Events

Rose Gibbs explores the history of women’s collectives and their continuing importance in an increasingly globalised world.

Steven Cairns and Rosalie Doubal reflect on our recent three-day event, Fear of Missing Out.

James Bridle explores how digital systems of surveillance are radically changing the meaning of citizenship.

Stephen Hebditch on the pirate radio tracks that revolutionised music in the 1980s.

Will Dutta explores the histories of migration that shaped the sounds of the 1980s.

Dimitra Gkitsa spoke to Kathy Rae Huffman about early media art, her curatorial practice and why it's important to look beyond what is online.

Lucy Rose Bayley explores the significance of The Sons of Temperance and Shapes and Forms, the first example of the ICA on film.

Ahead of the Appropriate Behaviour screening and director Q&A, we caught up with producer Cecilia Frugiuele and director Desiree Akhavan.

ICA Student Forum organiser Jane Scarth reflects on the ICA reading group discussion on contemporary art and cybernetics

Our programming highlights for next year, in which we put a special focus on complex histories and identity in the age of mass digital culture.

A wide-ranging discussion about artist film, acts of resistance and the history of artist-run film lab no.w.here

We spoke to Blast First founder Paul Smith about Subversion In The Street of Shame, the literary underground event he organised in 1994.

Iain Sinclair explains the background to recently unearthed footage of London's literary underground in 1994.

Thomas Girst's new book explores some unusual themes in the artist's life.

A spotlight on some of the new arrivals in artist film DVDs at the ICA Bookshop.