events

In light of the ICA reading room exhibition Radical Disco: Architecture and Nightlife in Italy, 1965 – 1975, this talk explores the relationship between architecture, design and nightlife.

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

Dimitra Gkitsa explores 1970s Italian feminism and the ways in which it can inform and inspire activism in the present.

Maya Caspari spoke to ICA Associate Poet Sophie Collins about her writing, the journal she co-founded and the politics of translation.

We spoke director Francesco Clerici about what inspired him to create his film Hand Gestures and the process of making it.

To coincide with our symposium Mirage, 20 Years On, the ICA Bookshop has put together this engaging reading list.

Chicago-based artist Zachary Cahill discusses his work and presents in response to the question: Artists, what is your use value?

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

Writer and artist Neal Brown chairs a panel discussion with artists Viv Albertine, Jimmy Cauty, Peter Doig and Rut Blees Luxemburg.

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

An extract from Juliet Jacques' Trans , a moving memoir and insightful examination of transgender politics.

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

Matt Williams caught up with Dan Mitchell and Sara MacKillop to hear how ASP came into existence and why artists' self-publishing is political.

A round-up of the opening night of Onwards and Outwards, featuring a screening of The Alcohol Years and a Q&A with director Carol Morley.

Ahead of our screenings of Pasolini, Nico Marzano spoke to director Abel Ferrara about the film and the man who inspired it.