Recording of embroidery workshop hosted by artist Hanecdote as part of Decriminalised Futures. Available until 6 July 2022.

A series of responses to the work of M. NourbeSe Philip by poets Ebun Sodipo, Courtney Conrad and Esther Heller.

With Carnival cancelled in August 2020, collective Nine Nights live streamed a four-hour celebration of Jamaican club culture.

A selection of conversations, talks and films from the public programme as part of the exhibition.

Thirteen captioned excerpts from SWARM’s 2019 three-day festival A Decriminalised Future: Sex Workers’ Festival of Resistance.

Stream some of the works featured in this showcase of new film, audio and interactive work by emerging London-based artists.

A cartoonish film inspired by black-and-white silent movies which unpacks the difficulties encountered by sex workers in Thailand, in particular abusive anti-trafficking raids.

A film about the Brazilian sex worker-led group founded in 1992 after years of demonstrating against police brutality.

Director Leos Carax on finding the right collaborators, making films as a father, and being a spectator.

The filmmaker discusses his relationships with his protagonists and taking the viewer into the backyards of the American Dream, in a conversation with Sandra Hebron at FRAMES of REPRESENTATION 2021.

The Golden Lion and Golden Bear-winning Italian filmmaker delivers a masterclass on the cinematic language with ICA Head of Cinema and FRAMES of REPRESENTATION founder Nico Marzano.

Six readings by contemporary writers boldly imagining new ways of relation and self organisation.

A symposium of activists, academics and artists on Black feminist/womanist traditions and legacies.

Johanna Hedva and Patrick Staff in conversation as they inquire into the relationship between collapse and surrender.

The philosopher and writer discusses agency, gender, dissent and subjectivity with queer theorist Jack Halberstam.

A captioned audio recording of artist and writer Sable Elyse Smith and author Nicole R. Fleetwood as they discuss their research into the carceral, the personal and the political.

Captioned audio of writer Sophie Lewis' lecture drawing on theories of surrogacy, gestational justice and family abolition, followed by a discussion with poet Anne Boyer.