Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco

The ICA San Francisco is a non-collecting contemporary art museum, which means that when it opens to the public this fall, there will be no permanent works on show. Instead, the emphasis is on the artists, with a 50/50 split between young Bay Area artists on the cusp of national or international recognition and more established local and international artists. The 11,000-square-foot warehouse space at ICA, which was previously a fitness center, may accommodate large-scale installations or works with unusual proportions. The museum's move away from acquisitions gives it more freedom to produce programs that are more responsive to the times.

A group show of Bay Area artists coordinated by the local See Black Womxn organization will feature new works by Choctaw-Cherokee artist Jeffrey Gibson, who is recognized for his abstract artworks using traditional Native American patterns and materials.

Address: 901 Minnesota Street San Francisco, CA 94107, United States
Website: icasanfrancisco.org