Archive

James King on the life and work of a quiet rebel.

Desmond Morris on his controversial ICA exhibition Paintings by Chimpanzees.

Desmond Morris on the double life of Roland Penrose and the surrealists.

Desmond Morris on of the early days of the ICA.

Gregor Muir tells us about his memories of the ICA, what makes it unique and how he sees its future.

Kieron Corless explores the subversive, indeterminate nature of the essay film.

Gabrielle Schwarz reflects on our Art Into Society exhibition and the fragmentary nature of the archive.

ICA Member Allan Titmuss shares exclusive photos of the Thin White Duke with the ICA Blog.

Fabrizio Capolei, son of one of the original Piper Club architects, explores the aspirations behind the creation of the radical space.

A sporadic history of artists' self-publishing at the ICA

The ICA’s Researcher in Residence Will Dutta explores the background to the founding of Kiss FM and the radio station's journey to becoming legal.

Will Dutta explores the histories of migration that shaped the sounds of the 1980s.

A summary of the latest TEXT2SPEECH discussion, exploring the relationship between art and politics in the Middle East.

Lucy Rose Bayley explores the significance of The Sons of Temperance and Shapes and Forms, the first example of the ICA on film.

In October 2013 I began a collaborative PhD – The ICA: A History of the Contemporary – with Middlesex University and the ICA.