What is AICA ?
(International Art Critics Association)
Created in the wake of two international congresses held in 1948 and 1949 at the UNESCO headquarters, the International Art Critics Association brings together art critics who wish to develop international cooperation in the area of the creative arts, and in building awareness of artistic culture. Its aim is to promote the disciplines of criticism in the field of art and contribute to building firm methodological foundations, to protect the moral and professional interests of art critics, to defend the shared rights of all its members, to ensure a permanent liaison among its members by promoting international meetings, facilitating and spreading information and international exchanges in the field of the visual arts, to contribute to the rapprochement and mutual understanding of cultures, and to bring its collaboration to developing countries. The Association can collaborate with any body pursuing essentially cultural aims.
The AICA was given ONG status by UNESCO in 1951.
Today AICA has seventy three (73) sections worldwide and a roll four thousand three hundred and forty members (4340).
Contact: aica-sc@orange.fr
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