A monthly reading group on sex & desire.

A conversation about architecture in the space between physical economies and digital worlds, with architect Samir Bantal (OMA|AMO), architecture writer Shumi Bose and design strategist Stephanie Sherman.

Balaji Srinivasan, Marta Belcher, Rachel-Rose O'Leary and Nivethan Nanthakumar in conversation about how new technologies might enable new forms of communities and societies.

An artists’ book that looks at tradition and subculture, through material forms.

The Detainee Handbook aims to offer a small view into the lives of people stuck and locked into the detention/prison system of the USA, an industry that has profited vastly from this human tragedy

Join Butch Lineages and Joelle Taylor for an evening of readings and discussion.

Nick Makoha, ICA poet-in-residence, presents his research on Jean-Michel Basquiat.

A reading group with discussions on affairs, focusing on contemporary literature and culture.

The return of Ear Worms: A collaboration between the ICA Bookstore and Worms Magazine.

Join artist, illustrator & NTS resident Anu Ambasna for a comic making workshop.

One hundred paintings, of one hundred different views, each taking a day to paint.

A curator-led tour of R.I.P Germain’s exhibition “Jesus Died For Us, We Will Die For Dudus!”

Join artist R.I.P. Germain for this artist talk exploring his practice and work with guest speaker Imani Mason Jordan.

Readings from playwright Mojisola Adebayo and featured authors to launch this collection celebrating LGBTIQ+ experiences from Black British perspectives.

Join Nicolas-Tyrell Scott in a communal conversation with Che Lingo ahead of the artist's tour and release of his second studio album, Coming Up For Air, which addresses ruminations about the depths of his mental health, archiving harrowing stories and life reflections across the project.

A talk with the writers of Troublemaking: Why You Should Organise Your Workplace.

Tour the exhibition with insight from R.I.P. Germain and the themes and ideas behind “Jesus Died For Us, We Will Die For Dudus!”

A talk reimagining intimacy beyond the constraints of capitalism. Marking the publication Radical Intimacy by Sophie K. Rosa.

Join Nabihah Iqbal for a preview of her new album DREAMER the night before its official release.

A reading group with discussions on affairs, focusing on contemporary literature and culture.

The new issue features Nicole Wermers, Abby Champion, Keira Knightley, Sandra Bernhard, Emma Barrowman and Lizzi Bougatsos.

A talk marking Sita Balani’s Verso publication Deadly & Slick: Sexual Modernity and the Making of Race.

A performance-lecture and discussion marking the publication of Working Girl by Sophia Giovannitti.

An intergenerational ambient listening workshop that reflects on the transformative effect of music on our emotions.

A trio of summer workshops for young people aged 18-30.

A workshop on upcycling locally donated textiles in the spirit of Moki Cherry’s improvisational practice.

Amends by Tim Etchells is a selection of texts haunted by performance but written for the page, published by Monitor Books.

Join Nicolas-Tyrell Scott in a communal conversation with the producer Swindle.

Naima Karlsson, Moki’s granddaughter and co-curator of the exhibition leads a tour in dialogue with ICA Assistant Curator, Nicola Leong.

Join Rhea Dillon and Worms Publishing in celebrating the launch of Catgut – The Opera.

The launch of a photography book documenting the PWBC collective over 20 years.

Join editor Sophie Willison in celebrating the the magazine’s eighth issue.

A regular get-together with the ICA Bookstore and Worms Magazine.

Join the artist, illustrator & NTS resident for a comic making workshop.

In this panel, Moki Cherry’s extraordinary legacy as an artist and a parent is expanded upon by Moki’s family, Neneh Cherry and Tyson McVey with guest speakers artist Linder Sterling and author Hettie Judah.

Pilot Press, Dodie Bellamy and special guests celebrate the republication of Kevin Killian’s AIDS-era poetry collection Argento Series.

Join Pierce Eldridge & Caitlin McLoughlin in celebrating issue 2 of the magazine.

A companion piece to the exhibition edited by Wielebinski, featuring writing by Asa Seresin, Larne Abse Gogarty and Maxi Wallenhorst, alongside archival imagery.

Esther Gatón & Darya Diamond’s book collects various materials that nurture and give shape to Gatón’s artistic practice, including collages of phone pics, sketches, sporadic notes and drawings, together with the writing of authors that have been influential on the work.

Eliel Jones leads a discursive session extending from the exhibition themes exploring the practice of hosting as a queer, artistic and curatorial method.

In 1994, Sophy Rickett began photographing herself and her friends pissing on the streets of London. These images are being published in their entirety by Climax Books for the first time.

Join us for an evening of chess and music. An all abilities LGBTIQ+ folks and friends social club.

Join us for a night of conversation, anarchic performance, party, and pisstake to celebrate the launch of the book and the ICA scarf designed by Sports Banger, with a proportion of sales profits supporting the ICA’s future programme.

A partnership with the Croydon studio space.

Join Jim Goldberg and Lou Stoppard in conversation to mark the launch of the artist’s new book.

Expanding on themes within The Red Sun is High, the Blue Low, Huw Lemmey, Ian Penman and Asa Seresin join in conversation to present aspects of their own research across queer iconographies and histories.

The author leads a reading group on her 2021 book Underdogs: Social Deviance and Queer Theory.

Over a two hour session, Anu will guide our participants, through her distinct style of comic making, in constructing their own works within a collaborative, DIY environment. This session will focus on character development.

Over the course of a week and four events, Silver Press examines freedom through the lenses of collective liberation, bodily autonomy, reproductive justice and feminism. Who makes decisions about what you can do with your body? Who is considered human? How can a feminist politics of the body connect with frameworks of freedom from violence, domination and war?

An evening of discussions exploring why abortion, reproductive justice and bodily autonomy remain essential to collective freedoms.

An artist talk led by the artist collective of Tanya Cruz, Hana Omori and Isabel Ramos.

Queer feminist film curation collective Club Des Femmes present a short film programme with live introduction, in conversation with Silver Press’ reproductive freedoms anthology After Sex. From Repeal the 8th processions to illegal abortions in 1930s Australia, these films shows abortion as part of who we are.

Imagine you were never considered to be human. How would you perceive the world? What future is possible? Fugitive Feminism considers the ways in which Black women have been excluded from, struggled to achieve and opted to reject the category of ‘human’, drawing on the legacies of bell hooks, Audre Lorde, Angela Davis and others.

A collective gathering by independent and small publishers that brings together readings, screenings and listening sessions to hold space for grieving and imagining, in solidarity with Palestine and liberation struggles around the world.

An intimate workshop led by NYX music director Sian O’Gorman and creative director Philippa Neels to open a window into their practice of vocal embodiment, deep listening and self-empowerment.

A listening session and conversation between NYX, Laima Leyton and special guests including Do.omyoga on sound, voice, resonance and collective sounding.

We are looking for 5 members to work with us on the ICA Creative Youth Forum, a programme designed to make more space for youth voices in arts institutions. Members will have the opportunity to develop leadership skills and contribute towards decision-making processes here at the ICA.

A social to celebrate creativity within the Flock Together community. Open to all.

Setting up camp in the absurdist bunker of Gray Wielebinski’s exhibition, Kem invites you to a study in the dark with Jose Funnell, Michał Grzegorzek, Stefa Gosiewsk, Ola Knychalska and Tosia Leniarska.

In conjunction with the current exhibition, this panel of artists and thinkers addresses the present context of censorship in the arts.