You’ve been voting in your hundreds, and now the time has come to finally announce your ‘Book of the Year’!

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

It’s finally the time to vote for your best book of 2014 – with a chance to win big!

We talk to Kirsty Ogg, director of Bloomberg New Contemporaries, about this year's exhibition in our London galleries.

Dogwoof's Patrick Hurley talks to the artist about his unique use of sound in film.

Filmmaker Eileen Anipare talked to the Polish master in 1995 about freedom, facts, and the benefits of changing cameramen.

Joshua Lloyd-Hall shares his experiences as a Digital Apprentice at the ICA.

For Whiskers Between My Legs , artist and designer Julie Verhoeven has provided us with her 'Golden Nuggets' - a visual and auditory feast introducing the major themes of her exhibition.

Chaired by Tim Marlow, a panel of speakers debate the question: is there such a thing as British art?

We’d like you to help us nominate a shortlist of fifteen books as we get ready to vote for the best book of the year.

We spoke to visitors and heard their reactions to Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2014 on the opening night of the show.

Chaired by writer Elvia Wilk , a panel of speakers including Holly Childs , Florian Cramer , David Jablonowski and Cally Spooner reflect on the role...

ICA's Film and Cinema Manager Nico Marzano introduces our season celebrating the life and work of this Polish film master.

Ahead of our Krzysztof Kieślowski retrospective, the Polish Cultural Institute in London has created a haunting trailer.

The artist-activist talks about his role in the seminal 1968 exhibition, and the reverberations of its legacy.