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We're very excited to have recently launched a brand new tier of membership especially for film lovers, Reel 100.

Anne Massey remembers William Turnbull, part of the ICA's great heritage, who died on 16th November 2012.

Executive Director Gregor Muir wishes to thank everyone for supporting the ICA in 2012.

We've been busy interviewing the up-and-coming artists in the Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2012 exhibition lately, and asking them about their works in the exhibition as well as what motivates them.

ICA Executive Director Gregor Muir interviewed artist Marysia Lewandowska about Women's Audio Archive.

Some people hate lists, others just despise them. To keep that passion boiling, we've decided to create a literary list celebrating the best of 2012. What took your mind to the headiest height?

Ahead of tonight's panel discussion The Trouble with Populism, chair speaker Melanie Gerlis.

From today the ICA Cinema will be playing a short 'Gangnam Style' video by Anish Kapoor prior to all feature film screenings.

Our cinema programmer Jo Blair recently caught up with Gerry Fox, director and co-screenwriter of new film Mother's Milk.

The Singing Detective is widely acknowledged not only as Dennis Potter's masterpiece.

As part of a yet-to-be-defined project, A Nos Amours has begun thinking around the idea of 'pop-up' in collaboration with Ella Harris; a theorist fascinated by what has recently been termed "The Temporary City".

After last week's fascinating Q&A sessions with Mother's Milk director Gerry Fox, we're excited to have three special guests joining us this weekend to discuss their latest films.

Andy Holden and David Raymond Conroy talk to our associate curator Anna Gritz about their stage adaptation of Brief Interviews with Hideous Men - a selection of pieces from David Foster Wallace's collection of short stories.

Our recent online (and in-gallery) sound art project SOUNDWORKS has just won a Bronze award in the art category at the second annual European Lovie Awards.

Megalomania, failure, jealousy and architecture. We've put together a recommended reading list to accompany our latest exhibition Bjarne Melgaard: A House to Die In.