For the first Miller ICA Salon, conversation will generate and evolve out of the current exhibition, "Paradox: The Body in Age of AI."
Experience a transformative performance of experimental sound, movement, wearable sculpture, drag, and more.
Liza Goncharova's (BHA '20) work is nestled in the intersection of ecology, spirituality, and language.
Addie Wagenknecht is an experimental artist who works in the fields of emerging media, feminist theory, open-source tools, pop culture, and hacktivism.
"Happy House," a new exhibition by Talya Petrillo MFA '20, prods a sugar-coated reaction to the physically and emotionally aversive.
Rap artist, producer, and PhD student at Cornell University, Sammus weaves together raw confessions, pro-weirdo anthems, and clever musings on modern life.
Groves' work focuses on American towns and the tension between architecture and the landscape, community and big cities, and industry and the environment.
Jessi Reaves’ practice collapses the barriers between furniture and sculpture through the creation functional pieces that inject animism and desire into the coldness of modernism.
Artists explore contemporary practices that ask questions about the self as a place where nature and culture meet and where the political becomes personal.
"Soma" explores the reciprocal nature of bodies in space using digital projections, interaction, and playful installation.