Library
We are here to build community, both in-person and online.
The ICA Library provides a digital space where artists, writers, scholars and creative thinkers alike can share their artistic interests and highlights through readings, video and audio documentations. Through shared experiences and knowledge, this platform serves as a growing resource for those immersed or interested in expanding their understanding of the contemporary art world. We hope you can join us we build this extensive collection together!
Interested in sharing a piece for the ICA Library? Email haley@sjica.org for more info.
2024 ICA Annual Benefit and Art Auction
Thank you for attending our 43rd Annual Benefit and Art Auction! It was a beautiful night with many new and...
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ICA Fall 2024 Opening Reception
Last Saturday, the ICA proudly debuted three new fall shows: “Allegedly the Worst is Behind Us,” Without Them is Not...
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Meet the Artists of Allegedly the worst is behind us
Allegedly the worst is behind us features artists who examine the toll of intergenerational trauma and the laborious process of...
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P L A C E : Reckonings by Asian American Artists Opening Night
Pictured: Guests gather in the backend of the main gallery. Photo credits: Keith McCullom. "The show, co-curated by Montalvo’s Judy...
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Digital Love Letters
The Institute for Contemporary Art San Jose is honored to partner with Bay Area poet Venus Jones for the Digital...
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A Post about David Pace
David Pace, Route 66, 1989, photograph. Collection of Diane Jonte-Pace. Written by James G. Leventhal When I think of David Pace,...
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A Dose of Authenticity: A Conversation with Cynthia Gonzalez
Locals is a series concept by Tachiya Bryant and Miguel Ozuna that highlights local San Jose and Bay Area Creatives...
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Locals: Rayos Magos
Locals is a series concept by Tachiya Bryant and Miguel Ozuna that highlights local San Jose and Bay Area Creatives...
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Galleries That I Visited Last Weekend
Written by Haley Kerrigan Pictured: Amy Trachtenberg’s debut solo show at Catharine Clark Gallery, The Violet June Of Autumn During...
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Breaking the Cube: A Perspective on Women, Life, Freedom
Written by Tachiya Bryant “Cube is not geometric for me. A cube is religious. A cube is political.” -Pantea Karimi ...
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Artists and Incarceration: Jesse Krimes, Russell Craig, and Halim A. Flowers
On August 25th from, the San Jose ICA hosted a panel discussion about prisons in the United States with artists...
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