Announcements

Immigrant ART Upcoming Exhibition

Immigrant ART Upcoming Exhibition of well-known Artists Yar Taraky and Hamdullah Arbab Presenting their authentic, oil and acrylic paintings. Over 35 paintings are on display. Opening 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm Thursday October 30, October, 2025 Refreshments are served. Please RSVP by calling 905 529 0181

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Immigrant ART New Gallery in the Heart of Hamilton – Opening in October 2025

ICAA has opened its new location with the start of the exhibition 544 Barton Street East, Hamilton, Ontario L8L 2Z1 Welcome to our newest art centre

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ICAA Digital Art and Life Art Demo December 2024

The ICAA iART Gallery Studio hosted a Demo of acrylic painting and Digital Art Fusion The event took place on Saturday, December 21, 2024. Over 35 artists, students, family members, and instructors gathered to showcase their abilities and participate in the art demo. The fusion of digital art and life acrylic painting was a great success. Many participants took brush and paint for the first time in their lives.

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2024- MARCH 8 International Women’s Day

ICAA hosted the community discussion on the occasion of International Women's Day March 8. The newcomer community members from the GTA region gathered at the ICAA Gallery to celebrate Women's Day and talk about the challenges and opportunities ahead. ICAA art instructor made a presentation that was followed by a hot debate about the newcomer challenges and cultural revitalization. Participants viewed the ICAA's latest exhibition and spoke with the

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Access to Art Classes for Low-Income Youth

2023-2024 Since the end of COVID-19 and the reopening of the organization's doors, ICAA has been offering free art classes to newcomer and low-income youth in the Central and North End of Hamilton. ICAA Volunteers and art teachers are providing art sessions free of charge. Art instructors donated their time while ICAA purchased more art supplies. ICAA art classes are open every Saturday from 12 to 3 pm.

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ICAA Art Talks- Reserve your spot for the 2024 Sessions

iART Gallery at ICAA will continue the ArtTalk program for established and emerging artists. We want to invite up to 10 artists per event to work, share their experiences, and discuss the issues around the art and culture in Hamilton and the region. The ArtTalk will take place every last Saturday of the Month at 1 pm. starting 25th of May, 2024 ICAA will provide space and art supplies (easels, paint, space, focussed lighting, paper, pencil) Please

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ICAA 2022 Art Talk and Sessions

While the country is slowly coming back to regular business and community works, ICAA has initiated the Firay Art Talk and Sessions. The purpose of this monthly event is to initiate art talks and painting sessions among professional artists and practitioners. This initiative brings professional art and art practice back to the community. The events will include: Art styles. Composition and visioning World art and local art Painting methods and sharing

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Help Desk Afghanistan

      How to Donate?       Afghanistan has suffered from the long-term invasion and power vacumes.The latest Taliban takeover has caused a humanitarian crisis in the whole country. Many countries pledged humanitarian aid and support for Afghans inside the country and elsewhere. We call upon all to support Afghans in any way we can. They have suffered for reasons often beyond their capabilities. There are many ways to support: Make donations

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As part of the 2021 Art Exhibition Series

The Immigrant Culture and Art Association is cognizant of the social distancing and social limitations during this difficult time. However, culture and art have always served to ease tensions and bring hope and direction. This time is not an exception. ICAA will host the painting exhibition of young Iraqi-Canadain artist Israa Ahmed The Exhibition Opening will take place on Saturday, August 7, 2021, from 2 pm to 6 pm 689 Barton St. E., Hamilton,

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Covid-19 and ICAA

Dear Hamiton based artists, musicians and art lovers. We do understand that the COVID-19 virus has changed the way we conduct our daily business and celebrate art and culture. The limitations have caused many disruptions, including educational institutions, government offices and cultural places. ICAA will still be providing valuable artistic and cultural services keeping in mind the new restrictions. We, therefore, are informing the following to

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