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Save the Date!

The ICCA invites you to save the date for its 2025 Gathering, scheduled for November 12-15 in Saskatchewan. This event will provide an important opportunity for Indigenous artists, curators, and cultural leaders from across the region to connect and engage in panels and discussions at the Remai Modern in Saskatoon and the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina.

Learn more about ICCA’s 2025 Gathering.

New Partnership!

A significant collaboration has been formed between the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) and Rungh Magazine. This partnership will work to amplify Indigenous voices and provide a platform for Indigenous art, artists, curators, exhibitions, and related programming. The initiative seeks to encourage critical dialogue and broaden the audience for Indigenous narratives.

Read Full ICCAxRungh Press Release.

Share Your Voice!

To foster greater inclusivity within galleries and institutions, IndigiQueers is requesting input from IndigiQueer and Two-Spirit artists and curators. A short ten-question survey aims to gather experiences and perspectives that will inform the development of more supportive and accountable policies for IndigenousQueer individuals. Insights and examples of community activation from Two-Spirit artists and curators are especially valuable to this initiative.

Complete the IndigiQueers survey with your input.

New Opportunity!

The ICCA has an opportunity for a Keela expert to contribute to the improvement of its membership management system. Responsibilities include auditing the current setup, identifying inefficiencies, and reconfiguring the platform to streamline member data tracking and enhance accessibility for members.

Learn more about the Keela management contract.

The Tiohtià:ke Project!

The Tiohtià:ke Project, a significant initiative by the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) that ran from 2017 to 2019, continues to resonate. Named after the Kanien’kéha word for Montreal, meaning “where nations divide,” the project fostered unity and visibility among Indigenous artists, curators, and writers across Quebec and Canada through exhibitions, residencies, and performances. Its lasting impact includes the publication D’horizons et d’estuaires: entre mémoires et créations autochtones and the inspiration for the ICCA’s Digital Publications Program.

Learn more about the Tiohtià:ke Project.

Bibliography Returns!

The acclaimed 2007 ACC-CCA Bibliography, a resource praised by curators for its exploration of Indigenous art, has been restored and is now available. This marks the beginning of the ICCA’s initiative to build a comprehensive archive for sharing cultural knowledge. Explore the curated publications to deepen your understanding.

View the 2007 ACC-CCA Bibliography.

We’re Hiring!

The Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) is seeking an experienced Gathering Coordinator to oversee the planning and execution of our upcoming gatherings in June (Ottawa), and later in Regina and Saskatoon. This role requires a highly organized, detail-oriented individual with strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple logistics while working collaboratively with a diverse team.

Location: Remote with travel required to Ottawa, Regina, and Saskatoon

Duration: March – December 20^th, 2025

Compensation: $40,000

Learn more about the Gathering Coordinator role.

ARCA Gathering: Join us for #AgainstTheCurrent2025!

The Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) is excited to collaborate with ARCA, AXENÉO7, SAW Centre, and AGAVF for the biennial Against the Current 2025 gathering, from June 11-14, 2025, in Ottawa-Gatineau. This event will feature keynotes, panels, workshops, and performances at venues like the NCC River House, Ottawa Art Gallery, AXENÉO7, and SAW Centre, connecting artists, curators, and communities across the Kichi Sibi.