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🎬 Join us for a one-off screening of Lewis Khan's 'The Leavers' as part of 'On Becoming', alongside works by Harry Lawson and Maite de Orbe exploring what it means to be young today.
📅 Wed 25 Nov, 6:30pm
🔗 Limited tickets: rb.gy/3vc3ll
Introducing our four Young Schemers: Shiza Naveed, Melody Akanji, Anuhya Dias Saxena and Halima Ali 💫
Emerging producers supporting NO ZINES, NO ARCHIVES, the 2026/27 edition of ICA Creatives × RESOLVE’s programme for young people.
🔗 Find out more: rb.gy/z3vpfd
🎬 Doc’n Roll Film Festival kicks off tonight at the ICA with the World Premiere of 7 Days In May: Mac DeMarco and Ryan Paris (2026), followed by an in-person Q&A with directors Joseph Bird Jr. and Raf Fellner.
📅 3 – 7 November
🔗 Programme + tickets: rb.gy/1w2iht
Tomorrow, join us for a special screening of Naza followed by a Q&A with producer James Wilson in conversation with Harry Davies, The Guardian's Investigations Correspondent.
🗓️ Wed 4 Nov, 8:45pm
🔗 Book tickets at ica.art/films
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Join us this Wednesday 4 November at @icalondon for a special screening of NAZA, followed by a Q&A with producer James Wilson and The Guardian's investigations correspondent Harry Davies.
From the Oscar-winning filmmakers behind NO OTHER LAND, this urgent and powerful documentary demands to be seen and discussed.
📍 ICA, London
📅 Wednesday 4 November | 8.45pm
🎟️ Book your tickets now at ica.art/films/naza
#NAZA #DocumentaryFilm #ICA
Maite de Orbe concludes their residency with MOMOSTAR: Unbaptising, an exhibition of images, installation, performance and sound that explores 'unbaptising' as an act of freeing something from the cultural expectations that shape it.
🗓️ 1 – 6 Dec
🔗 rb.gy/j1gtx6
🎫 Final tickets for Worldpeace DMT tomorrow night, with support from DYLTWOSIX.
London duo Leo Fincham and Rowan Please fuse 1960s psych-pop with contemporary production, creating a sound that feels both timeless and entirely their own.
🔗 Tickets: rb.gy/z3zsjj
Just announced: MorMor comes to the ICA for a headline show ✨
The Toronto-based artist, aka Seth Nyquist, joins us following the release of ‘Like Heaven’, his collaboration with Celeste.
🗓 28 Jan, 7:30pm
🎫 Tickets: rb.gy/05cus9
W/ @EatYourOwnEars
🔊 Moor Mother arrives at the ICA next Sunday, revisiting her seminal debut album Fetish Bones on the occasion of its 10th anniversary 🎫 Final tickets
With support from Peruvian harpist Eve Matin.
🔗 Final tickets: rb.gy/cz2p70
🗓️ Sun 8 Nov, 6pm
The ICA Editions showcase at The Chancery Rosewood has been extended until 12 November ✨
Discover limited-edition works by 12 contemporary artists, including Gary Hume, Lubaina Himid, Harland Miller and Zhang Ding.
📍 The Chancery Rosewood, London
November at the ICA 🍂
Autumn Knight’s I Can’t Complain continues until 29 Nov, with final performances on 6 & 20 Nov. Join us on the 20th for drinks, DJs and one last chance to air your grievances.
Plus Sara Ahmed, Diana & Hisham Matar, and On Becoming.
Last chance 🎫 Nosaj Thing and Daito Manabe bring their new live AV collaboration to the UK for the first time on 4 November.
With support from Tristan Arp.
🔗 Final tickets: rb.gy/56rq3r
A look back at Autumn Knight performing 'party pooper 1' 🪩
Join us for 'pity party', the final event in the series. A party-cum-performance with DJ, drinks and an invitation to air your grievances.
🎟️ Limited tickets: rb.gy/1qcmk6
🗓️ Fri 20 Nov, 7 – 10pm
Marina Gržinić and Aina Šmid explored identity, gender, history and the politics of representation through experimental film.
On 7 November, discover six works made between 1984 and 1997, spanning late socialism and the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
🔗 rb.gy/beo1h6
New releases in the cinema 🎬
Extra screenings added of Naza (2026) and Fatherland (2026), the latest from Oscar-winner Paweł Pawlikowski.
Opening today: Ken Russell’s The Devils (1971), in a landmark director’s cut, and Nova 78’ (2025).
🎟️ Book: rb.gy/bxq6ki
❤️ ICA Members+ get free cinema tickets for £25/month.
Find out more: ica.art/become-a-member
On 19 November, 'Anatomies of Disappearance' brings photographer Diana Matar and writer Hisham Matar together in conversation for the next event in Visible Justice’s year-long residency at ICA.
🔗 Book tickets: rb.gy/vifxhy
🎟️ £5 tickets for Under 25s
