This major exhibition curated by Lubaina Himid celebrates 40 years since The Thin Black Line, the groundbreaking group show of young Black and Asian women artists at the ICA in 1985.

This film season celebrates the work of Pratibha Parmar, whose films have shaped the politics of feminist, queer, and diasporic visual cultures for over four decades.

This evening brings together three films by Pratibha Parmar that explore South Asian queer diasporic life.

A special double-bill screening of Sutapa Biswas’s films Lumen (2021) and Kali (1983 – 85) followed by a Q&A with the artist. 

An evening with Bermudian poets sharing their words, exploring Bermuda and its place within Britain’s wider cultural landscape. 

This series presents three moving image works by Helen Cammock that trace and reimagine histories of Black life across time and geography.

Helen Cammock’s two-part video work explores the entangled legacies of colonialism, migration, and appropriation. Accompanied by a live performance. 

Magda Stawarska reimagines her moving image installation Music and Silence (2023) for this unique presentation with a live performance by pianist Zeynep Özsuca.  

An immersive audiovisual performance connecting the ICA’s history from the 1980s to the present by Trevor Mathison, Gary Stewart and Tansy Spinks.