2011-02-11T08:44:14-06:00 2010-06-30 rsm mcgladrey inc 80 city square boston MA 02129 990 2009-07-01 042104327 THE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART INC INST 6174783100 100 NORTHERN AVENUE BOSTON MA 02210 jill medvedow 6174783100 2011-02-10 1 Lynne Johnson 6179129000 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z JILL MEDVEDOW 100 NORTHERN AVENUE BOSTON MA 02210 12174130 0 X www.icaboston.org X 1936 MA See Schedule O for description.THE MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART IS TO SHARE THE PLEASURES OF REFLECTION, INSPIRATION, PROVOCATION, AND IMAGINATION THAT CONTEMPORARY ART OFFERS THROUGH PUBLIC ACCESS TO ART, ARTISTS, AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS. 36 35 166 0 -9135 -9135 5402855 8371582 2468059 2007121 -911300 199382 884112 325399 7843726 10903484 0 0 4238310 4220517 0 713985 6406561 5692234 10644871 9912751 -2801145 990733 73520562 71645535 13842338 10091225 59678224 61554310 THE MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART IS TO SHARE THE PLEASURES OF REFLECTION, INSPIRATION, PROVOCATION, AND IMAGINATION THAT CONTEMPORARY ART OFFERS THROUGH PUBLIC ACCESS TO ART, ARTISTS, AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS. 0 0 3571958 988295 Art Exhibitions:Gallery Presentations: The ICA presented the following 13 contemporary art exhibitions and commissioned projects featuring painting, drawing, sculpture, video, installation, and more. General admission attendance for the gallery exhibits totaled 153,545 visitors in FY10. (see schedule o for continuation.)* ICA Collection: Potrait of a Museum: (7/30/08 - 7/12/09)This third installation of the ICA's growing permanent collection, Portrait of a Museum focused on how ICA collection artists have been influenced by the major global and environmental shifts that mark our century, and their human impact. Our rapidly evolving world was presented through a mix of sculpture, video, photography, painting, and drawing. New acquisitions were featured by artists Kader Attia, Louise Bourgeois, Ambreen Butt, and Roe Ethridge among others. The curator gave a public talk in the gallery space.* Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall: Ugo Rondinone: (11/4/08 - 1/3/10)For the third installation of the Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall, a space in the ICA lobby dedicated to monumental, site-specific works by leading contemporary artists, Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone created Clockwork for oracles - a dynamic new installation covering the Art Wall with 52 mirrored glass windows in a rainbow of colors and variety of sizes. Clockwork for oracles asked us to contemplate the nature of time, while also inviting us to enjoy its playful sensory delight. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The curator gave a public talk about the work.* Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand: (2/6/09 - 8/16/09) This exhibition traced the development of Shepard Fairey's twenty-year career, from his humble beginnings as an art student pasting homemade Andre the Giant stickers in the streets of Boston, through to his iconic 2008 portrait of Barack Obama, acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. The exhibition presented over 250 screenprints, stencils, stickers, rubylith templates, collages, and works on wood, metal, and canvas. The artist created a new mural for the ICA, and public installations at eleven sites around Boston, including City Hall. A fully-illustrated catalogue was re-printed to coincide with the exhibition, and the exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. ICA curators gave public talks in the gallery space. Shepard Fairey gave a public talk and was deejay at a sold-out music event at the museum. The exhibition toured nationally to the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh (10/17/09 - 1/30/10; total attendance 27,801), and the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (2/20 - 8/22/10; total attendance 41,400).* Momentum 13: Eileen Quinlan: (3/18/09 - 7/12/09) For her first solo museum exhibition, Boston-born artist Eileen Quinlan presented an installation of photographs entitled My Eyes Can Only Look at You. Employing analog techniques in an era of digital manipulation, Quinlan created kaleidoscopic or atmospheric abstract images using the standard tricks of commercial film photography. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The artist and curator gave a public talk in the gallery space. * Acting Out: Social Experiments in Video: (3/18/09 - 10/18/09) The exhibition introduced a new generation of five contemporary artists exploring the expressive potential of social experiment in video. Yael Bartana, Johanna Billing, Phil Collins, Javier Tellez and Artur Zmijewski invited real people-non-actors-to be taped responding to challenging scenarios. By leaving acting out, to let unscripted action unfold, these works highlighted the forces of isolation, connection, and friction that shape our national, social, and personal identities. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The curator gave a public talk in the gallery space.* Momentum 14: Rodney McMillian: (7/29/09 - 11/1/10) Rodney McMillian, born in Columbia, South Carolina and based in Los Angeles, created a new multimedia installation for Momentum 14, the artist's first solo museum exhibition in the U.S. The installation, entitled Sentimental Disappointment, addressed themes of race, identity, and commerce in contemporary American society. Deeply interested in social history and culture, McMillian often combines different forms-such as painting, found photographs, and a cast-off carpet and chair-in dynamic installations that reveal how past ideas relate to the present. His installation at the ICA/Boston included a large-scale painting on canvas spanning the length of a gallery wall, a video, and sculptures made using furniture from his home. The Momentum series examines new developments in contemporary art, inviting artists from the U.S. and around the world to present work at the ICA. This exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The artist and curator gave a public talk in the gallery space.* ICA Collection: In the Making: (7/29/09 - 7/18/10) This fourth installation of the ICA's growing permanent collection, In the Making, featured new acquisitions, with a focus on artists' process and materials in the making of their signature works. Separate galleries devoted to photography, sculpture, and painting each invited an in-depth look at how artistic approaches to medium transform familiar subjects into resonant images and experiences. Work by photographers including Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Roe Ethridge and Nan Goldin presented a range of approaches that expand notions of the medium. Sculpture and video works by artists including Tara Donovan, Kader Attia and Cornelia Parker incorporated unexpected fragments of our daily lives into forms both familiar and surprising. Powerful, emotionally raw paintings and drawings offered a focused look at South African-born, Amsterdam-based artist Marlene Dumas. The curators gave public talks in the gallery space.*Damian Ortega: Do It Yourself: (9/18/09 - 1/18/10) Born in 1967 in Mexico City, Damian Ortega is one of the most prominent artists of the new Mexican generation. This exhibition, the first-ever survey of Ortega's work, showed the arc of his artistic output with a range of sculpture, installation, video, and photography. In Ortega's work, objects are never allowed to rest-they are pulled apart, suspended, or rearranged, calling attention to the dynamism of the world around us and the hidden poetry in the everyday. A former political cartoonist, Ortega brings a subtle, incisive wit to his surprising manipulations of familiar, humble materials-bricks, old tools, Coca-Cola bottles, tortillas, and even a Volkswagen Beetle are assembled and reassembled in playful and imaginative ways. A fully-illustrated, bilingual catalogue accompanied the exhibition. ICA curators gave public talks in the gallery space. In a related public program, cultural critic/journalist Josh Kun presented an evening program on how the flow of ideas and individuals affects cultural production, as heard in today's music from Mexico. * Momentum 15: R.H. Quaytman: (11/18/09 - 3/28/10) For the fifteenth exhibition in our Momentum series, Boston-born, New York based artist R. H. Quaytman presented new paintings inspired by the past exhibitions and educational mission of the ICA, its history of presenting the "contemporary," and the architecture of the Momentum gallery. Entitled Exhibition Guide, Chapter 15, this was the artist's first solo museum exhibition. Quaytman incorporates optical abstractions, silkscreened photographs, diamond dust layers, and hand-painted trompe l'oeil elements into her works to weave personal, art historical, and formal narratives. Presented in groups she considers "chapters," Quaytman's works invite the viewer to look from one painting to another, considering individual works within the context of the group. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The artist and curator gave a public talk in the gallery space.* Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall: Wish Lists and Wrong Numbers: (1/16/10 - 2/7/10) On the Sandra and Gerald Fineberg Art Wall, we presented a temporary installation of two engaging works from the museum's collection: Rachel Perry Welty's Karaoke Wrong Number and Kelly Sherman's Wish Lists. Both works were included in the 2006 James and Audrey Foster Prize exhibition, which featured the four finalists for our biennial award given to a Boston-area artist of exceptional promise. Sherman and Welty both use the detritus of our digital age to create thoughtful, funny, and surprisingly elegant commentaries on contemporary culture. 2182442 215277 Public Programs:Performing Arts: The ICA presents some of the most talented and forward looking choreographers, musicians, theater companies and genre bending artists from Boston and the rest of the world. In FY10 we presented 58 performances by the following performers, artists and ensemble companies. Attendance at these performances totaled 19,500. (see schedule o for continuation.)*Harborwalk Sounds - 8 performances*The Disappearing Woman*Harborwalk Shuffle - 4 performances*Wavelengths: Prefuse 73*Wavelengths: Nomo*Wavelengths: Zizek Club*Wavelengths: Black Moth Super...*New Music Now: Dirty Three*Classical Theatre of Harlem*New Music Now: Om*CRASHArts: Ronald K. Brown*STREB*JACK Quartet*new from nowhere: England*news from nowhere: My Arm*CRASHArts: Trey McIntyre*CRASHArts: Alonzo King*Reggie Watts: Disinformation*World Music: Chris O'Riley*CRASH: Stephen Petronio*Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures*Xavier LeRoy: Self-Unfinished*Xavier LeRoy: Le Sacre du Printemps*New Music Now: Swallow Quartet*World Music: Owen Pallet*CRASH: Nora Chipaumire*CRASH: India Jazz Suite (April)*CRASH: India Jazz Suite (May)*Dan Hurlin's Disfarmer*Experiment - 4 performancesFilms:The ICA film, video and new media program is dedicated to promoting the best of local, national, and international cinema. The ICA presented feature, documentary and animated films including digital media, hard to find films, films on art, independent and experimental work. 2,023 individuals attended the 51 screenings of the following films. *Bomb It*They Live*Stoked: The Rise and Fall of Gator*Scratch*We Live In Public*Our City Dreams*Intimacies of Shakespeare*El General*BJFF: Look Into My Eyes*BJFF: The Wolberg Family*BJFF: Broken Lines*BJFF: Harlan*BJFF: Father Glasberg*BJFF: The Girl on the Train*The Fantastic Mr. Fox*Intimacies of Shakespeare, 2nd screening*Sin Nombre*American Commercials*Best of British Commercials*Ottawa Animation*The Heretics*Ann Arbor Film Festival*Oscar Shorts Animation *Oscar Shorts Live Action *Meredith Monk*TIE Film Festival*Exit Through the Gift Shop*Herb and DorothyTalks: The Speaker Series at the ICA present the most creative thinkers, artists, authors and performers- the pacesetters of contemporary culture. Attendance at these talks totaled 1,443 in FY10. The talks consisted of:*Talking Taste: DRINK*Talking Taste: Pane e salute*Talking Taste: Frank McClelland*Art and Music of Post-Mexico*Lunchtime Talk: Damian Ortega*Lunchtime Talk: Rodney McMillian*Wodiczko in Conversation*Lunchtime Talk: Rebecca Quaytman*Lunchtime Talk: Collection*Roni Horn with John Waters*Words from the Walk: Dickinson*Wodiczko: Impacts of War*Wodiczko: Understanding War*Wodizcko: Reporting War*Dickinson on Dickinson*AIGA: Skin*Dr. Lakra Gallery Talk*On Pins and Needles*Bird is the WordCourses: These engaging, stimulating and fun classes draw from the ICA's architecture and exhibitions and are intended for a general adult audience. In FY10 62 individuals attended the following course:*Art Now*Together Festival DJ CourseFamilies Programming: On the last Saturday of the month family-friendly films, performances and activities suitable for children ages 5-12 and their accompanying adults were provided. 6,814 visitors participated in the following family programming. *Playdate July: Your Body in Art*Playdate August: By the Sea*Playdate September: Acrobatic Sculpture*Playdate October: Halloween Moves*Playdate November: Imagination Station*December Art Lab Activities*Playdate January: Creating a Neighborhood*Playdate February: Bird Watch*Playdate March: Be a Secret Agent Artist*Playdate April: Made by Kids*Playdate May: Design a City*Playdate June: Effervescing Adventures Teens Programming: Teen nights are art happenings organized and promoted for teens, by teens. Teens gather for artist talks, karaoke, fashion shows, graffiti art, t-shirt painting, poetry readings and more. Teen New Media classes, including the Fast Forward program, multi-session and year long programs, are held in our state-of-the-art studio. They are taught by professional media artists. Artist Encounters are opportunities for teens to interact with artists at the ICA and can include visual and performance artists. A total of 1,715 teens participated in the following programs and events. *Wall Talk*Teen New Media Workshops including: *Summer Video Boot camp *DJ/VJ Class *Spoken Word *DJ School 1 *DJ School 2*Fast Forward*Teen Arts Council*Teen Night: November*Teen Night: February*Teen Night: April*Teen Night: May Teacher Workshops: Through an annual Teacher Open House and workshops, the ICA offers K-12 teachers opportunities to broaden their knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art, while discovering ways to creatively engage students in arts learning that builds visual and critical thinking skills across disciplines. A total of 92 teachers participated in the following workshops*Hookie on the Harbor*Workshop: Art and Conflict*Workshop: Photoshop*Workshop: Rethinking DickinsonExhibition Tours: The ICA offers exhibition and museum tours. *Private booked tours: 10,006 individuals *Public tours: 2,583 individuals 901136 Program Marketing and Communications: Developed and implemented marketing, advertising, and media strategies that promoted the ICA's exhibitions and public programs to ICA members and the general public and conducted market research. These strategies allowed the ICA to achieve 204,774 in total visitors from all sources. 403398 546961 Membership: Memberships contributions help the ICA present exhibitions, performances, and programs for teens, families and adults, creating a place where people of all ages and backgrounds can share the excitement of new art and ideas. In FY2010 the Membership department served 5,897 households providing the primary benefits of free museum admission, discounts in the ICA Store and Water Cafe, exhibition previews and opening receptions and a subscription to the ICA magazine "New". The ICA saw over 10,000 member visits to the galleries and at members-only events in FY2010. 776175 493179 Earned Income Activities:* Traveling Exhibits: The ICA-organized Tara Donovan survey exhibition continued its tour through FY10 at the Des Moines Art Center (6/19-9/13/09; total attendance 21,746), and the MCA San Diego (10/25/09 - 2/28/10; total attendance 21,117). The ICA-organized Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand exhibition toured nationally to the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh (10/17/09 - 1/30/10; total attendance 27,801), and the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (2/20/10 - 8/22/10; total attendance 41,400)*Art Trips & Tours: In FY10 the ICA sponsored two art trips: Miami in December 2009 for Art Basel and Berlin in October 2009. *Event Space Rentals: The ICA had 52 event rentals in FY10 that were attended by 6,202 visitors who got the opportunity to view the ICA's award winning architectural design and exhibitions. 1179573 1040140 7835109 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 188 0 1 166 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 36 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 MA X MICHAEL TAUBENBERGER 6174783192 100 NORTHERN AVENUE BOSTON MA 02210 dr PaUL BUTTENWIESER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 BarBARA F LEE 1.00 X X 0 0 0 WILLIAM E KELLY 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Charles Brizius 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Ann K COLLIER 1.00 X 0 0 0 SteVEN D CORKIN 1.00 X X 0 0 0 ROBERT DAVOLI 1.00 X 0 0 0 John Desprez III 1.00 X 0 0 0 Mary Schneider Enriquez 1.00 X X 0 0 0 JEAN-FRANCOIS FORMELA 1.00 X 0 0 0 NIKI FRIEDBERG 1.00 X 0 0 0 VIVIeN HASSENFELD 1.00 X 0 0 0 SheRYL MARSHALL 1.00 X 0 0 0 Jill MEDVEDOW 40.00 X X 275000 0 8771 Ofer Nemirovsky 1.00 X 0 0 0 James Pallotta 1.00 X 0 0 0 Elizabeth Pozen 1.00 X 0 0 0 Karen ROTENBERG 1.00 X 0 0 0 Mario RuSSO 1.00 X 0 0 0 Mark Schwartz 1.00 X 0 0 0 JonaTHAN SEELIG 1.00 X 0 0 0 Anthony Terrana dmd 1.00 X 0 0 0 nanCY TIEKEN 1.00 X 0 0 0 Nick Winton 1.00 X 0 0 0 bridgitt evans 1.00 X 0 0 0 gerald fineberg 1.00 X 0 0 0 James C Foster 1.00 X 0 0 0 Ansbert Gadicke 1.00 X 0 0 0 Christopher Kaneb 1.00 X 0 0 0 Curtis Kemeny 1.00 X 0 0 0 Ronald E Logue 1.00 X 0 0 0 Tristin mannion 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Charles Rodgers 1.00 X 0 0 0 fotene demoulas 1.00 X 0 0 0 ian ferguson 1.00 X 0 0 0 ellen m poss md 1.00 X 0 0 0 Michael Taubenberger 40.00 X 136500 0 14012 paul bessire 40.00 X 190962 0 15659 david henry 40.00 X 130187 0 13802 732649 0 52244 4 0 1 0 Securitas Security Services po box 403412 atlanta GA 30384 security services 304894 wolfgang puck catering 100 northern avenue boston MA 02210 catering 290311 the graphic group 203 middlesex turnpike burlington MA 01803 printing 183870 american cleaning company inc po box 390702 cambridge MA 02139 cleaning services 170858 gingko press inc 1321 fifth street berkeley CA 94710 publishing 121792 7 773050 9500 7589032 790916 8371582 ADMISSIONS and program 900099 1203573 1203573 Membership dues 900099 546961 546961 Trip and tours 900099 131087 131087 exhibitions 900099 125500 125500 2007121 199382 199382 407285 416420 -9135 -9135 -9135 318946 773050 318946 0 748829 535280 213549 213549 gain on swap interest 900099 63292 63292 food services 722210 34651 34651 OTHER REVENUE 900099 23042 23042 120985 10903484 2243712 -9135 297325 640904 434283 206621 3041722 2496440 288292 256990 64782 52505 7280 4997 170415 152327 2549 15539 302694 224644 43726 34324 7175 2000 5175 32725 32725 18671 18671 530857 384847 88209 57801 439091 438061 1030 18747 10125 7582 1040 79549 43721 31583 4245 501218 439422 47244 14552 235434 166381 44750 24303 3989 2304 418 1267 249564 218300 27582 3682 1769133 1702141 38281 28711 74220 21412 52808 shipping/storage 373477 373477 ArtistS'/performance fe 304335 300535 3800 outside services 271029 271029 postage & printing 267859 223016 5393 39450 equip. rental & maint. 137649 115453 15787 6409 377512 196969 170289 10254 9912751 7835109 1363657 713985 509311 583671 1007199 351267 9621658 8539693 153239 110322 183656 211857 80460 234598 58786407 6452262 54087279 52334145 6860237 8243694 433140 462733 584383 573555 73520562 71645535 796129 701225 232917 190000 12250000 8800000 563292 400000 13842338 10091225 X 47522648 46571081 2644091 4544676 9511485 10438553 59678224 61554310 73520562 71645535 X 0 1 1 X 0 X 19345534 14566701 9310475 5402855 8324952 56950517 19345534 14566701 9310475 5402855 8324952 56950517 7395107 49555410 318103 735996 829709 825284 606667 3315759 1150820 1566329 306067 406364 443798 3873378 64139654 13197064 0.77260 0.79840 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED X 0 7678806 910105 1037858 340000 9286769 9350844 250000 -1783958 138080 7678806 1.00000 1 0 55999299 4876709 51122590 2787108 1575553 1211555 52334145 line of credit 400000 400000 10903484 9912751 990733 855760 29593 885353 1876086 13139254 855760 135743 10922 1002425 12136829 -1233345 -1233345 10903484 11263168 135743 1233345 1369088 9894080 18671 18671 9912751 Part III, Line 1a: Contributions of works of art, historical treasures and similar assets held as part of a collection - for education, research or public exhibition purposes - rather than for sale or financial gain are not recognized or capitalized on the audited financial statements. Part III, Line 4: IN ACCOMPLISHING THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IN ART EDUCATION, CONTEMPORARY ARTWORKS FROM VARIOUS ARTISTS ARE EXHIBITED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC . Part V, Line 4: Description of Intended Use of Endowment Funds: The organization's endowment funds are for the organization's operating expenses. Part XI, Line 8 - Other Adjustments: gain on split interest agreement: 29593. Part XII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: investment expense reported in part IX: -18671. gain on split interest agreement: 29593. Part XII, Line 4b - Other Adjustments: costs of goods sold reported in part viii, line 10b: -535280. Special events direct expenses reported in part viii, line 8b: -281645. rental expenses reported in part viii, line 6b: -416420. Part XIII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: Special events direct expenses reported in part viii, line 8b: 281645. rental expenses reported in part viii, line 6b: 416420. costs of goods sold reported in part viii, line 10b: 535280. 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The Audit Committee is charged with approving the Form 990 for submittal to the IRS. Prior to sending the Form 990 to the IRS the ICA's CFO/COO will send a copy of the document to each ICA Trustee. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c Each fall, the ICA requests its Trustees and key employees to disclose any conflict of interest on a disclosure statement. The purpose of the conflict of interest policy is to give guidance to the ICA's leaders about areas of conflict of interest so that conflicts, real or perceived, may be identified early, disclosed, and resolved appropriately. Ideally, this policy will protect the ICA's interests when it is contemplating entering into a transaction or arrangement that might benefit the private interests of an officer or trustee. In connection with any actual or possible conflict of interest, a Fiduciary shall disclose all material facts to the President, Chairperson or Director at the earliest possible time after the situation becomes known to the Fiduciary. The Fiduciary shall also disclose such matters on an annual basis at the time the Fiduciary signs the annual statement of this policy, or other reporting and certification procedures as the Board of Trustees shall require from time to time. After disclosure of the Financial Interest and all material facts, and after any discussion with the Fiduciary, the Executive Committee of the Board shall finally determine whether any conflict of interest exists. If the Fiduciary is present for this discussion, then the Fiduciary shall leave the Executive Committee of the Board meeting while the determination of conflict of interest is discussed and voted upon. If the Executive Committee of the Board determines that a conflict exists with respect to a transaction, the Executive Committee of the Board shall: (a)allow the Fiduciary to make a presentation to the Executive Committee of the Board, but after such presentation, the Fiduciary with the Financial Interest shall leave the meeting during the discussion of, and the vote on, the transaction that involves the conflict of interest; (b)appoint, if the Executive Committee of the Board deems it appropriate to do so, a non interested person or committee to investigate alternatives to the transaction; (c)determine, by a majority vote of the non interested Trustee members of the Executive Committee present, whether the transaction is in the ICA's best interest and for its own benefit; is fair and reasonable to the ICA; and, after exercising due diligence, determine whether the ICA can obtain a more advantageous transaction with reasonable efforts under the circumstances; and (d)take appropriate action with respect to any violation of this conflict of interest policy. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15 The ICA's Compensation Committee which is made up of Trustees reviews the salary and compensation of its Director and key employees on an annual basis using compensation data for comparable positions from the American Association of Museums. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 the organization makes its governing documents, conlfict of interest policy, form 990 and audited financial statements available to the public upon request. In addition, The organization's form 990 is available via guidestar and the Massachusetts attorney general's website. form 990, part xi, line 2c The organization has a committee that assumes responsibility for oversight of the audit of its financial statements and selection of an independent accountant. This process has not changed from prior year. Form 990, part III, Line 4a Program Service Accomplishment * Krzysztof Wodiczko: OUT OF HERE...: (11/4/09 - 3/28/10) In a new, projection-based work created for the ICA, Polish-born, Cambridge, MA- and New York-based artist Krzysztof Wodiczko explored the chaos and confusion of war through the creation of an immersive multimedia installation based on his interviews with veterans engaged in active combat in Iraq, as well as with Iraqi civilians. In this work, Wodiczko, who for three decades has addressed timely political, social and psychological issues in his artwork, created a scenario that unfolded across three walls of the gallery, using complex audio as well as visual images to present a narrative in which the routine sounds of life were interrupted by the noise of destruction and chaos in a chronicle based on the artist's contact with medics, soldiers and refugees affected by the current conflict in Iraq, who described their experiences and shared with the artist video and audio of life during wartime. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. The artist participated in a free Veteran's Day program, speaking in conversation with veterans of the Iraqi war and an Iraqi civilian. The curator also gave public talks in the gallery space. * Roni Horn AKA Roni Horn: (2/19/09 - 6/13/10) Organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in association with Tate Modern, London, the exhibition traveled to the ICA as the final stop on its tour. The most comprehensive survey of the American artist's work to date, Roni Horn aka Roni Horn presented three decades of Horn's art, including sculptures, photographs, collaged drawings, artist books, sound works, and installations. For the first time, in addition to work in our West Gallery, this major exhibition featured works in the museum's lobby: a five-ton glass sculpture Pink Tons and a.k.a., a series of paired self-portraits. The diversity of Horn's works reflects her ongoing exploration of how one's identity and memory can be as changeable and fleeting as flowing water, weather, and time. Many works are composed of pairs, multi-sided parts, or series that invite comparison between their elements. Horn's work prompts us to consider the ways we see and understand our personal experience and memory, the passage of time, and the changing conditions around us. The exhibition was accompanied by a free brochure. ICA curators gave public talks in the gallery space. The artist engaged in a public conversation about her work with filmmaker John Waters in a related evening program. Gallery talks by Cindy Dickinson, Director of Interpretation and Programming at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts, and Scott V. Edwards, Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology and Curator of Ornithology at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University, were presented free to the public. * Dr. Lakra: (4/14/10 - 9/6/10) The ICA presented the first U.S. solo exhibition of Dr. Lakra, a Mexico-based artist and world-renowned tattooist. In Dr. Lakra's work, the idealized images of 1950s pin-up girls, wrestlers and Mexican businessmen are tattooed with drawings of demons, skulls, snakes and spiders. No surface escapes the artist's pen-everything from vintage magazines and Japanese prints to plastic cups and Kewpie dolls are covered with his provocative and macabre drawings. The work combines a diverse range of patterns and symbols-such as Chicano, Maori, Thai and ancient Aztec imagery-with pop culture and erotica to create a tantalizing mix of life, death and desire. The curator and the artist gave a public talk in the gallery space and in the theater. The exhibition will tour internationally to two venues in Mexico: Museo Amparo, Puebla (2/5 - 5/9/11), and MARCO, Monterrey (5/19 - 9/4/11). 955 Boylston Street Corporation 100 Northern Avenue Boston MA 02210 043170164 real estate holding for ICA MA 501(c)(2) N/A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0