of patterns and textures in artist Allan McCollum's "Constructed Paintings" and create your own artwork.
Learn how West African artist Odili Donald Odita uses symbolism to reflect on identity, culture, and place, and make your own artwork inspired by the artist.
