Articles

David Quantick and Tony Fletcher will be discussing Blondie and New York in the 1970s.

The White Review editor Jacques Testard takes part in the Independents Day panel discussion Paths to Publication.

Book printers and binders TJ International reflect on 40 years in the industry.

In anticipation of the A Nos Amours screening of Frost on Thursday, filmmaker and A Nos Amours co-founder Adam Roberts explains what slow cinema has to offer.

A Nos Amours returns to the ICA on Thursday 30 May with the director's cut of Fred Kelemen's Frost (1997/1999) on 16mm.

On Wednesday 15 May Angus Cameron presented Headless, a large scale performance art project led by Swedish collaborative duo Goldin+Senneby.

The ICA Cinematheque is a new strand of programming that will incorporate classic art house titles, film seasons, director retrospectives.

It's a bit self-referential isn't it? Writing something about our Friday Salon on 'Automatic Writing / Instant Publishing' for the ICA Blog.

Tonight we commence our retrospective season of French New Wave pioneer Agnès Varda's works with the director's rarely-screened debut feature La Pointe Courte.

Ahead of the screening of Querelle on Thursday 2 May, the ICA's Associate Curator of Artists' Film and Moving Image Steven Cairns spoke to Beige magazine about this little-seen queer cinema classic.

In anticipation of our upcoming Agnes Varda film season, Jemma Desai from I Am Dora explores two of Varda's most captivating characters.

Jane Scarth from the ICA Student Forum spoke to Anne Massey, art historian and co-curator of the current Fox Reading Room display The Independent Group: Parallel of Art and Life.

A panel discussion on Wednesday 1 May will highlight the overlaps between the way in which a radical artist collective functions and how individuals operate together on social networks.

Prior to the screening of Chelsea Girls on Friday 5 April we are proud to launch BROADSHEET #1-3 by Hannah Sawtell. Reproduced here is Broadsheet #3.

Ahead of the opening of Birds Eye View Film Festival at the ICA on Thursday 4 April, Birds Eye View caught up with director Soudade Kaadan as well as two leading writers on architecture.