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The ICA is delighted to be partnering with London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT) for 2010, co-presenting original productions from Gob Squad, Rimini Protokoll and Campo/Cork Midsummer Festival.

Tom McDonough and Owen Hatherley explore the Situationist's re-imagining of the city as a revolutionary utopia.

Tom McDonough explores the Situationist's re-imagining of the city as a revolutionary utopia.

Godard’s outrageous satire – modelled on Hollywood pictures of the era – is a dialectical riot of conflicting philosophies and clashing colours.

ICA Curator Charlotte Bonham-Carter on Oscar Tuazon's practice.

June's Artists' Film Club features a special presentation of a work by artist Grace Schwindt that investigates contemporary, personal negotiations of German history.

Harmony Korine prowls the parking lots and alleyways of suburbia with an old-fashioned video-recorder, documenting perverse nocturnal pranks.

The heartbeat of the festival, LIFT Club offers a social and creative hub for artists and audiences, bringing alive the themes running through the festival.

An investigation into what theatre producers can learn from social media and user-generated content, and how this supposed democraticisation of culture affects theatre’s relevance to the world.

From David Cameron's 'big society' to numerous think tank projects on civic engagement, why is the concept of community suddenly at the centre of political debate?