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The ICA Bookshop hosts a reading group which will meet once a month to discuss recent publications in the context of the ICA programme. The first series of meetings will focus on the e-flux book What is Contemporary Art?

A pair of idiosyncratic looks at a London that has long since vanished.

Two short films by students artists give a fresh perspective on their experiences of living in London.

Set in 1986, during the early days of Khomeini-era Iran, this adaptation of Freidoune Sahebjam’s bestselling book tells the story of a young woman who is accused of adultery and subsequently stoned to death.

The second event in a series of films and discussions exploring the theme "Watching the Blind".

An architectural perspective on London and its innovative approaches to space and living.

Class Wargames presents Guy Debord's Game of Wa, a collective playing of the board game using a replica of the original 1977 design.

Dziga Vertov's first sound film, Enthusiasm captures the lives of coal-miners in the Donbass region in Eastern Ukraine.

Artists and activists Cat Phillipps and Peter Kennard lead an open debate around creative resistance, revolt and protest.

An unsettling tale of bourgeois discontent posited between the comic, the tragic, the absurd and the surreal.