Thank you to everyone who joined us in Saskatchewan for the 2025 ICCA Gathering: Kisik | Skywatching the Future, held November 12–15 across Regina and Saskatoon. Your presence made this milestone year truly meaningful.
Kisik | Skywatching the Future marked 20 years of Indigenous curatorial inclusion—a moment to honour where we’ve been and to imagine what the next 20 years can hold. Across four days of panels, workshops, performances, and community events, we reflected on the depth of Indigenous leadership, creative practice, and relationship-building that continues to shape our work.
Thank you for celebrating this anniversary with us and for helping carry this vision forward.
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We can’t wait to welcome you to the ICCA 20th Anniversary 2025 Gathering
Kîsik | Skywatching the Future
ICCA Gathering – Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. ICCA provides a special conference rate for Gathering attendees. The hotel booking code will be included in your registration confirmation email. Please contact gatherings@icca.art if you did not receive it.
Yes. A full event schedule will be posted on the ICCA website two weeks before the Gathering. Registered participants will also
receive a downloadable PDF version with times for panels, meals, and evening events.
A detailed agenda—featuring speakers, panels, and discussion themes—is located on the ICCA website here. The agenda will be shared with all confirmed attendees in advance of the Gathering.
Our panels feature Indigenous curators, artists, and knowledge keepers from across Canada. A complete list of confirmed panelists will be available online and distributed at registration.
Yes, please bring cash. Many vendors are community-based artists who may not have digital payment options.
Yes. One-day passes are available through the registration portal here. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.
Begin your journey with ICCA Membership and help shape the future of Indigenous curatorial practice across Turtle Island.
Community Membership Connects Indigenous curators, artists, and cultural workers through mentorship, advocacy, national gatherings, and shared resources to build a strong, sovereign arts ecosystem.
Institutional Membership Supports galleries, museums, universities, and cultural organizations in building meaningful, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous communities.
Membership provides access to national gatherings, curated resources, mentorship, job postings, and professional guidance—including institutional reviews—that strengthen Indigenous representation, foster advocacy, and build lasting change.
A full list of ICCA’s Board of Directors pictures and biographies can be found on our website under About ICCA → Governance.
The Gathering hotel in Saskatoon is centrally located near downtown galleries and partner venues. Exact address and map will be provided in your confirmation email.
For those joining ICCA events in Regina, hotel information and booking details will be included in your registration confirmation or can be requested by email.
Yes, please include any dietary restrictions or accessibility needs when you register. You can also email gatherings@icca.art to update your information before the event.
ICCA welcomes partnerships with Indigenous organizations, artist-run centres, and funders. Please contact gatherings@icca.art to discuss collaboration opportunities for future Gatherings.
