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Director Joanna Hogg focuses on artist couple H (Liam Gillick) and D (Viv Albertine), whose decision to sell their elaborate London home provides a lens onto the workings of their long and complicated relationship.

Scraphagia is the response to Andrew Roth’s invitation to create a piece based on his selection of 21 artists’ scrapbooks.

This one-day event looks at acts of publishing within contemporary art and curatorial practice, considering the various format and distribution strategies used by magazine editors and curators, to discussions of publishing, editorship and layout in (and as) practice.

Joanna Hogg’s impressive debut is both a bold and brutally honest portrait of women of a certain age and a comment on middle-class sensibilities.

As part of Iain Sinclair's 70x70 film season, King Mob & the ICA present two very rare films introduced by Chris Petit.

On 29 April 1994 the ICA played host to the world’s first webcast of a live event, Intellectuals and the New Media - in this discussion the original panel and the online team come together again to reflect on today’s media landscape and the last twenty years of the internet.

In a wide ranging conversation, queer theorist Jack Halberstam and queer media artist Zach Blas cover the basics and the not so basics of queer technology.

Can a computer inventor with no formal art training re-create the work of 17th Century Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer? For eight years, millionaire inventor Tim Jenison attempted to do just that, and to solve one of the art world’s biggest mysteries along the way.

Artist Dean Blunt presents Urban, the second in a series of events co-hosted by NTS Radio and the ICA.

Jessica Morgan, Artistic Director of the 10th Gwangju Biennale, introduces the curatorial framework of the next edition, Burning Down the House, followed by a conversation with Sally Tallant, Director of Liverpool Biennial.