ICA Exhibitions

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

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

We spoke to Catherine Marcangeli, curator of First Happenings: Adrian Henri in the ‘60s and ‘70s

Curator Katharine Stout introduces Richard Hamilton at the ICA and the re-staged installations of Hamilton's two large-scale works.

Join us on Tuesday 4 March, 6-9pm, for the private view of an exhibition of new and recent work by Berlin-based artist and writer Hito Steyerl.

The Artists's Moving Image Programme links four contemporary art venues with the ICA's Artists' Film Club programme.

A new ICA Off-Site project London's Dover Street Market running until 6 April - sees the ICA return to its former home on Dover Street.

Join us on Tuesday 26 November from 6pm until 9pm for the opening of Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2013.

Selfridges Bright Young Thing Alan Taylor is a London-based, Irish-born menswear designer, who creates collections that explore the idea of juxtaposition in both concept and silhouette.

Selfridges Bright Young Thing Eleanor Davies is a 23 year old sculptor who produces artworks,installations and accessories.

This week we are unveiling New Work, a special moving image project at Sunday Art Fair, which takes place from 17-20 October at Ambica P3.

Join us on Tuesday 15 October from 6pm until 9pm for the opening of Zhang Enli: Space Painting. This unique project with Shanghai-based artist Zhang Enli transforms the ICA Theatre with a painting encompassing the floor and walls.

Join us on Tuesday 24 September from 7pm until 9pm for the opening of Lutz Bacher: Black Beauty.

This is the first in a series of posts looking at the artists featured in our exhibition Points of Departure, part of the 2013 Shubbak Festival in London (22 June - 6 July).

Join us on Tuesday 25 June from 7pm until 9pm for the opening of Points of Departure.