Talks

Elina Suoyrjo and Lucy Stein discuss bitch-witches and why feminism still needs to be embraced by the art world.

Louisa Buck chairs a panel discussion examining the legacy and influence of British artist Helen Chadwick.

Brett Darling explores how indifference might function as a radical artistic strategy.

A panel discussion on the increasing use of ceramics in contemporary art.

Artist Betty Woodman is in conversation with curator Vincenzo de Bellis on the occasion of her exhibition Betty Woodman: Theatre of the Domestic (2016).

Pioneering net.art duo JODI respond to the question: artists, what is your value?

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.

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

How is the experience of filming perpetrators of a genocide? Maya Caspari considers Joshua Oppenheimer's documentaries.

Contemporary American philosopher Graham Harman, the leading figure associated with the metaphysical movement object-oriented ontology, delivers his lecture Objects and the Arts.

To mark the release of the first UK edition of Joe Brainard's cult classic I Remember, tonight we're screening Matt Wolf's short film I Remember: A Film About Joe Brainard.

Will Gompertz talks to associate curator Deborah Herring about his recent show "Modern Art in 3,600 Seconds"

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

This interview is based on an email exchange between Lis Rhodes and ICA Assistant Curator Anna Gritz.