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November at the ICA 🍂 Here's what's on
🖤 Autumn Knight’s first UK exhibition, 'I Can’t Complain', continues until 29 November, with two final performances on 6 & 20 November. The final performance on 20 November brings drinks, DJs and one last chance to air your grievances in public.
💬 Also coming up: Sara Ahmed on the art of complaining; a conversation between Diana and Hisham Matar, presented by Visible Justice as part of their year-long residency; and On Becoming, a programme of short films exploring community.
🎞️ On screen, our Long Takes season on Shōhei Imamura continues, alongside two new Off-Circuit titles: Angela Schanelec’s My Wife Cries and the UK premiere of Everything Else Is Noise, both followed by Q&As with the directors. Nicolas Pereda is also in focus this month, alongside a packed festival programme.
🔊 On stage, Nosaj Thing x Daito Manabe debut their new collaboration, Moor Mother marks ten years of Fetish Bones, Japan’s GOAT return to the ICA, and Unsound London brings two nights of adventurous sound to close the month.
See you there ✨
#WhatsOn #ICALondon #ICA #ComingUp #November
01 Nov 2026
Another highlight from Autumn Knight's 'party pooper 1' 🖤 A few spaces left for Samra Mayanja's solo performance 'party done' next Friday, 6 November.
Part of Knight’s (@autkni) first UK exhibition, 'I Can’t Complain', 'party pooper' 1 & 2 explored collective complaint. The performance series concludes on 20 November with 'pity party', conceptualised by Knight and hosted by Michelangelo Miccolis and Nick von Kleist – with free drinks, a DJ and the chance to air your grievances.
Book tickets at link in bio 🔗
Autumn Knight: I Can’t Complain is open Tuesday to Sunday, 12 – 8pm 🕘
Autumn Knight, party pooper 1 performed at Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 12 October 2026 as part of the exhibition Autumn Knight: I Can't Complain. Video by Fergus Carmichael.
#AutumnKnight #ICantComplain #Performance #Exhibition #ICA
30 Oct 2026
Two subscriptions. One price ✨ To celebrate 50 years of Art Monthly and 80 years of the ICA, we're teaming up with a joint subscription offer.
Combine a year of Art Monthly with a year of Membership for ICA London for just £105 – saving £30.
Enjoy critical writing on contemporary art alongside boundary-pushing exhibitions, films and more.
Treat yourself or the art lover in your life to this special offer – available until 31 December📌
Subscribe @art_monthly_uk or follow the link in our bio to find out more 🔗
#ArtMonthly #ICA #ContemporaryArt #Membership
29 Oct 2026
London Palestine Film Festival (@lpffofficial) opens this Saturday at ICA with the UK premiere of Who Killed Alex Odeh? (2026), at 6pm 🎞️
In October 1985, Palestinian American Alex Odeh – a beloved teacher and community leader – was killed by a tripwire bomb planted in his office in Santa Ana, California. A gripping cold-case investigation, Who Killed Alex Odeh? examines political violence, unresolved acts of terror and the enduring denial of justice.
🎥 Also in the programme: Partition + The Flowers Stand Silently, Witnessing, followed by a screen talk. This double bill returns to archival images of Palestine to explore how colonial histories are recorded, remembered and reclaimed.
🔗 Explore the programme + book at ica.art/films
📅 14 – 25 November
#LondonPalestineFilmFestival #PalestinianFilm #Cinema #LPFF #ICA
12 Nov 2026
🎥 Coming up in Off-Circuit next Friday: My Wife Cries (2026), the latest film from German filmmaker Angela Schanelec, followed by an in-person Q&A with the director.
The programme continues with three UK premieres, each followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker: Nicolás Pereda’s Everything Else Is Noise (2026), Bingham Bryant’s Mirage (2026) and Mathilde Girard’s Recherche Médée (2025).
🎟️ Discover the programme and book your tickets at ica.art/films
#OffCircuit #UKPremiere #DirectorQAs #ICA #Cinema
11 Nov 2026
The second night of Unsound London 2026 (Friday, November 27) at @icalondon features an Unsound-commissioned A/V show by Giant Claw (@keithrankin) and Julek ploski (@julekploski), entitled “CONTROL FREAK”. Having already performed the piece at Unsound Warszawa and Unsound New York, the eccentric and unpredictable duo will bring a heavy dose of mayhem and fun to London. US duo Visible Cloaks (@visiblecloaks) join forces with Poland’s Hashtag Ensemble (@hashtagensemble) to bring the sound of their latest album, “Paradessence” – a sonic story inspired by folk sounds and Kankyō Ongaku soundscapes. Opening the evening are Ukrainian artists Heinali (@heinalimusic) and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko (@yasiavmyla) with “Гільдеґарда” – a collaboration that brings the music of 12th-century abbess, philosopher and mystic Hildegard von Bingen into a new era, connecting Ukrainian folk singing with modular synth. The result becomes a mirror through which to reflect on and process wartime experiences. Tickets 🎟️ for this event are available via the link in bio.
11 Nov 2026
The first of three talks as part of Unsound London at ICA brings together Chicago footwork pioneer RP Boo, Paide (Outlines), Seb Wheeler (160 Unity / Tropical Waste) and Aoife Keane (After Werks) to discuss footwork’s latest era, its global dance culture and its ongoing evolution 🔊
Since emerging from Chicago in the early 2010s, footwork has had a profound influence on contemporary electronic music. Artists including RP Boo, DJ Spinn, Jana Rush, Jlin and the late DJ Rashad have helped take the sound around the world.
Today, thriving scenes in the UK, Poland and Japan are bringing new energy to the music and dance form, as a new generation takes the culture forward.
Moderated by London-based DJ, radio producer, presenter and educator Aliyah Husna.
📍 ICA London
📅 Thu 26 Nov, 6pm
🎟 Tickets at ica.art/live
@rp_boo_official @s_e_b_w @thempress._
#ChicagoFootwork #UnsoundLondon #Unsound #ICA #Footwork
11 Nov 2026
We've released a few extra tickets for Matt Bluemink's book launch tomorrow evening, with theorist Alessandro Sbordoni (@alessandrosbordoni777) ✨
Drawing on the music of artists including SOPHIE, Arca and Iglooghost, 'The Future Is Not Lost: On Music, Technology, and the Creation of New Worlds' (@becoming.press, 2026) argues that the future is not lost; it continues to speak to us through music.
Join Bluemink for a presentation on the book, followed by a conversation with Sbordoni.
🎟️ Final tickets at ica.art/talks
📅 Wed 11 Nov, 6:30pm
Video: @blue_labyrinths
#TheFutureIsNotLost #BookLaunch #Talks #ICA #MarkFisher
10 Nov 2026
We're pleased to announce Forum des Cinéastes 📽️ A year-long critical forum for London-based cinéastes to watch, discuss, write, and make cinema. Applications now open!
Drawing on alternative histories of filmmaking, criticism and exhibition, the Forum will unfold through weekly talks, discussions and workshops. A space to test ideas, share work in progress, collaborate and respond critically to one another’s practices.
Shaped by its participants, the Forum places collective inquiry and experimentation at its centre, opening up new, emerging possibilities for cinema in London.
✳️ Applicants must be 18 or over
✳️ London-based; full-year commitment required (January–December 2027)
✳️ Apply by 20 November 2026, 11:59pm
To apply, send a sample of your work and a motivation letter to [email protected] 🔗 Full details at ica.art
#ForumdesCinéastes #CriticalForum #ApplicationsOpen #Cinema #ICA
09 Nov 2026
Our In Focus on Mexican filmmaker Nicolás Pereda begins tomorrow with Together (2009) 🎬
Sly, precise explorations of power and performance, Pereda’s films attend to the smallest gestures and the tensions lurking beneath everyday life. Blurring theatricality and cinematic realism, they move through elliptical narratives, shifting roles and surreal turns, drawing on the worlds of Kafka and Mario Levrero, the playfulness of El Pampero Cine and the somatic sensibility of Tsai Ming-liang.
🎞️ Coming up: Perpetual Motion (2009), Fauna (2020), Lazaro at Night (2024) and the UK Premiere of Everything Else is Noise (2026) followed by a Q&A with Pereda.
🔗 Explore the programme + book tickets: ica.art/films
📅 10 Nov – 17 Dec 2026
#NicolasPereda #MexicanFilm #UKPremiere #InFocus #ICACinema
09 Nov 2026
Announcing Gal Go Grey as support for Goat’s (jp) (@goat_band_jp) sold-out show tomorrow night 🔊
Bathed in distortion and echo, Gal Go Grey is an electronica duo comprising Argentine saxophonist Ignacio Salvadores (@gal.go) and London-born experimental musician Tom Grey (@tomgreyphillips).
Performing together sporadically since 2020, their explosive sets skim the surface of dub, dance and noise, impulsively reshaping familiar forms into something altogether stranger. With Ignacio also a key collaborator of King Krule and Tom co-founder of the event series Atomiser, time together is scarce – but the results are anything but. The duo released their debut project in 2021 and have been developing new material since, due for release the day after tomorrow.
See you tomorrow ✨
Check @dicefm for last minute tickets 🔗
📸 Andriana Oborocean (@andriaobor)
#GalGoGrey #Goat #SoldOut #LiveMusic #ICA
09 Nov 2026
🎞️ 'The Sublime Encounter' brings together three films that lay bare the ineffable through an engagement with the philosophical sublime. Bridging cultures, eras and genres, the programme celebrates that which escapes the limits of human comprehension.
From the sensual revelations of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Teorema (1968), to Satyajit Ray’s Devi (1960), where the boundaries between human and divine begin to dissolve, and the mystical landscapes of Jauja (2014), each film bears witness to a collision of two vastly different worlds: the ordinary and the incomprehensible.
Curated by Aisha Rattan (@thesublimeencounter) in partnership with the National Film and Television School (@nftsfilmtv) and the ICA. Each screening will be preceded by an introduction.
📅 26 Nov – 6 Dec
🔗 Book tickets at ica.art/films
#TheSublimeEncounter #ICA #Cinema #Film #NFTS
09 Nov 2026
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