ICA is closed from the 30 May – 3 June inclusive.
Photo: Betty Ignatova
What is it like to make art after Covid? What is it like to make art with others after the isolation and loneliness of the pandemic? Young ICA invites participants aged 18 – 30 for a series of three workshops, led by the visual artist Annette Fernando, that explores these questions and invites us to be together in the process of viewing and making art.
Participants are encouraged to attend all three workshops if they can, but it is not required. The workshops will be both hands-on and discussion-based and will include a mix of art forms. All workshops, including the film screening, are free.
Workshops
Sat 3 June, 1 – 3pm
Welcome and film screening
Sat 24 June, 1 – 3pm
Moki Cherry exhibition tour and collage-making
This workshop will focus on the ICA’s new exhibition Moki Cherry: Here and Now. We will begin with the tour of the exhibition, followed by a collage-making workshop inspired by the aesthetics and ideas behind Moki’s work.
Sat 15 July, 1 – 3pm
A Curator-led Tour at Spitalfields Studios
Join us at Annette’s studio in Spitalfields for a viewing and tour of her co-curated exhibition New Wave. Annette will lead a tour of the exhibition as well as of the artist studios.
Welcome and film screening
Sat 24 June, 1 – 3pm
Moki Cherry exhibition tour and collage-making
This workshop will focus on the ICA’s new exhibition Moki Cherry: Here and Now. We will begin with the tour of the exhibition, followed by a collage-making workshop inspired by the aesthetics and ideas behind Moki’s work.
Sat 15 July, 1 – 3pm
A Curator-led Tour at Spitalfields Studios
Join us at Annette’s studio in Spitalfields for a viewing and tour of her co-curated exhibition New Wave. Annette will lead a tour of the exhibition as well as of the artist studios.
Annette Fernando is a London-based artist known for her exploration of the representation of people, particularly women, and sensuality, in cinema throughout the past century. Fernando’s focus on everyday situations and the representation of women in cinema speaks to larger themes of identity, gender and the impact of media on our perceptions. Her work invites viewers to reflect on the role of film and television in shaping our relationships with ourselves and others.
Ticket information
- All tickets that do not require ID (full price, disabled, income support) can be printed at home or stored in email
- For aged-based concession tickets (under 25, student) please bring relevant ID to collect at the front desk before the event.
Members+ and all Patrons gain free entry to all cinema screenings, exhibitions, talks, and more.
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