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My cape was a thousand feet long. I put diamond dust on my face, real diamond dust. It took me ages to remove it.

The inaugural LUX/ICA Biennial of Moving Images kicks off its 4-day run this Thursday with underground films, rare screenings and the revival of a legendary club night, Little Stabs at Happiness.

Lena Durnham captures the conflicted emotions of returning to home after college, to enter the confusing world of adulthood in Tiny Furniture.

This week members of our Student Forum talk to artists Simon Denny and Ira Schneider. Schneider is a pioneer of experimental video.

Whit Stillman's latest film plays all this week. The wonderful Greta Gerwig is Violet, a do-gooding Samaritan with a martyr complex, who, along with her friends Rose, Lily and Heather.

Our second artist-in-residence, Glasgow-based Luke Fowler has been nominated for the Turner Prize 2012.

To celebrate the brand new ICA week, we have ticket deals on all Tuesday screenings.

Start your weekend early with Jim Jarmusch, John Waters, Debbie Harry, Thurston Moore, Nick Zedd and Richard Kern at our special Friday matinee screening of Celine Danhier's, Blank City.

BUNK, On the 60th anniversary of the Independent Group, and in the light of tomorrow's conference, curator Anne Massey talks to Ben Cranfield and asks why now? Why at the ICA?

A special selection from the Bookshop's recommended reading and viewing to accompany our current exhibition, Remote control. The shop is now open from Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 9pm.

Next Thursday, Artists' Film Club presents a selection of ground-breaking works from the archive of New York's Experimental TV Center.

As part of the opening week of Remote Control we've curated a Youtube playlist featuring artists from the show, as well as inviting them to suggest or submit their own videos to it.

So much more than double-sided sticky tape and folk revivalism...