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Reflect Remember Reclaim Heal Artist and musician Zethu Zizwe Ruby Maseko leads two half-day practical workshops in art, written and spoken word for women of colour.
The workshops will take place over two days: 15 June from 12 – 4pm and Sunday 16 June ... 2 Likes

Penny Slinger - Out of the Shadows + Q&A The untold story of the British artist Penny Slinger and the traumatic events that led to the creation of her 1977 masterpiece, 'An Exorcism.'
Richard Kovitch’s film documents Slinger’s story for the first time, immersing the viewer in 1960s counterculture, ... 10 Likes

'It is unsurprising, then, that the product of their collaboration explores in deft and occasionally jarring detail the abysses of female sexual desire, which are often ignored for their unpalatability to the male gaze' - Another Gaze: A Feminist Film ... 5 Likes

Photos from ICA's post A new permanently sited work by Rirkrit Tiravanija is now open to the public.
Situated within the ICA’s lower bar, 'untitled 2019 (the form of the flower is unknown to the seed)' comprises a sake bar with communal seating and ... 27 Likes

'Birds of Passage offers a lesson about the destabilisation of traditional modes of life and a fascinating glimpse into a little-understood community. That the filmmakers wrap it into familiar genre territory makes it all the more impressive.' - British Film ... 6 Likes

Last week, Isabel Waidner presented a sold-out evening of readings and discussion exploring the conditions of possibility for queer and innovative writing.
'Kathy Acker, herself from an upper-class background, remains the one transgressive, experimental writer widely represented in British art, ... 1 Comments

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"Claiming to be concerned for their safety, the national football federation’s refusal to let them play internationally is a reminder of #MeToo’s realisation that male endorsement can be another form of control." - The Guardian on 'Freedom Fields'
https://bit.ly/2KamqgC
An ... 4 Likes

The ICA is proud to announce a newly commissioned permanently sited work by Rirkrit Tiravanija. The work will occupy the lower bar, transforming it into a new social space comprising a sake bar, seating and tables.
Tiravanija is known for ... 5 Likes

'Many people believe that there is no possible future for our planet and all the living beings which live on it; but why not work on changing our culture instead of passively assenting to its decline?'
– Luce Irigaray
Luce ... 9 Likes

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See What I Hear | Resident Advisor Introducing 'See What I Hear', the winning idea from last year's competition with Resident Advisor to submit film ideas focused on electronic music.
Filmmaker Lucy Werrett explores how visuals can enhance both the experience and the production of music.
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“Cinema lies, sport doesn’t” - Jean-Luc Goddard
Is tennis the exception to this philosophy? Julien Faraut's documentary, pieced together from original footage of John McEnroe, presents a player who is essentially an actor-director.
Preview + Q&A, 23 May
https://bit.ly/2W5hmR7 5 Likes

"Maryanne Amacher is a composer as Pierre Huyghe or Seth Price or Tino Sehgal aren’t easel painters." - Bill Dietz, via Kammer Klang
Full article: https://bit.ly/2JlYlnG
Hear Bill Dietz and Amy Cimini in conversation at the ICA
30 - 31 ... 4 Likes

"She muses unselfconsciously on the fluidity of identity"
New essay by Ara Osterweil on 'Martina's Playhouse' (1989) and the Queer Space of Girlhood is now available on our website.
Peggy Ahwesh's intimate home movie screens on Wednesday, alongside Doris Wishman's ... 2 Likes

Photos from ICA's post "Men are conspicuously absent, a ‘lack’ reversing the Lacanian/Freudian constructions of women as Ahwesh plays with other possibilities"
Kathy Geritz on 'Martina's Playhouse'
Peggy Ahwesh's intimate home movie screens on 15 May, alongside Doris Wishman's 'Nude on the Moon'
https://bit.ly/2JpS75h 3 Likes

Ama-San - Trailer 'In Focus: TERRATREME' showcases innovative film production in Portugal.
'Ama-San' presents a unique portrait of Japan’s female shellfish divers.
17 May
6:30pm
https://bit.ly/2VOisjX 4 Likes

"The film patiently draws a profoundly empathetic portrait of human suffering that is at once epic and intimate."
@SightSoundmag review Hu Bo's tale of economic stagnation in modern China, An Elephant Sitting Still https://t.co/FSVELna0SO
Now screening https://t.co/lZxMQu68at https://t.co/sOW6u3ofEK

"...yet what really makes this special is the sheer depth of compassion and knowing humanity behind every frame."
@SightSoundmag review Koreeda Hirokazu's Palme d'Or winning depiction of economic precarity, The Shoplifters: https://t.co/b1rzCnh61G
Tix: https://t.co/aaYMVdVl0K https://t.co/z3rMXs3Bv2

"The media is failing to serve its true purpose."
Read a @SightSoundmag interview with Koreeda Hirokazu: https://t.co/FkjUYGQpMY
His Palme d'Or winning depiction of a family living in economic precarity, The Shoplifters, is now screening: https://t.co/cp6YG6b8Wj https://t.co/3AHiLO7R24

"A unique, typically oblique late-career wonder from French master New Wave godhead Jean-Luc Godard."
@LWLies recommends The Image Book: https://t.co/yy9tpyXkRV
Now screening: https://t.co/ArRXByiCWT https://t.co/PjIA4ANlCF

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DJ Ain Bailey's three-part series of events, Congregation @icalondon, kicks off tomorrow evening with a club night ft. Ain Bailey, DJ Levi, DJ Marlon aka The Church Lady, ORETHA. Get tickets here: https://t.co/txpADkv45H https://t.co/ZFuNABejsz ICA Retweeted

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“Meteors” Sight & Sound review by Jason Anderson - Jan-Feb 2019 Issue.
You can watch the film at @ICALondon now!
@SightSoundmag @FilmFestLocarno @nico_marzano @ardacilt @faziletonat https://t.co/iJyjgSdcNI ICA Retweeted

Our ICA x BLESS totes are now back in store. These bags are based on the best-selling BLESS tote but reimagined in the RGB colours of ICA's visual identity, especially for the Institute. Red Members get 10% off. https://t.co/iiGHl2f9Z2 https://t.co/GHIzv9oYsY

Get ready for tonight's #Congregation: Club Night by listening to Mica Paris' 'Should've Known Better': https://t.co/IRunqdXZ41
Memorializing nights that have come & gone, the night ft. Ain Bailey, DJ Levi, DJ Marlon aka The Church Lady & ORETHA: https://t.co/xNoWR8hoTy https://t.co/9AyPig9yDK

Ain Bailey and Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski have DJed and organised
in London together for the past two decades in this interview the pair talk solidarity, historic spaces of Black feminist organising
and the disappearance of queer venues. https://t.co/RtT3mDoZf8 https://t.co/RYyVWJQ4q6

In the run-up to the festive season receive a 20% discount on gifted ICA Red Membership by using the discount code REDGIFT20 here: https://t.co/izQ6XM9BEc https://t.co/KvS3DcmGTp ICA Retweeted

Chelsea Manning in conversation with James Bridle

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Frames of Representation: How to Film Nothing: Lecture with Boris Mitić The director of satirical documentary In Praise of Nothing joined us for a special, tongue-in-cheek lecture about Nothing. Boris Mitić presents a quirky overview of the creative and production challenges of making his whistleblowing documentary parody in which he explores ...

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Frames of Representation: Intro and Q&A #FoR18 Shorts #1 Q&A with directors Pedro Peralta (Ascension) and Rafael Ramírez (Amundsen’s Dogs) and producer Michał Białożej (Zhalanash) hosted by film journalist and critic at large Wendy Ide.
Ascension (Ascensao)
The term sublime is not overused, Ascensão is an invitation to a ...

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Frames of Representation: DragonFly Eyes Q&A Q&A with director Xu Bing hosted by Tony Rayns, filmmaker, critic and festival programmer with a special interest in East Asian cinema
All across China, surveillance cameras are tracking citizens as they go about their lives. Compiling diverse fragments of ...

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