The first major public exhibition by one of Britain's most original artists includes paintings, works on paper, sculptures and vitrines, as well as two large-scale installations.
Buy exclusive limited edition prints from the All Tomorrow's Pictures project.
A pioneering series exploring the historical significance and impact on humans of animals.
How can individuals live the ultimate green lifestyle in the face of an imminent climate disaster? This project takes current green trends to the extreme in the areas of communication, food, and death.
Featuring Liquid Cop, Gang Gang Dance, NMY and Jozef Van Wissem and a healthy dash of venom-ade!
A dazzling documentary celebrating the musical world of the Roma, with contributions from doc icon Albert Maysles. Roots & Shoots Caravan party this Friday.
Reinforcing with vigour and verve those Swedish stereotypes of skinny dipping and saucy sex ed with a season of Scandy nakedness with a generous splatter of sadism.
Debut screening of the film of the re-enactment of the death of Peter Fechter, followed by a discussion with the artist and others involved.
Do critics still matter in an age of book clubs, celebrity endorsements and blogs? Talk with John Sutherland, Rachel Bowlby, Adrian Searle and others.
A world of comics comes to the ICA for the London International Comics Festival, including a 24-hour international comic-making marathon, and a scary Halloween special.
The opening week of this year's Beck's Fusions peaked with a fantastic show from The Chemical Brothers, United Visual Artists and Flat Nose George in Trafalgar Square.
The ICA is launching a call for submissions of web-based Media artworks to be shown on the ICA website: submissions are currently open until 24 Oct.
Six filmed interviews with some of our most inspiring contributors.
What are your memories of the ICA? As part of our sixtieth birthday celebrations, we're collecting people's memories of the great times they've had and the significant things they've seen at the ICA.
"A meteorite falling in the middle of Trafalgar Square on the day before the event would have seemed a piffling inconvenience in comparison."
"One man spits at us. Behind us, Peter writhes, bleeds, and pleads. I glance over my shoulder. People throw bandages and first aid kits over the wall."
