ICA

¹

1. International Cooperation Administration.
2. (United States) International Communication Agency: existed 1978–82.

Iça

²

[ ee-sah ]

noun

1. Portuguese name of Putumayo.

ICA

¹

abbreviation for

1. (in Britain) Institute of Contemporary Arts
2. International Cooperation Administration

Içá

²

/ ˈiːsɑː; iˈsa /

noun

1. the Brazilian part of the river Putumayo

Example Sentences

Philbin wrote in an email that she first got to know Ryan when the Hammer and ICA co-presented a 2022 retrospective of Ulysses Jenkins, an important L.A.-based video artist who had not been given his due.

From Los Angeles Times

Before joining ICA, Ryan spent 14 years as the chair and curator of architecture and design at the Art Institute of Chicago, where she was in charge of a collection of more than 250,000 objects, including architectural models, furniture and photography.

From Los Angeles Times

One of the most talked-about openings of the week was the Milan-based design duo Formafantasma’s solo show at the Fondazione ICA Milano, for which the pair — Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin — drew on memories of their childhood homes in Italy to create surprising hybrid chairs and lamps that pair steel armatures with colorful wood, frilly fabrics and hand-painted or embroidered floral motifs.

From New York Times

However: “Debt service will increase from $9.8 million per year to $17.7 million per year in FY26 due to the resumption of principal payments on ICA loans,” a UW budgetary document stated this summer.

From Seattle Times

Together with the Getty Research Institute’s fascinating spring exhibition, “Barbara T. Smith: The Way to Be,” the ICA show offers a thorough survey of the wide-ranging six-decade career of the Pasadena-based Conceptual and performance artist.

From Los Angeles Times