Morale Patch is an exhibition of new work by Tanoa Sasraku (b. 1995, Plymouth) examining the seductive and destructive power of oil – its ties to war and national identity – through a meditation on emblems and mementos.

To accompany her new solo exhibition Morale Patch, artist Tanoa Sasraku presents four film works that connect with and expand on the show's central themes.

Join us at the preview to celebrate the opening of The Drawing Drawing, alongside the presenting artist, special guests, Patrons, and fellow ICA Members, with a guest DJ set from 7:30pm in the bar and 2-for-1 cocktails throughout the evening.

The Drawing Drawing is the first solo exhibition in London by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima, bringing together a selection of works spanning the artist's practice, including a new site-specific commission.

Laura Lima joins Andrea Nitsche-Krupp, Exhibitions Curator, in an engaging conversation about Lima's distinctive practice and the development of her first solo exhibition in London. 

From Kleber Mendonça Filho (The Secret Agent, Pictures of Ghosts, Neighbouring Sounds) and Juliano Dornelles comes a genre-blending siege thriller set in Brazil’s remote backcountry. 

Join artist Tegen Williams for a creative drawing class in response to Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing.

This programme brings together three films selected by artist Laura Lima, Um Filme para Ehuana by Louis Botkay, O Túmulo da Terra by Yhuri Cruz, and Limite by Mário Peixoto.

A curator-led tour of Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing, exclusively for ICA Members and their guests.

Glauber Rocha's iconic revisionist western fuses mysticism, folklore and revolution in a remarkable examination of morality, religion, and ideological fanaticism.

ICA joins Solar (Rio) for a panel discussion on Laura Lima's practice with artists, curators and scholars, followed by a Q&A with the artist. 

The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) is delighted to announce a solo exhibition of works by multidisciplinary artist and musician, Arca (b. 1989, Venezuela).

Through satirising, staging or appropriating the real, these artists probe what effect this post-2008 era of financial collapse has had on societal myths of fairness and progress under capitalism.

Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison and Jasmine Greogry join Associate Curator, Nicola Leong to discuss their work in Genuine Fake Premium Economy. 

A screening and Q&A exploring the continuing relevance of the late theorist’s ideas on capitalism, culture and the future.

A curator-led tour of Genuine Fake Premium Economy, exclusively for ICA Members and their guests.

Writer Em Colquhoun, artists Hilary Powell and Daniel Edelstyn, and economist Ann Pettifor come together to talk about the current era of economic breakdown that has laid bare myths of fairness, progress and meritocracy. 

Golden Bear winner Radu Jude’s film is a pin-sharp, caustically funny critique of workplace culture.

Opera Omnia (2025) is presented alongside new works by Valentin Noujaïm and Space Afrika, bringing film, dialogue and sound into relation through questions of urban space, memory and return. 

A double-bill screening of Buck Ellison’s short film and Lauren Greenfield’s documentary. 

A rare screening of Cindy Sherman's only feature film, a comedy-slasher film co-written with Todd Haynes.  

A new video and mixed-media installation by Elisa Giardina Papa exploring the geological, mythological and political temporalities of the Mediterranean through a historical and speculative story of a vanished island.