UICA is open to the public, showing contemporary art featuring regional, national and international artists as well as hosting art-centered events including concerts, artist markets, and other special events. In addition, UICA’s movie theater shows independent movies, international films, and documentaries six days a week.
On the Scene is a solo exhibition that explores the cultural aesthetic of “club” photography and painted backdrops.
Memory Map: Roof Line - State Street is a site-specific installation featuring braids of repurposed textiles strung into floating planes to represent memories.
Before Words is a body of metal and paint skin work meant to induce new ways of seeing.
SPECTRA is one-half of two concurrent exhibitions exploring theories of abstract art – see the other half at GRAM.
Translating Valence: redefining black male identity propagates ideas regarding black masculinity that lie in conjunction with, and opposition to, widely held historical and stereotypical beliefs.
Go Underground in Grand Rapids' only first-run independent movie theater.
Find art, jewelry, books, and home goods by a range of local and regional artists in The Shop at UICA.
Drop-in anytime during gallery hours and explore your own creativity with the materials provided in The Studio.
UICA, located in downtown Grand Rapids, shows contemporary art exhibitions and independent movies to the public year-round.
Hours
Tues-Sat: 12–9pm
Sun: 12–6pm
Mon: Closed
Location
2 Fulton West
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
(616) 454-7000
uica@ferris.edu