What’s New at the ICA

The view of Boston Harbor from inside Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art
Photo uploaded by MegElizabeth
Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art has been offering insights into cutting edge art, artists, and the creative process for 70 years. Now in its new state-of-the-art facility on the waterfront, the ICA continues offering a portal into multi-disciplinary arts with its innovative exhibition space, performing arts theater, media center, bookstore, and cafe. Here is an overview of the exciting exhibitions going on at the ICA, as well as upcoming events you won’t want to miss:
Design Life Now (through January 6, 2008): This large scale exhibition presents the best work of the past three years in architecture, design, film, graphics, fashion, science, and new technologies. On display are creations from more than 80 designers and firms.
Bourgeois in Boston (though March 2, 2008): Sculpture, paintings, prints, and drawings have been donated from museums and private collections to offer an array of the emotional and innovative work of one of the most influential living artists, Louise Bourgeois. The highly symbolic art is made from a wide variety of everyday materials and represent the body, family, sexuality, trauma and anxiety.
Momentum 9: Kader Attia (through March 2, 2008): This is the French-Algerian artist’s first solo exhibition in the US. His work evokes abstract themes, such as absence and emptiness through sculptures.
Glimpse a preview of more exhibitions here.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
The World as a Stage- February 2 to April 28, 2008
Momentum 10: Ranjani Shettar- March 19 to July 13, 2008
Street Level March 19 to July 13, 2008
Planning a trip to Boston? Read about attractions, tours, discounts, and more with the Go Boston Card.
Boston, the cradle of American independence, successfully manages to combine old world beauty with modern convenience. Its 19th century glory radiates through its grand architecture and its world-renowned academic and cultural institutions, whilst its cosmopolitan side can be seen in its stylish shopping, fine restaurants, and great hotels.