Sep 26, 2026–Sep 12, 2027

Entryways: Saif Azzuz

Saif Azzuz, Ehotama yu haki (I love this land), 2026. Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 80 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Anthony Meier, Mill Valley.
About

For ICA’s Entryways project series, artists are invited to design window graphics that are visible from the street, welcoming visitors and inspiring curiosity. The next Entrywaysproject will feature the work of artist  Saif Azzuz  (born 1987, Eureka, CA; lives and works in Pacifica, CA). 

Azzuz’s work is often inspired by his background as a member of the Yurok Tribe, whose ancestral lands are located in present-day northern California. He frequently includes images based on native plants and Indigenous land management techniques in colorful, abstract paintings and installations.

For Entryways, Azzuz’s graphics will fill ICA’s Sansom Street-facing windows and will be informed by research into the natural history of Philadelphia. The project and its placement on the outside of ICA’s building will create an entry point for conversations about how communities and the natural environment can support each other. 

Support for Entryways: Saif Azzuz has been provided by The Inchworm Fund. Additional support has been provided by Carol & John Finley, Stacey & Ben Frost, and David Simon.