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Photos: Black Moth Super Rainbow at ICA

Black Moth Super Rainbow, live at the ICA on August 28, 2009

By JÉRÔME ENO | September 1, 2009

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Photo: Jérôme Eno

Black Moth Super Rainbow | ICA | August 28, 2009

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SLIDESHOW: Works by Os Gêmeos at the ICA
The ICA Boston hosts works by Os Gêmeos, on display through November 25, 2012.
Merce Cunningham at the ICA
When Merce Cunningham started his dance company in 1953, he was a major new force in American Art.
Photos: Swoon Art Wall at the ICA
The Institute of Contemporary Art hosts a long-term art wall installation by Swoon, a.ka. Caledonia Curry.
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A cut above
From out of blearily luminous pools of spiraling orange fractals, the disembodied head of a stately-looking man emerged, coaxing us to attention with little more than his calming gaze and an invitation to “a new beginning.”
Photos: Shepard Fairey, Z-Trip, Chuck D at the ICA
Shepard Fairey spins at Obey Experiment REDUX at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston
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