Join us this Sunday at ICA Miami @icamiami during ICA Family Day as we use the arrow keys to walk together through each artist’s digital installation, or visit through LOOP from wherever you are! Miami-based artist Asser Saint-Val, one of the participating artists, will be there in person to share his process inside Loop, which culminated in this exhibition, and guide you through each artist’s portal. ONLINE OPENING verse.loop.onland.io/jzwvPaf… Any Resemblance Is Accidental marks the culmination of Loop Art Critique’s Cohort #22 (August 24 – October 1, 2026), featuring eight artists who participated in critique sessions alongside special guest Jon Rafman @jonrafman Each artist inhabits a room connected by a surreal corridor that serves as a psychological threshold. As visitors move through these spaces, filled with artworks navigating diverse themes and techniques, as well as portals to alternate realms,they encounter questions of authenticity versus invention, simulacra versus fiction, and the interplay between chance and intention, particularly within digital spaces. Participating Artists Wyatt Bertz , Clayton Campbell, Salesforce Child, Sim Ciudad, Mars Eve, Naomi Moser, Andrea Nakhla & Asser Saint-Val

Final days to apply! bit.ly/4rpH3YL Remember: here, we look at the art you choose to submit, regardless of your name, background, degrees, or experience! Join us as we explore The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI, with our new guest, @TamGZ in collaboration with @icamiami As AI generates images, conversations, fantasies, and companionship, it also reveals the extraordinary complexity of being human. What separates intimacy from information? Can vulnerability be simulated? Does intimacy require a body? Artists have long explored sexuality through identity, power, pleasure, politics, and human connection. This exhibition invites you to explore these questions through the intersection of art, sexuality, intimacy, and AI. We welcome works that embrace uncertainty, challenge assumptions, and explore what resists automation: presence, empathy, vulnerability, and emotional risk. Everyone is invited to submit their work!

We’ll be in conversation with Jon Rafman @jonrafman inside Loop, in collaboration with @icamiami Maybe you’ve entered Loop many times; maybe you’ve never been inside. Either way, everyone is invited to participate from anywhere in the world. Reserve your spot here: loopart.link/wZJ2c3rF or simply enter Loop at the scheduled date and time. As our current guest artist, Jon Rafman joins Cohort 22 each week, supporting the development of the artists’ work through conversation and feedback. This time, he’ll be speaking about his own practice. Working across video, sculpture, installation, and virtual environments, Rafman examines how digital technologies transform identity, memory, desire, and social relationships. Drawing from video games, online communities, internet subcultures, and AI-generated imagery, his work reveals the strange, intimate, and often unsettling ways we inhabit digital worlds.

A new topic to explore together with our new guest, @tamgryn & @icamiami : The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI. We leave our fingerprints on the screen as proof of our humanity, the gesture, the mark that remains and that we don’t want to disappear, keeping our screens alive, as we explore The Last Human Frontier: Art & Sex in the Age of AI. Everyone is invited to submit their work!! APPLY HERE: form.jotform.com/26241521041… Tam Gryn is a Venezuelan curator, author, and cultural strategist working at the intersection of contemporary art, technology, public space, retail, and crypto. She is the author of How to Create and Sell NFTs: A Guide for All Artists and has held curatorial leadership roles at Rally.io, SHOWFIELDS, the Artist Pension Trust, RAW POP UP, and the Museum of Sex Miami. Her independent projects include large-scale exhibitions, site-specific installations, cultural events, and collaborations with institutions including the Brooklyn Museum, the Whitney Museum, La Biennale di Venezia, Sotheby’s, Locust Projects, and the Miami Design District. Tam studied Art History at Sorbonne University, Politics and Diplomacy at Reichman University, and earned an M.A. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Tel Aviv University. Fluent in five languages, her work explores how art, emerging technologies, and strategic partnerships can generate new creative economies and transformative cultural experiences.