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An unexpected call from a volatile former lover inspires Mia to reminisce about a turbulent spring in Paris – from riots and vespas to a cat named Baby.

The glamorous Festival favourite returns to look at how images of fashion reflect culture, heritage and identity for female filmmakers across the world, followed by a panel discussion.

Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi’s follow-up to his Oscar-winning A Separation visits the same territory of complex family relationships within repressive societies.

Anna Eborn’s unique, acclaimed documentary explores the young heart of Native America - spectacularly shot against stunning Midwestern landscapes, this deeply evocative and emotional film demands big-screen viewing.

The start of 2014 saw the death of Amiri Baraka, one of the most influential and galvanising cultural figures of the twentieth century - this conference will assess the scope of nearly 65 years of work, considering the importance, paradoxes and potentialities of Baraka’s career across a range of disciplines.

Following a day long symposium assessing the scope of Amiri Baraka's 65 years of work, this evening performance commemorates the late poet’s life and work, with readings by UK and US poets.

Multi-award winning documentary filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal reunites with renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky for the follow-up to their 2006 breakthrough Manufactured Landscapes.

Lower Gallery
The ICA presents the first solo exhibition in the UK by San Francisco-born, New York-based artist Tauba Auerbach, who works in a wide variety of media including sculpture, photography, painting, weaving and book design.

Upper Gallery
The ICA brings together a selection of paintings by London-based poet and painter David Robilliard in the first UK institutional exhibition for over twenty years.

frieze co-editor Jennifer Higgie introduces three recent frieze short videos for the first dedicated program at the ICA, Our Glasgow, Audience Appreciation, and The Impossible Image.