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Art News:
ICA: Institute of Contemporary Art
COMING UP NEXT WEEK
ICA IS FREE FOR EVERYONE!
Free admission to the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania for the public is
sponsored by the Amanda (C95) and Glenn (W87/WG88) Fuhrman Fund.
ICA SALON FOLK / SUBCULTURE
with Alex Baker, Matthew Higgs, and William E. Jones
Wednesday, November 28, 6:30pm
Participate in the ICA Salon! We have invited a stellar group of artists, critics, and curators to convene every
other week to speak frankly about their recent projects and to engage in dialogue with the audience. Inspired by Jeremy Deller: Joy in People, these informal, wide-ranging conversations use broad themes from the exhibition
as a catalyst to explore what is at stake in contemporary artistic practice.
How are folk art practices different from subcultural formations and in what ways do they overlap? Our final
Salon will consider these questions by looking at class identification, subcultures affiliations, and the use
of the vernacular in contemporary art. Participants include Alex Baker, Matthew Higgs, and William E. Jones.
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MIRANDA // THE ICA BLOG
Get ready for ICA's final fall Salon by letting Miranda conjure the first one, at which Terry Adkins,
Homay King, and Sharon Lockhart talked about recent Staging / Restaging projects and invoked the ghosts
of John Brown, Noa Eshkol, Rock Hudson, and others.
In the way that autumn, redolent of falling leaves and new notebooks, is always the same autumn,
so the first Salon is always the same first Salon...
// Read more...
To regularly conjure the ghost of Miranda, email
miranda@icaphila.org.
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DAY WITH(OUT) ART / WORLD AIDS DAY
December 1, 2012
ICA observes the 23rd Day With(out) Art, taking place on World AIDS Day, December 1, 2012,
as a way of addressing the history of AIDS cultural activism and direct action in the context of the present crisis.
RIBBON BEE @ ICA
11:30am-1:30pm
Come together with members of Philadelphia HIV/AIDS and LGBQT activist communities and the undergraduate
student body at Penn to make red ribbons and discuss the histories and current struggles of HIV/AIDS
activism. Speakers include artists and activists Joy Episalla and Carrie Yamaoka, Penn student Rosa Escandon, Keisha Duncan from Bebashi, and members of GALAEI. La Colombe coffee and snacks will be served. Ribbons provided by Visual AIDS.
(118 South 36th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104)
FILM SCREENINGS @ International House
2pm-4:30pm
- KIYOSHI KUROMIYA
A Queer Left and AIDS Activist Inspiration
(Dir. Che Gossett, 2012, video, 12 min.)
- UNITED IN ANGER
A History of ACT UP
(Dir. Jim Hubbard, 2012, video, 96 min.)
Screenings will be introduced by ICA Director Amy Sadao and followed by a roundtable discussion with artists
and activists Joy Episalla and Carrie Yamaoka.
(3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104)
Image: Courtesy of fierce pussy
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EXCURSUS COFFEE & CONVERSATION
Sunday, December 2 @ 2pm
Enjoy a cup of complimentary La Colombe coffee and join PennDesign MFA student Jacob Rivkin for an intimate conversation
about artists and their parents, prompted by the ICA exhibition Jeremy Deller: Joy in People, currently on view.
All Excursus events take place on ICA's Mezzanine. |
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