The ICA is open. People who are 18 and under are always free. Timed tickets are required. To get tickets with no service fee, visit the admissions desk in person. (You can get tickets online, but a $4 service fee will be applied.) Learn more about visiting during Covid-19.
Teen Programs and events will continue to take place online.Join us virtually.
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While the ICA is temporarily closed, stay creative and connected with us. Watch this video by artist Rachel Perry where she lip-syncs to voicemail messages left in error. Create your own video that expresses...
While the ICA is temporarily closed, stay creative and connected with us. Find a collaborator. Write a short film with two characters. Following social distancing guidelines, shoot your character’s scenes and...
While the ICA is temporarily closed, stay creative and connected with us. Watch this video of us with artist Nari Ward installing his work We the People (made of hundreds of shoelaces). Find some shoelaces...
While the ICA is temporarily closed, stay creative and connected with us. Grab a camera or camera phone. Set the self-timer button for 10 seconds (grab a helper if yours doesn’t have one). Run away from the...
On December 17th, the ICA’s Special Focus digital photography class traveled to Harvard, to prepare their photographs for exhibition in the Monroe C. Gutman Library . Led by teaching artist Marlon Orozco,...
On November 21st, the Fast Forward beginner film-making class traveled to East Boston to present their audio projects, Sounds of Home , to play on Zumix Radio 94.9 FM!
