What happens when sex and desire escape the bedroom? 🖤
Collective Visions of Pleasure explores eroticism, resistance and collective world-making across four transgressive films from Japan, the USA, Germany & Mexico.
🎞 28 Oct – 15 Nov
🔗 Tickets: https://t.co/0K4PdS4Yy5
Due to demand more tickets are now available for TG50 talk. https://t.co/EN0yhannHr Additional screening also of Kezar gig https://t.co/ExF5nyJgAa @MuteUK@ThrobbingGrstle@ICALondon See you there!
Off-Circuit is a continuing series bringing landmark films from this generation of filmmakers to the big screen.
🎬 Discover more Off-Circuit films: https://t.co/X7AiI5SuWg
🎞️ Ramiro Sonzini and Ezequiel Salinas’s The Night is Fading Away comes to the UK for its premiere as part of Off-Circuit on 23 October, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
✨ Book now: https://t.co/OGCTiiaiHG
🎥 More screenings from 24 October.
⚡ 18 Oct: the ICA and Mute present a one-off screening of Throbbing Gristle’s final live performance at San Francisco’s Kezar Pavilion, 1981.
Join us 12–8pm to mark 50 years since TG’s incendiary ICA performance 🔊
🕗 Screening 8pm
🎫 Limited tickets: https://t.co/u2pXl8DGCy
Just announced 🔊 Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan live at ICA London, 22 May.
Gordon Chapman-Fox’s retro-futurist project soundtracks the rise of a northern new town with shimmering arpeggios, soaring leads & euphoric electronics.
🎫 Book: https://t.co/HgzyCYLU1w
For the next PULSE, School of the Damned presents new work across moving image, performance and sound, exploring ‘conjuncture’ – moments when political, social and material crises intensify and overlap.
Featuring Carolin Meyer, Daisy C, George Valentine, Ollie Godwin and more
Open now 🎈 Autumn Knight: I Can’t Complain
Knight’s first UK exhibition considers complaining, voice, authority and how power is negotiated in everyday life.
🖤 Visit Tue to Sun, 12–8pm
✨ Pay What You Can, 12–1pm
Video by Fergus Carmichael
Join curators and writers Lou Stoppard and Federica Chiocchetti in conversation with Mary Stephenson this Thursday, celebrating the publication of Wet Proof 💧
🔗 Book tickets: https://t.co/Y7AjDX3DVP
📌 Thu 8 Oct, 6:30pm
2pm – Cartas a mis padres muertos (2025), dir. Ignacio Agüero: an intimate correspondence with his parents, tracing five decades of personal and Chilean history.
4pm – Memories of Underdevelopment (1968): a wealthy intellectual navigates post-Revolution Havana.
🎬 Final screenings of the London Latino Film Festival tomorrow!
12pm – A Bright Future (2025) dir. Lucía Garibaldi
Elisa and her mother live in a city suspended in time, where its brightest young people are sent North in search of a promised future.
🎟️ https://t.co/Dr6kfsxxLN
🎶 Kiran Leonard joins WACK × lovemusic as support for their In the Round show on 29 Oct.
Strasbourg-based lovemusic join Jennifer Walshe & Neil Luck (aka WACK) for 2 UK premieres.
🔊 Leonard brings noise rock, avant-folk, DIY no-fi & more.
🎫 Tickets: https://t.co/peweepQ8Wq
On 28 October, SMUT celebrates the release of Ezekiel’s Somewhere between a doll and a dog at the ICA, with a book signing and intimate conversation with writer and editor Osman Ahmed.
🔗 Book tickets: https://t.co/uwaHaF2xjk
Images courtesy of Ezekiel.
🗯️ Exhibiting artist Autumn Knight selects films for our cinema exploring complaint through humour, frustration & creativity.
21 Oct – No Other Choice, dir. Park Chan-wook
28 Oct – I Am Not Your Negro, dir. Raoul Peck
11 Nov – Persepolis, dir. Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud
Tickets are running low for L’Rain live at the ICA as part of October’s In the Round series 🥵
Taja Cheek’s genre-defying project moves between music, art, film and fashion – one of the most adventurous voices for this warped contemporary moment.
🎟️ https://t.co/sxTNk6iL1a
Az Zeeb (13 Oct, 8:45pm) follows Rafael Guendelman through a cache of Super 8 films and photographs, uncovering his family’s political histories.
Easter (14 Oct, 6:40pm) centres Sekja, an ageing Korean trans burlesque star, in a glorious film about life.
📅 LFF runs 7–18 Oct
Some must-see films from this year’s BFI London Film Festival, screening at the ICA 🎞️
Compressed Distances (13 Oct, 6:20pm) brings together four works on oppression, violence and dispossession, where images become acts of defiance and solidarity.
✨ https://t.co/l0afqGJmEG