Three episodes from artist Olivia Erlanger and Architect Luis Ortega Govela’s expansive Garage project.

The body is transcended by the simulacrum in Keiken and George Jasper Stone’s Feel My Metaverse.

Featuring work by artist Patrick Staff and their peers, an evening of screenings, music and readings.

Indigenous cultural workers fight against a new fossil gas frontier in Australia.

Loretta Fahrenholz’s dystopian Two A.M. is a hallucinogenic tale of coercion, control and peer-to-peer surveillance, set on the fringes of contemporary Berlin 

A screening of London-based artist-filmmaker Ayo Akingbade’s social housing trilogy No News Today, including the premiere of Dear Babylon (2019).

Artist Olivia Erlanger and architect Luis Ortega Govela’s documentary explores the evolution of the garage.

Silvia Kolbowski returns to the genre of silent film and Mary Shelley's fictional tale of man-made monstrosity in this recent video work.

The premiere of Juliet Jacques’ Revivification: Art, Activism and Politics in Ukraine followed by a conversation. 

Jeff Preiss’ feature-length STOP crosses time and geography in a biographical record captured on 16mm.

A programme of artists’ films exploring the impact and legacy of colonisation.

Dennis Cooper and Zac Farley's second feature follows a teenager searching for a liminal point of non-existence.

A selection of new and recent work by Laura O’Neill whose CGI worlds are populated by bulbous characters and unknown creatures.

Two surreal works commissioned by the ICA investigate architecture and place, accompanied by live performance.

Two new works by ICA commissioned artists Ayo Akingbade and Célia Hay.

On writing about artists’ and experimental film, led by critic & curator Ed Halter, and artist & editor Sam Ashby.

Frank Simon‘s rarely screened documentary follows a 24-year-old drag queen named Flawless Sabrina.

Artists Tony Cokes, Branda Miller, Ellen Cantor, Peter d’Agostino and Ed Emshwiller explore the power of ‘the media’.

A lyrical film by Frances Scholz and Mark von Schlegell set amid the cultural mythologies, fakery and shared hallucinations of Los Angeles.

A rare selection of short films by the pioneering Japanese filmmaker Toshio Matsumoto (1932 – 2017).

Set in Tokyo’s underground gay scene in the 1960s, Matsumoto’s disorientating counter-cultural narrative is part quasi-documentary, part fiction and unrestrained experiment.

Artist Shen Xin presents a screening of new and recent video work.

The artist-filmmaker's first solo presentation of moving image work in the UK, whose work reappraises colonialism and the routes of the slave trade for their underlying contemporary significance.