Exhibitions

We look back at 2015 - an exciting year at the ICA.

How can feminist art intervene in dominant patriarchal culture? Rose Gibbs and Catherine Long explore this question.

Fabrizio Capolei, son of one of the original Piper Club architects, explores the aspirations behind the creation of the radical space.

U. Kanad Chakrabarti explores the multilayered histories of Sicily, which inspired his recent video work Almadraba 38.17° N 13.24° E.

The ICA Bookshop recommends some great titles covering everything from the ethics of photography to the politics of squatting.

Curator and artist Mary Vilardo responds to fig-2 as a whole, generating a new fig-2 glossary.

To coincide with the launch of our new exhibition Prem Sahib: Side On, Andree Latham has put together this great reading list.

Frieze Week 2015 is busier than ever here at the ICA. Ahead of all the action, ICA Executive Director Gregor Muir talks you through the programme highlights.

We caught up with Juliette Desorgues to hear more about Austrian magazine Bau and how its radical ideas remain relevant today.

Explore the history of radical architecture with this great reading list, handpicked by Andree Lathman.

Francesca Laura Cavallo reflects on the first 25 weeks of fig-2, exploring how its strength lies in its unpredictability.

The ICA Bookshop has handpicked this great selection of titles related to Isa Genzken: Basic Research Paintings.

We explore the radical posters of See Red Women's Workhsop, challenging negative images of women in the media and highlighting their oppression.

To coincide with the launch of our new exhibition Eloise Hawser: Lives on Wire, the ICA Bookshop has put together this fascinating reading list.

The ICA’s Researcher in Residence Will Dutta explores the background to the founding of Kiss FM and the radio station's journey to becoming legal.