LUX / ICA Biennial of Moving Images

A revival of Little Stabs at Happiness, a music and film club previously presented by Mark Webber at the ICA from 1997 to 2000.

A revival of Little Stabs at Happiness, the music and film club presented by Mark Webber at the ICA from 1997 to 2000.

Part of a series of guest-curated programmes, together offering a critical survey of current artists' moving image work. Each curator has selected a programme of works representing their own unique perspectives on contemporary practice.

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Shanay Jhaveri followed by curator Q&A on Friday 25

 A selection of works programmed by guest curator Shama Khana followed by curator Q&A on Friday 25

A selection of works by Luther Price, programmed by guest curators Thomas Beard & Ed Halter, followed by curator Q&A

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Rosa Barba followed by curator Q&A on Friday 25.

Co-produced by Bridget Crone / Plenty Projects in association with Picture This, these works explore theatricality and modes of performance in relation to both film and the ‘live’ event.

A series of new live performance commissions in the ICA Theatre. More details on the programme will be available soon.

A student symposium for UK-based MA and PhD students to present their research into artists’ moving image, with keynote speaker: Jan Verwoert, Why Rudie Can’t Fail.

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Martha Kirszenbaum followed by curator Q&A on Saturday 26.

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Ben Rivers followed by curator Q&A on Sunday 27.

Chaired by curator and writer Bridget Crone. With curator Vanessa Desclaux, artist Beatrice Gibson, and Pil and Galia Kollectiv.

A series of talks in the ICA Theatre chaired by invited curators and writers. We are also hosting a two-day student symposium co-produced by the students of the LUX/Central Saint-Martins Moving Image course.

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Carmen Billows followed by curator Q&A on Saturday 26

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Elena Filipovic followed by curator Q&A on Sunday 27.

A panel discussion chaired by writer, researcher and lecturer Maeve Connolly, the panel discusses the shifting contexts of collective viewing and investigates how showing moving image work in the gallery, cinema or screening room can challenge the ways we engage with artists' moving image.

A selection of works programmed by guest curator Michelle Cotton followed by curator Q&A on Saturday 26.

Films by Eric Duvivier curated by Yann Chateigné Tytelman followed by curator Q&A on Saturday 26

A part-film, part-performance by Claire Hooper, with a narration by Grime MC Lioness and a specifically developed live soundtrack by musician and composer Beatrice Dillon.

A late-night drop-in screening programme selected and edited specifically for a phosphorescent screen, featuring Ed Atkins, Gareth Bell-Jones, Gil Leung, James Richards.

A student symposium for UK-based MA and PhD students to present their research into artists’ moving image with keynote speaker: Maeve Connolly, Television, Cultural Legitimation and Contemporary Art.

Chaired by writer and academic May Adadol Ingawanij. With curator Shanay Jhaveri, writer and curator Omar Kholeif, and others.

Chaired by Stuart Comer, Curator of Film at Tate Modern. With filmmaker John Akomfrah, artist Ben Rivers and more.

Featuring new live performance commissions by artists including Shelly Nadashi, Corin Sworn and Charlotte Prodger, and Sophie Macpherson & Clare Stephenson.