INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART

Overview

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Founded in 1936, The Institute of Contemporary Art is the oldest non-collecting contemporary arts institution in the United States. Through a comprehensive schedule of exhibits of local, national and international significance, and educational outreach, film series and gallery talks, the museum provides the public access to contemporary art, artists, and the creative process. The Museum strives to share the pleasures of reflection, inspiration, provocation, and imagination that contemporary art offers by providing public access to art.

The ICA's onsite bookstore offers a distinctive range of exhibition catalogs, art criticism, monographs and periodicals as well as a selection of fine objects made by local and international artists and artisans.

Details:

Neighborhood:	Boston - South Boston/Seaport District
Address:	100 Northern Avenue , Boston MA 02210
Phone:	(617) 478-3100
Website:	http://www.icaboston.org
Email:	info@icaboston.org
Fax:	(617) 478-3110

Location

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Location

Neighborhood: Boston - South Boston/Seaport District
Address: 100 Northern Avenue , Boston MA 02210

Street View

Group Planners

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Contact:

Name:	Leah Kandel
Email:	lkandel@icaboston.org
Contact Phone:	(617) 478-3100
Company Phone:	(617) 478-3100
Website:	http://www.icaboston.org
Fax:	(617) 478-3110

Attractions & Museums

Arrival/Departure Area for Buses		Complimentary Policy
Direct Bill Available		Educational Guide Available
Evening Hours		Group Rates
Group Check-In		Lunch Storage/Space
Pricing Available 1 Year Out		Student Friendly

Meeting Planners

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Founded in 1936, the ICA is the oldest non-collecting art institution in the U.S. A unique meeting place which invites you to share the pleasure of reflection, inspiration, provocation, and imagination. The ICA's brand new forward looking design offers a distinctive, flexible event space in what promises to be the architectural centerpiece of the city's waterfront. The dramatic cantilevered plan integrates the Harborwalk into the museum and produces shifting views of the harbor throughout the glass and wood building. A variety of interesting spaces are available, including the cafe with sliding glass doors that face the water, the theater with clear, translucent, or opaque backdrop, and the lobby, providing stunning views of both the city and the harbor to accommodate a range of events from intimate dinners to large receptions. Call for more details.

Meeting Room Information

Number of Private Rooms:	3
Reception:	500
Banquet capacity of largest room:	150