Our exhibitions access crucial developments in the field of contemporary art, and are now conceived to involve presenters and viewers more, and to be as affordable as possible. We promote more collaboration with host institutions, encourage them to modify exhibitions, and work with a range of contemporary art curators to create new flexible projects.
The Curator’s Perspective is an itinerant public discussion series taking place in a variety of venues throughout New York, featuring an international curator who distills current happenings in contemporary art, including the artists they are excited by, exhibitions that have made them think, and their views on recent developments in the art world.
Through ICI on the Move, ICI is expanding its public programming reach nationally, working with venues that host our traveling exhibitions, developing visiting curator tours, and organizing public discussions at art fairs to bring emerging and established practitioners together to exchange ideas and share their experiences.
The Curatorial Intensive is ICI’s short-term, low-cost training program that offers talented emerging curators the chance to develop their exhibition ideas and, make connections to professionals in the field. It provides the opportunity for peer-group education, forging new networks between aspiring curators internationally.
ICI’s annual New York Studio Events series not only grants you intimate access to your favorite artists year round, but also helps ICI respond to the rapidly developing art world of today, ensuring that we connect you with momentous practitioners at the exact time they are presenting significant works.
The Artist Video Profiles are a set of fourteen short films depicting contemporary artists discussing their creative methods and techniques in their private work settings. Created in partnership with Talking Point Films, LLC, the Artist Video Profiles were filmed in artists’ studios during the Fall of 2007 and the Spring of 2008.
DISPATCH is ICI’s new bi-monthly online journal that features a different curator’s points of view on current developments in art. Practitioners based in different cities around the world are invited to use DISPATCH as their virtual base, building their research over time through text, image, and video.
Since 1990, ICI has commissioned artists to produce limited edition works to raise funds for its innovative programs and publications. Currently available limited editions include works by John Baldessari, Joseph Kosuth, Dana Schutz, Laurie Simmons and Alec Soth.
ICI is dedicated to producing high-quality and affordable publications to accompany its traveling exhibitions. Visit our store to browse ICI’s roster of over 70 publications.
In addition to gaining insider access to contemporary art, ICI members directly contribute to the production of our traveling exhibitions and training opportunities. In the past, members’ involvement has allowed artists and curators to explore new ideas and to present compelling contemporary art to diverse audiences. Today, joining ICI means helping us stay dynamic for the next 35 years!
The Curator’s Network is a new professional membership group developed to bring together curators who want to share their work and exchange information with other professionals in the field through a wide range of online resources. The fully tax-deductible annual subscription is $100.
A comprehensive list of the curators ICI has worked with to produce innovative traveling exhibitions since 1975.
A partial list of the artists whose work ICI has exhibited since 1975.
The following institutions have presented one or more ICI exhibitions.
Welcome to the Press Room, where you can view and download press kits, releases, and images for current and upcoming ICI exhibitions, as well as read recent press coverage of ICI programs.
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October 1, 2008
With a specific interest in the tension between attraction and repulsion, Lyle Ashton Harris speaks about his use of photography, performance art, and collage. By blurring the lines of social stereotypes, Harris continually engages his audience in an open discussion on subjects such as race and sexuality.
Harris’ artwork is featured in the ICI exhibition Mixed Signals: Artists Consider Masculinity in Sports.
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