I Can’t Complain is a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Autumn Knight. Featuring a new commission alongside recent work, this is the first major presentation of her work in the UK.

Stream 11 films as part of Frieze London 2026.

A documentary exploring the history of racism in the United States through James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript Remember This House. 

In a special offer to ICA Members, Exhibition Curator Andrea Nitsche-Krupp leads a behind-the-scenes curatorial tour of Autumn Knight: I Can't Complain.

The party is over, or did it ever start? The guests arrive and the party has finished. Samra Mayanja's solo performance weaves narrative and physical responses to the exhibition space. 

Sara Ahmed explores the feminist potential of complaint, asking how it can bring us together and create new solidarities in the struggle for change. The lecture marks the publication of her new book No is Not a Lonely Utterance (2025), alongside Autumn Knight’s exhibition I Can’t Complain.

Based on Marjane Satrapi’s acclaimed autobiographical graphic novel, Persepolis follows her childhood during the Iranian Revolution, her teenage years in exile in Europe, and her return to Iran.

Final party and performance blend into a unique event conceptualised by Autumn Knight and performed by Michelangelo Miccolis and nick von kleist; expect drinks, music and conversation.