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Spring Exhibitions

Opening Reception
Sunday, February 28, 2-4pm
 
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Gideon Rubin: Memory goes as far as this morning
February 20 – May 22, 2016

Opening Reception: Sunday, February 28, Member reception, 1-2pm,
Public reception, 2-4pm

Memory goes as far as this morning marks Israeli-born artist Gideon Rubin’s first solo show in a public art space in the U.S. The work is the result of two residencies – one in Israel and one in China – where Rubin worked on pages taken from local newspapers and popular magazines. His painterly intrusions into these publications serve to undermine their journalistic veracity and bring into question society’s acceptance of their claims to truth. Learn more.

Gideon Rubin: Memory goes as far as this morning is supported in part by a generous grant from the Myra Reinhard Family Foundation.
Susan O’Malley: You Are Exactly Where You Need to Be
February 20 – May 22, 2016

Opening Reception: Sunday, February 28, Member reception, 1-2pm,
Public reception, 2-4pm

You are Exactly Where You Need To Be pays tribute to late Bay Area artist Susan O’Malley (1976-2015). The ICA will present O’Malley’s video work in the Cardinale Project Room and two of her large-scale inspirational posters will be displayed in the ICA’s front windows. Exhibition programming will include an ICA Live! performance by renowned performance artist Elizabeth Stephens. Learn more.

Susan O'Malley: You Are Exactly Where You Need to Be is funded in part by David Pace and Diane Jonte-Pace.
Demarcate: Territorial Shift in Personal and Societal Mapping
February 28 – May 29, 2016

Opening Reception: Sunday, February 28, Member reception; 1-2pm,
Public reception, 2-4pm

A special ICA Live! performance, I Will Erase all Boarders with my Little Feet, by Alice Raymond will take place during the opening reception.

Demarcate: Territorial Shift in Personal and Societal Mapping brings together 14 artists whose work reflects the awareness of geographical territories and boundaries. Through works on paper, sculpture, painting, textile, video and performance, the artists thoughtfully challenge not only what is visually associated with the idea of mapping, but also address how shifting territories signify an emotional, social and political need to belong to a place. Learn more.

Demarcate: Territorial Shift in Personal and Societal Mapping is generously supported by a grant from the Applied Materials Foundation.

Last Week!
JIM CAMPBELL: New Work and Collaborations with Jane Rosen
On view through Sunday, February 7

This is the last week to see JIM CAMPBELL: New Work and Collaborations with Jane Rosen at the ICA, on view through February 7! Visit our website to plan your trip to the ICA and join us on social media @sanjoseica by tagging us in your photos on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter!

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Thursday, February 4, 10am-5pm
First Friday, February 5, 10am-10pm
Saturday & Sunday, February 6-7, 12pm-5pm
In The Press


KQED, Watch Jim Campbell's LED Images Swimming Through Space, Monica Lam

KQED, Watch Jim Campbell's LED Images Swimming Through Space (Video)

SquareCylinder, Jim Campbell @ San Jose ICA, David Roth

KnightBlog, Artist Jim Campbell Shifts How We See the World with Low-Resolution Imagery
 
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Images credits from top:

Gideon Rubin, Braids, 2015, Oil on linen, Courtesy of the Artist and Hosfelt Gallery

Susan O'Malley, You Are Exactly Where You Need to Be, Image courtesy of the Estate of Susan O'Malley. ©Susan O'Malley

Nikki Rosato, Untitled (Self-Portrait), 2013, Hand-cut road map, 16 x 16 x 14", Courtesy of the Artist and Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, New Orleans, LA

Exhibition view of JIM CAMPBELL: New Work and Collaborations with Jane Rosen at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, Photo Credit: David Pace
 
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