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?

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.