ICA at UTC

Exhibition teaser! We love these photos of with her newly finished tapestry, Mill Town, 2024, captured by .vintzel at the Peerless Woolen Mill in Rossville, GA.

“Mill Town” explores the 1934 textile mill workers strike in Chattanooga, and will be on view in Arnold’s upcoming exhibition “Gospel of the Working Class” opening Jan 17!

It’s Fall Break on campus! 🍂
The ICA follows UTC campus closures, and we will reopen next Wednesday for regular hours.

Enjoy your break, Mocs!

Please message if you were traveling to the ICA today! We apologize for the short notice, but have a staffing shortage today (Saturday).

When Professor Hargrave with brings in 80 students from Art 1000 for a casual formal analysis exercise in Reginald Sylvester II’s exhibition 🤌💯

Photos: Angela Foster for

Maybe it was the pizza, but more likely for the artist! and the ICA thank you for showing up to discuss his work in “Groanings Which Cannot Be Uttered”. He was thrilled to share thinking on his studio practice and recent work with you all.

Return this eve for his reception (and more food!) 6-8pm!

The exhibition runs through Nov 9, so there’s plenty of time to

The ICA is very thankful to for supporting this program.

Tomorrow is our fall opening day!

12-1pm Artist talk with Reginald Sylvester II in the ICA. Free 🍕lunch follows for all UTC students and attendees.

6-8pm opening reception in the ICA and light fare in the Fine Arts Center lobby 🎉

Art21 Film premiers today! Plus Reginald Sylvester II opens tomorrow

✍️Save this post! Our fall opening events on Thurs, Sept 5:

12-1pm Artist talk in the ICA with exhibiting artist Reginald Sylvester II. FREE PIZZA lunch follows for everyone in the Fine Arts Center lobby 🍕

6-8pm Opening reception with the artist in attendance. Free parking on UTC campus, light fare in the Fine Arts Center lobby. 🎉

Opening day and the ICA has been busy with classes and visitors!

“Groanings Which Cannot Be Uttered” by Reginald Sylvester II is now on view through November 9.

Join us next Thursday, Sept 5!
12-1pm, artist talk with
6-8pm, opening reception

The ICA is thrilled to announce that The Dutch House, new works by Becky Suss is on tour, and will open this week at , The Baker Museum, in Naples, FL!

On view September 7, 2024 – January 5, 2024
will give an artist talk on October 19th at 12pm at the Baker Museum

The Dutch House is organized and made possible by ICA Chattanooga, a program of University of Tennessee Chattanooga, and curated by Rachel Waldrop. Originating support for The Dutch House was provided by UTC College of Arts and Sciences. The presentation of this exhibition at Artis—Naples, The Baker Museum is curated by Courtney McNeil, museum director and chief curator.

Image: Becky Suss (American, b. 1980). The Dutch House (Drawing Room), 2023. Oil on canvas, 84 x
60 in. Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. © Becky Suss

Starting this Thursday, Aug 29!
Offering longer weekday hours this fall, so you can visit the ICA after work with stress-free campus parking options ✨

We’re gearing up for our fall exhibition opening and events!

“Groanings Which Cannot Be Uttered” opens for viewing next Thurs, Aug 29.

And join us for an artist talk with and opening reception on Thurs, Sept 5! (Swipe through for details, including free 🍕lunch!)

Welcome back, Mocs! We hope to see you in the ICA this fall!

Fall 2024 Opening Event with Reginald Sylvester II, Thurs Sept 5, 6-8pm at the ICA - https://mailchi.mp/utc.edu/fall2024opening

The ICA reopens with our 2024-2025 exhibition season on August 29th!

Please join our mailing list for details on opening receptions, events and special programs!
icachatt.org

Featuring special exhibition of new work with visiting artists:


Aug 29-Nov 9, 2024


Jan 17-March 8, 2025

Closing at the ICA and on campus this week this week!

Adam Parker Smith’s “Sarcophagi” public sculptures will be deinstalled Thursday! (Visit them once more across from the UTC University Center on pedestrian Vine Street)

“The Moon is Rusting and We Don’t Know Why” in view in the ICA Galleries, closes Friday!

After this week, we will transition into a summer planning block, before reopening with our 2024-2025 exhibition season!

Thanks for everyone that came out yesterday to the opening of THE MOON IS RUSTING AND WE DON’T KNOW WHY!

And we mean everyone. Looking at you

👣limon g.an

Graduation celebration and opening reception for THE MOON IS RUSTING / AND WE DON’T KNOW WHY

Tomorrow, Saturday May 4
11am-1pm (immediately following graduation 🎓)

Special congrats to .g.an and on their 2024 Feinstein Scholarship exhibition!
On view until June 1.