Archives

Naive but self-confident, 18-year-old Yonosuke arrives in Tokyo to begin life as a student in 1987 - decades later, his friends’ stories paint a picture of Yonosuke’s life, and his whereabouts today.

Steve McQueen’s exhibition at the ICA in 1999 led to his Turner Prize success later that year, so we’re pleased to present McQueen’s Oscar winning third feature, which deals poetically and humanely with one of the thorniest aspects of American history.

Everybody Street illuminates the lives and work of New York's iconic street photographers and the incomparable city that has inspired them for decades.

A documentary portrait of the New York artist Carolee Schneemann - pioneer of performance and body art as well as avant garde cinema.

Trevor Jackson talks with music journalist Emma Warren about the inaugural Parallel Visions event at the ICA.

Joey Arias returns to London with collaborator Kristian Hoffman on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 February with Lightning Strikes, a tribute to the life and music of Klaus Nomi.

The ICA returns to occupy its former home on Dover Street with an explosion of rarely seen archival material across all six floors.

Lower & Upper Galleries

The ICA presents two installations by Richard Hamilton, Man, Machine and Motion (1955) and an Exhibit (1957) to coincide with the Tate Modern's retrospective.

Fox Reading Room
A selection of artworks, books and ephemera related to British architect and educator Jane Drew, whose work signaled a major shift from universal modernism to responsive and vernacular design.

A Nos Amours continues a retrospective of the complete film works of Chantal Akerman with Les Rendez-vous d'Anna (1978), a polished, forlorn fable of isolation. With an introduction by Chris Petit.