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One hundred new sound works have been produced by artists from all over the world as part of our new exhibition SOUNDWORKS.

Announcing the start of our new partnership, LIFT and ICA present There We Will Be Buried, a theatrical production with a cast including the German artist Kai Althoff.

Sometimes people ask "why is rap so angry?" When hip hop artists speak candidly of the misery and hardships of their youths.

This Saturday the artist collective Auto Italia South East present Auto Italia LIVE: Double Dip Concession, a TV show broadcast live from the ICA Theatre.

Behind the scenes at the ICA, this Friday's Culture Now with Andrew Weatherall in conversation with Emma Warren will be followed by a signing of a new limited edition lino print.

Coinciding with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Derek Jarman's 1978 feature-length classic Jubilee is the focus of Wednesday's special Artists' Film Club.

We're improving the way we communicate with our members.

The ICA will be closed Monday 4 June but will reopen on Tuesday 5 June from 2pm - 11pm.

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

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?

In advance of the BUNK: Celebrating 60 Years of the Independent Group conference on Thursday and Friday of this week, take a look at this clip from Beyond Time - William Turnbull.

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...

We are excited to announce that from 3 April, we will now be open on Tuesdays. In addition, our opening times will be simplified to 11am - 11pm from Tuesday to Sunday.

As part of our Intercourse fundraiser, Jane and Louise Wilson conjured up an epic re-enactment of the Odessa Steps scene from the 1920s silent classic Battleship Potemkin.