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Season Butler leads a workshop open to artists of any discipline interested in performative writing.

An exploration of heroism science, calling for an expansion of the heroic imagination and supporting the evolution of myth.

This talk examines the roots of 'intelligence' and the military undertones of that term, and considers the range of human experiences—beyond emotions—that are not within the grasp of mere intelligence.

This seminar on counter forensics seeks to problematise the institutionalised character of forensic practices.

The first full public screening of anew film examining the relationship between gentrification, youth deaths, knife crime, incidents of police brutality, and how these impact on mental health, followed by an open conversation and Q+A.

Through the case study of Dutch designer Iris van Herpen, this talk looks at the fractal folds in 3D-printed designs.

A conversation with writer and critic Sean O’Hagan on the occasion of the launch of Tillmans's What Is Different? (Sternberg Press, 2018).

Taking the current Western interest in young Georgian design as a particular case study and starting point, this panel explores how fashion reacts to and embraces the global crisis of borders and displacement.

Does the hacker collective Anonymous speak to a wider need to rethink the propertied self? Is it time to cast off ownership altogether and build powerful new notions through which to relate to ourselves, each other, and the places around us?

Celebrate the opening of the festival with a one-off selection of screenings and live performances, followed by drinks and DJs in the ICA Bar.