Feminism

Following the tragic death of filmmaker and artist Chantal Akerman, Adam Roberts reflects on her extraordinary life and work.

Laura Mulvey discusses how the film industry has changed and the multiple ways in which women's cinema might be concieved of and created.

Following a screening of director Campbell X's BD Women and Stud Life, Club des Femmes founder Selina Robertson and X discuss the conditions of production around creating Black QTIPOC (Queer Trans Intersex People of Colour) work.

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.

Director Carine Adler, producer Kate Ogborn and the BFI’s Lizzie Francke take part in a panel discussion before a screening of Adler's 1997 drama.

Sophie Mayer on women in the British film industry: how far we've come and how far we could still go.

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

The Temporary Separatists (Rose Gibbs and Sofia Landström) present a panel discussion as part of ICA Talks series Artists, what is your value?

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.

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.

As part of our Student Forum, Jane Scarth interviews Catherine Flood, Curator of Posters at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

As part of our Student Forum, Seth Pimlott interviewed Jess Baines, a member of See Red Women's Workshop.

Julie Solovyeva, member of the ICA Student Forum, and a PhD candidate at The Courtauld Institute, interviewed filmmaker Sarah Turner, following her discussion with James MacKay as part of our Culture Now series, and the screening of her film Ecology on September 7.