The 2025/2026 edition of the ICA's core youth programme, will take a multidisciplinary, genre-fluid approach to creativity in collaboration with Diasporas Now.

Are you aged 16-30 and interested in making or curating film? Would you like to learn more about Black culture and history, and the role of archives?

Led by artist Lulu Wang, this final term of ICA Creatives × Diasporas Now explores the body as a creative engine. Across six weeks, participants will develop artistic manifestos and experiment with movement tools, body-generated sound and live archiving to build collective performance structures.

The ICA is pleased to announce that Maite de Orbe is the Artist Development Resident for 2026.

Visible Justice are the 2026–27 Collective in Residence at the ICA.

Step into a special workshop with BEA1991, exploring artist creativity and the artist ego. 

A panel discussion bringing together three influential collectives working at the intersection of art and fashion. The evening features founding members of the Grey Organisation, !WOWOW! and Muslim Sisterhood, chaired by Nina Manandhar.

In celebration of the launch of Femmephilia: Love Letters to Trans Mermaids, Queer Mothers, and Marilyn Monroe, join Sophie Lewis and S. Lamble for a discussion on femme feminism, queer liberation, trans politics, and revolutionary futures.

An evening of music and performance rooted in Black Trans experimentation, exploring identity, survival, and expression through sound, movement, and spirit. Curated by TRIBE, the event features Chloe Filani, The Prodigy Sisters (Munya Jani & Sakeema Crook), faith//agency, and TRIBE.

How have technologies shaped and been shaped by sexuality? Join us for the first London performative lecture of A SEXUAL HISTORY OF THE INTERNET by artist and technologist Mindy Seu, exploring the entangled histories of desire, media, and digital culture.